Abstract:
The invention relates to a light-emitting diode arrangement (1) comprising a conductor track support (2) which is provided with a electric conductor track arrangement (8, 9), and at least one light-emitting diode (3) which is electrically connected to the conductor track arrangement (8, 9). The aim of the invention is to increase the service life of light-emitting diodes having increased conductivity. According to the invention, a cooling body (6) is arranged on the side, which is opposite the light-emitting diode (3), of the conductor track support (2) and the conductor track support comprises a through opening (22) which is arranged between the light-emitting diode (3) and the cooling body (6).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for creating a link in an integrated metal substrate comprising a first metallic layer (300) and a second metallic layer (100) which are separated by an insulating layer (200), comprising a stage in which a portion (22) of the first metallic layer (300) and a corresponding portion of the insulating layer (23) are cut out and said portions are inserted into the second metallic layer (100).
Abstract:
ABREGEL'invention concerne un procédé d'établissement d'une liaison dans un substrat métallique intégré comportant une première couche métallique (300) et une deuxième couche métallique (100) séparées par une couche isolante (200), comportant l'étape de découper une portion (22) de la première couche métallique (300) et une portion correspondante de la couche isolante (23) et ô enfoncer ces portions dans la seconde couche métallique (100).Figure 3.
Abstract:
A flexible circuit system includes a flexible dielectric layer having a first conductive layer on a first side and a second conductive layer on a second side. A non-conductive, closed end passage extends through the dielectric layer from the first side to the second side. The first conductive layer is adjacent an open end of the passage at the first side, and the second conductive layer forms the closed end of the passage at the second side. A stiffener member is attached to the second conductive layer. A solder ball is connected to provide a conductive path between the first conductive layer and the second conductive layer.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board assembly (10) comprising a printed circuit board having a plurality of conductive traces (25, 30) deposited on a surface thereof to define a plurality of electrical circuit geometries. A plurality of thin film fuses (35) are deposited on the printed circuit board, each fuse providing circuit protection to one of the plurality of conductive traces.
Abstract:
A method and preform (10) for forming and attaching an array of conductive balls, preferably solder balls, to ball receiving areas (18) on a substrate is disclosed. The preform is a connected array of sub-preforms (12) comprised of the conductive material from which the balls will be formed. The connections (16) between adjacent sub-preforms (12) are designed to assure division of the preform (10) into individual masses, each sufficient to form one conductive ball. Each sub-preform (12) is provided with a bottom protrusion which assures physical and thermal contact between preform and substrate. The method involves placing the preform on the substrate such that each sub-preform is positioned above the conductive ball receiving areas. The preform and substrate are then heated to above the melting point of the conductive material to melt the conductive material and form metallurgical bonds between the conductive material and the receiving areas.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an electric protective circuit comprising an electric fuse, including a solder (3), and an electric resistance loop (10) connected in series with the fuse (1), the fuse and loop being mounted on a substrate (11). The solder (3) will melt at elevated temperatures caused by heating of the substrate (11), and is surrounded by a material (8) which protects the solder (3) against the oxidizing effect of the surrounding air, and is applied in a region (9) surrounding the solder (3) and delimited by barrier walls (7), therewith enabling the solder (3) to contract onto the connecting terminals (4a, 4b) when it melts, therewith breaking the current path. The material (8) is temperature-stable in a solid state at normal fuse operating temperatures. The resistance loop (10) includes current-conducting paths (12) mutually connected with bridging elements (13), whose electrical resistance is much lower than the electrical resistance of the current-conducting paths (12), and trimming elements (14) for adjusting the resistance of the loop.
Abstract:
A multi-layer circuit board includes electrical interconnections between adjacent circuit board layers of the multi-layer board. A via hole is provided through a circuit board layer. The via hole is filled with a via metal. The via metal is plated with a low melting point metal. An adhesive film is deposited over the circuit board layer. Adjacent layers of the multi-layer circuit board are stacked and aligned together. The layers are laminated under heat and pressure. The low melting point metal provides an electrical interconnection between adjacent layers.
Abstract:
Polymeric subcomposites (1) of a circuit board are interconnected by metallic dendrites (9) on electrical contact pads (3) whereby electrical contact pads (3) of one or the subcomposites (1) are larger widthwise than electrical contact pads (3) of the other subcomposite (1).
Abstract:
In order to provide for interconnection of a plurality of electronic components, thin sheets (20, 21) of an appropriate dielectric material have holes (22) drilled therethrough. The holes (22) are then filled with a conducting material (23) and the surfaces of the substrates (24) are lapped to insure smoothness. A conducting pattern (25, 26) (i.e. of conducting traces) is formed on the surfaces of the dielectric sheets. Conducting regions are also formed on the dielectric sheet surfaces. A first sheet (21) of dielectric material has conducting dots (27) applied to the conducting regions on a first surface. A second sheet (20) of dielectric material is aligned with the first sheet so that conducting regions of a second surface of the second dielectric sheet (20) can be coupled to the conducting dots (27). The structure is processed so that the conducting dots (27) cause the two dielectric sheets (20, 21) to be joined both physically and electrically at the conducting regions. By appropriate arrangement of the conducting regions, conducting traces (26) on adjacent surfaces of adjoining dielectric sheets (20, 21) and conducting traces (26) on opposite surfaces of a dielectric sheet (20, 21) can be coupled to provided appropriate interconnection of electronic components.