Abstract:
A microelectronic substrate having a plurality of alternating substantially planar layers of dielectric material and conductive material, and further having a first surface and a second surface, wherein the dielectric material and the conductive material layers extend substantially perpendicularly between the first and second surfaces.
Abstract:
A low inductance power connector for reducing inductance in an electrical conductor is provided. An interface connector connects circuit boards together while reducing inductance and increasing current carrying capacity. The connector for connecting circuit boards comprises a first contact having a body, a first mating portion and a second mating portion, and a second contact having a body, a third mating portion and a fourth mating portion. The first and second mating portions are substantially parallel and disposed on opposite sides of the body of the first contact, and the third and fourth mating portions are substantially parallel and disposed on opposite sides of the body of the second contact.
Abstract:
Adhesives and adhesive films based on polymer resins and containing a cationic scavenger are provided for circuit materials and flat cables with metallic wiring. The cationic scavenger reduces free cations in the adhesive and prevents the loss over time of insulation and adhesive strength provided to the circuit materials.
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 improved interconnect apparatus for high power circuits that is low in cost and amenable for integration with low power circuits in a single electronic package. The interconnect apparatus includes serially connected surface mount bus bars bridging two or more metal pads or traces formed on a standard circuit board of the type used to package low power circuitry. The surface mount bus bars operate not only to conduct the higher currents, but also to draw heat out of the metal pads or intervening portions of the metal traces. This keeps the temperature within the capabilities of low power circuit board technology, and allows very narrow high power interconnects for reduced package size. Manufacturing cost advantages are achieved because the surface mount bus bars are assembled by automated pick-and-place equipment of the same type used for other surface mount components used in the package. In certain circumstances, a series of surface mount bus bars may be placed atop a continuous metal trace, or overlapped to provide a minimum resistance connection.
Abstract:
An electronic device comprises a substrate having electronic parts, electric conductive wires for electrically connecting between the electronic parts, a front surface on which the electronic parts and electric conductive wires are mounted, a reverse surface and at least one electronic part back portion opposite to the electronic parts; and at least one high thermal conductivity member, a thermal conductivity coefficient thereof being higher than that of the substrate, the high thermal conductivity member being connected to the electronic part back portion while the high thermal conductivity member is opposite to the electronic parts in a substrate width direction to decrease a difference in temperature between the electronic parts.
Abstract:
Patterned electrically conductive structures, such as circuit elements, in single or multiple laminar form, and their manufacture. The basic laminar structure is made by sizing a removable substrate to substantially equal depth with an electrically conductive material over a given area configured as a circuit element and with an electrically non-conductive material elsewhere, bonding the respective sizing materials in place and together, and separating the substrate to leave a lamina of electrically conductive and non-conductive materials side-by-side. Face-to-face juxtaposition of such substrate-less laminae provides built-up or laminated products.
Abstract:
Open defects in thin film conductor lines on a substrate are repaired by diffusion bonding a selected conductive repair line from a support sheet positioned over the open defect. The diffusion bonding is performed by the application of ultrasonic energy and laser energy.
Abstract:
A chip mounting device which is hereinafter also referred to as an "interconnection preform placement device", includes a retaining member having a predefined pattern of holes in which are positioned preforms of joint-forming material such as solder. Each preform is of a predefined configuration and has a height or length greater than is cross-sectional dimension. The preform retains its general configuration after the interconnection or soldering process to form a resilient joint which is more capable of withstanding stress, strain and fatigue. A method of forming resilient interconnections comprises placing the interconnection preform placement device between parallel patterns of electrically conductive elements, such as the conductive pads on an electronic component and a circuit board, and effecting the bonding of the conductive elements with the preforms.
Abstract:
A conductive connection between a metallized outer surface of a film of plastics material, such as a polyimide film and a metal or metallized surface of a substrate to which the film is attached. The connection comprises a flexible conductor secured to the substrate and a second film of plastics material which is bonded to the metallized surface of the first film material and to the flexible conductor to effect a conductive connection between the metallized surface of the first film and the substrate. The second film may be so arranged that it holds the flexible conductor in close contact with the metallized layer on the first film to effect an electrical connection but is preferably metallized whereby an additional electrical connection is effected by way of its metallized surface and the flexible conductor.