Abstract:
A power transfer pad, having: a non-conductive board having a top and a bottom; a plurality of conductive substrate sections disposed across the top of the non-conductive board; at least one conducting element disposed on each of the conductive substrate sections; a plurality of electrical contacts on the bottom of the non-conductive board, wherein each of the electrical contacts on the bottom of the non-conductive board are in electrical communication with one of the conductive substrate sections on the top of the non-conductive board.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and device for filling areas located in hollows (4) which do not open out onto the surface of a substrate (1) without a mask or silk screen. According to the invention, said method consists in associating the following objects according to the order of the direction of relative displacement of a head (12t) of a filling product (2) in relation to the substrate (1) i.e. a spreading element (10) for the product to be filled (2) on the surface of the substrate (1); an element for displacing (3) the filling product (2) in the area to be filled (4); an element (7) for adjusting the thickness or raking off the excess filling product (2) such that the above-mentioned filling product (2) remains constantly in contact with the area to be filled (4) from the beginning of the filling operation until raking off of the excess product.
Abstract:
A multilayer circuit board comprising at least one substantially void free encapsulated heavy copper core and methods for producing such a board. Such a board may be formed by providing a first core that includes a substrate and heavy copper circuit traces, filling the spaces between circuit traces with a resin, and at least partially curing the resin so as to form two exposed and substantially planar surfaces on opposite sides of the core. The filled and planarized core is then laminated with additional dielectric layers to form a fully cured, void free multilayer printed circuit board.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for applying ink, according to a soldermask pattern, to a printed circuit board having elevated pads defining pad edges, the method including flooding the printed circuit board with ink such that the ink advances to the pad edges and is stopped thereby and thereat, without climbing onto the elevated pads.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an electronic assembly, in particular, for low power consumption electric switching devices such as low power contactors, time relays or the like. In order to provide protection against input current pulses, an ohmic resistor (6) is provided in the form of a resistive layer that is applied by pressing.
Abstract:
The circuit-board manufacturing method proposed calls for bores (6, 6A) to be made at points bridging the gaps (5) separating the future conductor tracks (2, 3, 4) and for the bores to be filled with adhesive. The gaps (5) between the conductor tracks (2, 3, 4) are then etched away, thus forming a conductor-track skeleton which is held together by the adhesive bridges (8). Finally, this conductor-track skeleton is attached to an insulating film (9).