Abstract: A busbar assembly of the present invention includes a plurality of busbars disposed in parallel in a common plane with a gap between adjacent busbars, and an insulative resin layer including a gap filling part and a first surface-side laminate part, the first surface-side laminate part having a plurality of first surface-side center openings that expose predetermined parts of first surfaces of the plurality of busbars respectively to form a plurality of exposure regions, the insulative resin layer being formed by an insulative resin material that is transparent in a half-cured state and nontransparent in a completely cured state.

Abstract: A busbar assembly of the present invention includes a plurality of busbars disposed in parallel in a common plane with a gap between adjacent busbars, and an insulative resin layer including a gap filling part and a first surface-side laminate part, the first surface-side laminate part having a plurality of first surface-side center openings that expose predetermined parts of first surfaces of the plurality of busbars respectively to form a plurality of exposure regions, the insulative resin layer being formed by an insulative resin material that is transparent in a half-cured state and nontransparent in a completely cured state.

Abstract: According to a manufacturing method of the present invention, it is possible to manufacture a busbar assembly in an efficient manner, the busbar assembly including busbars disposed in parallel in a common plane and an insulative resin layer including a gap filling portion filled into a gap between the adjacent busbars and a bottom-surface-side laminated portion extending integrally from the gap filling portion and arranged on bottom surfaces of the busbars, a top surface of the busbar being at least partially exposed to form a top-surface-side connection portion, the bottom surface of the busbar including a first bottom surface region which is located at the same position in a thickness direction as a lower end portion of the gap and on which the bottom-surface-side laminated portion is arranged and a second bottom surface region located farther away from the top surface than the first bottom surface region and exposed to the outside to form a bottom-surface-side connection portion.

Abstract: A busbar assembly of the present invention includes a plurality of busbars disposed in parallel in a common plane with a gap between adjacent busbars, and an insulative resin layer including a gap filling part and a first surface-side laminate part, the first surface-side laminate part having a plurality of first surface-side center openings that expose predetermined parts of first surfaces of the plurality of busbars respectively to form a plurality of exposure regions, the insulative resin layer being formed by an insulative resin material that is transparent in a half-cured state and nontransparent in a completely cured state.