Abstract:
Provided is a solderable elastic electric contact terminal. The solderable elastic electric contact terminal includes a tube-shaped insulating elastic core, an insulating non-foam rubber coating layer adhered to the insulating elastic core to surround the insulating elastic core, and a heat-resistant polymer film having one surface adhered to the insulating non-foam rubber coating layer to surround the insulating non-foam rubber coating layer, and another surface integrally provided with a metal layer.
Abstract:
The invention concerns an anisotropic conductive film used for adhering IC, e.g., LCD displays, etc. The conductive film is characterized by comprising a thermosetting adhesive, super-paramagnetic metal oxide nano-particles, and conductive particles, the super-paramagnetic metal oxide nano-particles and the conductive particles being dispersed in a thermosetting composition. With such a configuration in the invention, it is advantageous that low temperature curing is implemented by means of high frequencies and positions of particles can be controlled by means of a magnetic field in adhering IC, e.g., LCD displays, so that high connection reliability is achieved for connection electrodes of fine pitches.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a multilayer material in which at least two components are joined to each other via an adhesive bond. Said adhesive bond is formed by an adhesive or bonding layer containing nanofiber material in a matrix that is suitable as an adhesive.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a variety of interrelated methods of coating non-random and ordered arrays of particles, as well as films containing such arrays. The present invention also relates to the coated non-random and ordered arrays of particles and films prepared therefrom. The coated non-random and ordered arrays are obtained by the use of ferrofluid compositions which may be curable. The arrays and films may contain electrically-conductive particles useful in electronic applications for effecting contact between conductors.
Abstract:
Die Erfindung betrifft eine Verguss- oder Einbettmasse für elektronische Bauelemente zur Abschirmung von elektromagnetischer Strahlung. Die Vergussmasse besteht aus einer polymerem Matrix, die 5 bis 95 Gew.-% elektrisch nicht leitende, magnetische Partikel mit einer mittleren Partikelgröße im Bereich von 1 bis 250 µm enthält.
Abstract:
There are provided a coating step for coating solder paste (3) onto the circuit board (1), a superimposing step for superimposing a connecting end (4a) of a terminal (4) also having a non-connecting end (4b) on the regions coated with solder paste (3), and a heating step for heating and melting the solder paste (3) in order to solder the connecting end (4a) onto the circuit board (1). A further step for coating adhesive material (6) onto the circuit board (1) is provided, and in the aforementioned superimposing step, the connecting end (4a) is brought into contact with the regions coated with the adhesive material (6). In the aforementioned heating step, the solder paste (3) is heated and caused to melt whilst the connecting end (4a) is in a bonded state with respect to the circuit board (1) by means of the adhesive material (6).
Abstract:
An anisotropically-conductive film or a substrate having a surface coated with an anisotropically-conductive coating, said film or coating being formed by solidifying a composition comprising
(i) a solidifiable ferrofluid composition, the ferrofluid comprising a colloidal suspension of ferromagnetic particles in a non-magnetic carrier, and (ii) a plurality of electrically-conductive particles, dispersed in the ferrofluid,
the electrically-conductive particles having been arrayed in a non-random pattern by application of a substantially uniform magnetic field to the composition in a liquid state and having been locked in position by solidification of the composition. The composition is solidified in an A-stage, usually involving a primary cure. In end-use application of the film or coating, the composition usually undergoes a B-stage or secondary cure. The film or coated substrate is an article of manufacture for bonding conductors in the electronics industry.
Abstract:
Electronic devices having at least two components (53,55) with mating contact pads (52,54) are provided with high-aspect-ratio solder joints between the mating pads. These joints are formed by placing a composite solder medium (51) containing solder wires (56) in an electrically insulating matrix (57) such that at least two solder wires (56) are in contact with the mating pads (52,54), and fusing the wires (56) to the pads. The insulating matrix (57) with remainder of solder wires (56) is then optionally removed from between the said at least two components (53,55). The composite solder medium (51) is formed by preparing an elongated body of solder wires in an insulating matrix and cutting off slices of the composite solder medium, the solder wires having a high-aspect-ratio of length to their diameter. Alternatively sheets of the composite solder medium are prepared by magnetically aligning solder coated magnetic particles into columns arranged transverse of an insulating matrix and heating sufficiently to fuse the solder in each column into a continuously conducting solder path.
Abstract:
A self-heating and self-soldering bus bar for use in many applications. The pins of the bus bar are quickly and directly heated to a predetermined autoregulated temperature without significantly raising the temperature of the body of the bus. Thusly a bus bar may be mounted while maintaining thermal balance and mechanical integrity of all work pieces. The present invention avoids the problems normally associated with excess thermal expansion experienced when a bus bar is heated incidental to the heating of its contact points. A majority of this incidental heating is eliminated by direct quick heating of the mounting pins.
Abstract:
A method for producing a circuit board involves printing a U.V. curable ink onto a substrate in a desired circuit pattern and curing the ink by exposing it to a pulsed U.V. source or subjecting the circuit pattern prepared from a U.V. curable ink containing magnetite particles to a magnetic field to move the magnetite particles to the upper surface of the U.V. curable ink. Other embodiments include circuit boards made in accordance with these methods and the use of the U.V. curable ink as a shielding composition for enclosures housing electronic equipment.