Abstract:
A semiconductor system (300) has one or more packaged active subsystems (310, 330); each subsystem has a substrate with electrical contact pads and one or more semiconductor chips stacked on top of each other, assembled on the substrate. The system further has a packaged passive subsystem (320) including a substrate with electrical contacts and passive electrical components, such as resistors, capacitors, and indictors. The passive subsystem is stacked with the active subsystems and connected to them by solder bodies.
Abstract:
An electrical assembly including a substantially planar substrate having at least one recess therein and a plurality of electrical components. The electrical components are positioned in the at least one recess and include a first electrical component and a second electrical component. Each of the electrical components has a body and an electrical connection. The electrical connection of the first electrical component and the electrical connection of the second electrical component are aligned with each other when the body of the first electrical component is in a recess and the body of the second electrical component is in a recess.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a base semi-conductor component (1) for a semi-conductor stack (2). The base semi-conductor component (1) comprises a semi-conductor chip (3) which is arranged in a central manner on a firm wiring substrate (4). The wiring substrate (4) comprises contact connection surfaces (8) in the edge area thereof (6,7), which are in contact in an electric manner with external contacts, also with contact surfaces of the semi-conductor chip (3), and with stack contact surfaces (17). The stack contact surfaces (17) also form the upper side of the base semi-conductor component (1) and comprise an arrangement pattern (16) which corresponds to an arrangement pattern of external contacts of a semi-conductor component which is to be stacked (19).
Abstract:
A direct-connect signaling system including a printed circuit board and first and second integrated circuit packages disposed on the printed circuit board. A plurality of electric signal conductors extend between the first and the second integrated circuit packages suspended above the printed circuit board.
Abstract:
A connector for providing power from a first circuit board to a second circuit board. The apparatus comprises a first conductive member, including a first conductive member first end and a first conductive member second end distal from the first end; a second conductive member disposed within the first conductive member, the second conductive member including a second conductor member first end and a second conductor member second end distal from the second conductor for electrical coupling with the first circuit board (315) and second circuit board (311), and one or more disconnectable conduction features (310, 322) for electrically coupling the connector with the second circuit board.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus is presented to allow one or more electrical components to be coupled to the land-side of an integrated circuit package coupled to a circuit board. In a first embodiment, a void is provided in the circuit board, and a peripheral area of the integrated circuit package is coupled to a peripheral area around the void. This provides space for the insertion of components in the land-side of the integrated circuit package. In a second embodiment, a spacer is provided coupled to the peripheral area of the integrated circuit package to allow the insertion of components into the land-side of the package and above the circuit board. With these embodiments of the present invention, components, such as decoupling capacitors can be coupled closer to the die (e.g. a processor die) of the package thus reducing parasitic inductance.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides an assembly structure for providing power for a chip (22, 62, 102) and an electronic device using the same. The assembly structure includes: a circuit board (21, 61, 101), configured to provide a first power supply; a chip (22, 62, 102); and a first power converting module (23, 63, 103, 69'), configured to electrically connect the circuit board (21, 61, 101) and the chip (22, 62, 102), convert the first power supply to a second power supply, and supply the second power supply to the chip (22, 62, 102), wherein the circuit board (21, 61, 101), the chip (22, 62, 102) and the first power converting module (23, 63, 103, 69') are stacked to form the assembly structure. The present disclosure assembles a power converting module (23, 63, 103) with a circuit board (21, 61, 101) and a chip (22, 62, 102) in a stacking manner, which may shorten a current path between the power converting module (23, 63, 103) and the chip (22, 62, 102), reduce current transmission losses, improve efficiency of a system, reduce space occupancy and save system resource.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a battery module for use in a vehicle is presented. The method may include disposing battery cells into a lower housing and disposing a lid assembly over the battery cells. The lid assembly may include a lid and bus bar interconnects disposed on the lid. The method may also include disposing a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly onto the lid assembly and electrically coupling portions of the lid assembly, portions of the PCB assembly, and the battery cells to each other.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a battery module for use in a vehicle is presented. The method may include disposing battery cells into a lower housing and disposing a lid assembly over the battery cells. The lid assembly may include a lid and bus bar interconnects disposed on the lid. The method may also include disposing a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly onto the lid assembly and electrically coupling portions of the lid assembly, portions of the PCB assembly, and the battery cells to each other.
Abstract:
A rechargeable battery pack according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a plurality of unit cells (11, 12, 13, 14), connection tabs (30, 40) for electrically connecting the plurality of unit cells, connection plates (50, 70) combined with the connection tabs, and a protective circuit module (21) in which grooves (22, 23) with which the connection plates are combined are formed.