Abstract:
Two flat packages (110, 111) are arranged to achieve a mirrored footprint by employing guides (100), which are positioned within a mounting aperature a printed circuit board. The flat packages include leads (120, 121) which extend from an edge of the flat package. A semiconductor chip is encapsulated by the flat packages.
Abstract:
The invention is to an array of stacked devices utilizing vertical surface mounted semiconductor devices stacked side by side and inserting the stack of devices into a casing. The packaged stack of devices creates a cube package which is capable of replacing SIMM boards, and saves considerable space. The casing dissipates heat generated in the devices, and may be of metal or thermally conductive plastic.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device of the present invention includes a plurality of lead terminals extending from only one side surface of a package main body having major surfaces and side surfaces, the lead terminal extending parallel to the major surface by a predetermined size and being substantially perpendicularly bent to project from the major surface by a predetermined size in a vertical mount type semiconductor device, or being substantially perpendicularly bent to project from the major surface by a predetermined size and bent again at a distal end portion in parallel to the major surface in a horizontal mount type semiconductor device, and a supporting means projecting from the package main body by substantially the same size as the projecting size of the lead terminals. A method of manufacturing the semiconductor device of the present invention includes the steps of lead frame formation, chip mounting and bonding, mold sealing, and lead terminal formation.
Abstract:
An electronic device (10) includes a package (16) having two posts (30) suitable for insertion in PCB holes. Package (16) presents a lengthwise molding plane (32) along which the upper portion (42) and bottom portion (44) of package (16) are mated during the molding process. Posts (30) are disposed substantially exclusively in bottom portion (44) so that posts (30) are asymmetric about lengthwise molding plane (32). Thus, even if a top mold (42a) and a bottom mold (44a) are misaligned there will be no effect on the dimensional tolerance of posts (30) and thus the tolerance of post (30) can be closely matched with a PCB hole (20) tolerance to insure a snug fit. Thus, device (10) is mounted edgewise on a PCB (18) by insertion of posts (30) into PCB holes (20) so that tips (24) of lead fingers (4 14) can be connected to PCB (18) by surfacing-mounting techniques or the like.
Abstract:
An edge-mounted integrated circuit device (10 ) includes a semiconductor die (11) and a lead frame (15) attached to the semiconductor die (11). The lead frame (15) includes a plurality of leads (14) electrically connected to the semiconductor die and lead frame supports (16, 18). A package (12) encapsulates the semiconductor die and a portion of the lead frame (15). The leads (14) extend from the package (12) and are bent to present a face for surface mount connection to conductors on a substrate. The supports (16, 18) extend from the package (12) for contacting the substrate to support the device (10) in position for soldering the leads (14) to conductors on the substrate.
Abstract:
A flat package for semiconductor integrated circuit devices allows edge-mounting and surface-mount. The package may be molded plastic containing a semiconductor chip, and flat leads extend from one edge of the package. The leads are bent to provide an area to solder to conductors on a PC board. Mechanical positioning, mechanical support and spacing are provided by studs extending from the edge of the package adjacent the leads. The studs have stops formed at a position even with flat outer surfaces of the bent leads; the portion outward of the stops fits into holes in the PC board.
Abstract:
A flat package for semiconductor integrated circuit devices allows edge-mounting and surface-mount. The package may be molded plastic containing a semiconductor chip, and flat leads extend from one edge of the package. The leads are bent to provide an area to solder to conductors on a PC board. Mechanical positioning, mechanical support and spacing are provided by studs extending from the edge of the package adjacent the leads. The studs have stops formed at a position even with flat outer surfaces of the bent leads; the portion outward of the stops fits into holes in the PC board.
Abstract:
Pin-shaped or flat-plate-shaped parallel terminals of an electronic or piezoelectric component for being inserted in through holes formed in a printed circuit board. The terminals are electrically connected to electrodes of the electronic component and arranged substantially parallel to each other. Each of the terminals includes a bent portion formed at a location along an axis of each terminal so as to project at least partially in a direction perpendicular to that, and the bent portions are generally at an imaginary surface defined by the terminals.