Abstract:
A two-dimensional light source includes a base substrate having holes, wires disposed on a lower surface of the base substrate, a light emitting diode (LED) chip disposed on an upper surface of the base substrate, plugs that connect two electrodes of the LED chip to the wires through the holes, a buffer layer covering the LED chip, and an optical layer that is disposed on the buffer layer and has an optical pattern formed at a portion of the optical layer corresponding to the LED chip.
Abstract:
A backlight structure comprises a frame, a circuit board, and a connector. The frame has an opening. The circuit board is located below the frame and has a through hole, wherein the through hole aligns with the opening. The connector passes through the opening and the through hole, protrudes from a surface of the frame, and is electrically connected to the circuit board.
Abstract:
A backlight structure comprises a frame, a circuit board, and a connector. The frame has an opening. The circuit board is located below the frame and has a through hole, wherein the through hole aligns with the opening. The connector passes through the opening and the through hole, protrudes from a surface of the frame, and is electrically connected to the circuit board.
Abstract:
Methods for forming a metal shield on a printed circuit board (10) include depositing a first layer of metal (41) on a substrate (22) of the printed circuit board (10), depositing a first layer of dielectric material (42) on the first layer of metal (41), printing one or more circuits (21, 21′) on the first dielectric layer (42), depositing a second layer of dielectric material (43) over the one or more printed circuits (21, 21′), forming a trench-like opening (44) in the two layers of dielectric material (42, 43) surrounding the one or more printed circuits (21, 21′) so that the metal of the first layer (41) is exposed by the trench-like opening (44), depositing a second layer of metal (27) on the second layer of dielectric material (43) such that the second layer of metal (27) plates the trench-like opening (44) and makes electrical contact with the first metal layer (41).
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for forming a metal shield on a printed circuit board (10) include a layer of dielectric material (23) one or more printed circuits (21) on the layer of dielectric material (23), a layer of metal (27) on the layer of dielectric material (23), a metal-clad trench or opening surrounding the printed circuit (44) and electrically connected to the layer of metal(27), a solder pad (24) on the layer of dielectric material (23), a microvia (25) through the solder pad (24) and the layer of dielectric material (23), and electrical components (11) soldered to the solder pads (24) and to the printed circuit (21).
Abstract:
A light emitting diode assembly with low thermal resistance comprises an LED, a circuit board and a heat-dissipating substrate. The LED has a die mounted on a heat-dissipating plate and pads connected to a printed circuit board. The LED is mounted on a circuit board and a heat-dissipating substrate, whereby the thermal resistance of the LED assembly can be advantageously reduced to enhance the performance of the LED assembly.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for forming a metal shield on a printed circuit board (10) include a layer of dielectric material (23) one or more printed circuits (21) on the layer of dielectric material (23), a layer of metal (27) on the layer of dielectric material (23), a metal-clad trench or opening surrounding the printed circuit (44) and electrically connected to the layer of metal (27), a solder pad (24) on the layer of dielectric material (23), a microvia (25) through the solder pad (24) and the layer of dielectric material (23), and electrical components (11) soldered to the solder pads (24) and to the printed circuit (21).
Abstract:
A memory IC having an SOJ type package is mounted on a metal wiring layer on the surface of the outer layer of a multilevel interconnection board. Protecting portions are formed on the package of the memory IC. The protecting portions contact the surface of the metal wiring layer when the memory IC is mounted on the multilevel level interconnection board. The shape of the projecting portions can be of various types, e.g., circular cylinders or prisms. Heat generated within the memory IC is transmitted to the metal wiring layer through the projecting portions. A first insulating layer has first and second surfaces. Wiring layers are formed on each of the first and second surfaces of the first insulating layer, and first and second semiconductor chips are connected to those wiring layers. First and second resin layers cover the whole surface of the outermost wiring layers and the first and second semiconductor chips.
Abstract:
A printing head drive circuit of a printer is mounted on the side of a carriage having a printing head attached thereto for a allowing said carriage to act as a heat sink. Hereby, no particular cooling means (heat sink, cooling fan and the like) is required for printing head drive elements. In addition, a controller and heat generating parts can be completely separated. Thus, it can be anticipated to reduce the number of parts and the cost required for assembling the whole structure as well as to improve reliability of the printing head drive circuit.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board having a supporting base element (1) of anodized aluminum. A glue film (4) is interposed between the supporting base element and a laminate layer (7) which has circuits (6a, 6b), the glue film sealing any pores in the anodic film of the supporting base element.