Abstract:
An electronic component mounting structure includes a first substrate (11) on which a first component (12) is mounted and a second substrate (15) connected to the first substrate. The second substrate is bent toward the first component.
Abstract:
An improved process for assembling a plurality of power packages and a thermal heat sink to a printed circuit board involves securing the power packages to the heat sink before soldering the electrical leads of the power packages to the printed circuit board. The improved process allows the electrical leads of the power packages to move freely in lead holes in the printed circuit board as intimate planar surface to planar surface contact between the heat sink and the power packages is achieved, thereby eliminating or at least substantially reducing lead bending that occurs in conventional processes wherein attachment of the heat sink to the power packages occurs after the leads of the power packages have been soldered to the printed circuit board.
Abstract:
A technique for manufacturing an electronic assembly uses a mold (40) that has a first mold portion (44) and a second mold portion (42). The first mold portion (44) includes a plurality of spaced mold pins (46) extending from an inner surface. A cavity of the first and second mold portions (44,42) provides a mold cavity (111), when joined. A backplate (110) is also provided that includes a plurality of support pedestals (112) and an integrated heatsink (114) extending from a first side of the backplate (110). A substrate (102) includes a first side of an integrated circuit (IC) die (106A) mounted to a first side of the substrate (102). The backplate (110) and the substrate (102) are placed within the cavity of the second mold portion and the support pedestals (112) are in contact with the first side of the substrate (102). The first and second mold portions (44,42) are joined and the mold pins (46) contact a second surface of the substrate (102) during an overmolding process.
Abstract:
An electronic part-mounted substrate (1) includes a plate made of metal, an insulating material layer (4) which is formed of a ceramic material on a surface of the plate and which has a surface provided with a heat generating IC (5,6) thereon, and a thermal conductive member which is provided on a surface of IC. The heat, which is generated by IC (5,6) , is transmitted via the thermal conductive member (80) to the insulating material layer (4) and the plate, and the heat is dissipated to the outside. The heat generated by the electronic part can be dissipated more efficiently. The substrate is applicable to a liquid-jetting head.
Abstract:
An electrical device for mounting electrical components includes an integrally die-cast aluminum base 20 having at an upper side thereof recesses 20a for receiving the electrical components and at the bottom side thereof radiator fins 20b for radiating heat generated by the electrical components. The terminals 31 of the electrical components accommodated in the recesses of the metal base 20 are substantially at the same height and electrical interconnection among them is secured via the conductors 21a carried on a printed circuit board 21. A high heat conductivity resin material 29 is interposed between the recesses and components 22, 23, and 27 that generate a large amount of heat. On the other hand, a heat insulating resin material 30 is interposed between the recess and the component 26 that generates a small or negligible amount of heat.
Abstract:
A surface mount device is disclosed. The surface mount device can include an electronic component operable in an electronic circuit. The surface mount device can also include a heat transfer component thermally coupled to the electronic component. The heat transfer component can have a heat transfer surface configured to interface with a heat sink. In addition, the surface mount device can include a resiliently flexible lead to electrically couple the electronic component to a circuit board. The resiliently flexible lead can be configured to resiliently deflect to facilitate a variable distance of the heat transfer surface from the circuit board, to enable the heat transfer surface and a planar heat transfer surface of another similarly configured surface mount device to be substantially aligned for interfacing with the heat sink.
Abstract:
A method is provided for manufacturing a printed circuit board assembly. A method includes applying a liquefied radiant-heat material (40) on a heating component (P1) mounted on the printed circuit board (P); mounting a shield unit (41) on the printed circuit board in contact with the liquefied radiant-heat material; and simultaneously curing the liquefied radiant-heat material and bonding the shield unit.
Abstract:
A high-frequency module includes a lower base member having a recess part formed in an upper face thereof, and having a base metal part formed on a lower face thereof that is to be grounded, an upper substrate disposed inside the recess part of the lower base member, a semiconductor device mounted on an upper face of the upper substrate, a first ground line connected to the semiconductor device and formed on the upper substrate, and a ground metal part connected to the base metal part and disposed in the lower base member, wherein the ground metal part is connected to the first ground line on the upper substrate.