Abstract:
A video-apparatus-tuner mounting board includes a television tuner mounted on the board; a predetermined circuit to be connected to pins connected to an internal circuit of the television tuner; through holes arranged in a line, into which pins are inserted; and conductor lands, formed around the through holes, to be connected to the pins. Of the conductor lands, first conductor lands connected to the pins of a specific television tuner to be mounted on the board are connected to the predetermined circuit and to second conductor lands, which are not connected to the pins of the specific television tuner.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device having a package of a single in-line type includes a semiconductor chip, a package body that accommodates the semiconductor chip therein and defined by a pair of opposing major surfaces and a plurality of interconnection leads held by the package body to extend substantially perpendicularly to a bottom surface. Each of the interconnection leads consists of an inner lead part located inside the package body and an outer lead part located outside the package body, the outer lead part being bent laterally at a boundary between the inner part and the outer part, in one of first and second directions that are opposite from each other and substantially perpendicular to the opposing major surfaces of the package body. A plurality of support legs extend laterally at the bottom surface of the package body for supporting the package body upright when the semiconductor device is placed on a substrate.
Abstract:
A method of counting semiconductor integrated circuit devices comprising steps of forming a semiconductor device block having a plurality of semiconductor integrated circuit devices of vertical mounting type coupled to each other in parallel, and mounting the semiconductor device block on a printed board. A block of semiconductor integrated circuit devices comprising a plurality of semiconductor integrated circuit devices of vertical mounting type, and coupling means for coupling the plurality of semiconductor integrated circuit devices each other in parallel.
Abstract:
A resistor network is disclosed which is suited for surface mount which does not incorporate wire terminations. The network is fabricated entirely from cermet, ceramic, and solder, yet will absorb thermal stresses normally associated with circuitry energization when properly mounted upon a substrate. This is accomplished by controlling the formation of solder bumps and simultaneously controlling the mounted distance between those bumps and a wiring substrate upon which the network is mounted. Additionally, the network may be formed to be either a SIP or DIP configuration, depending upon whether an additional groove is incorporated into the termination side of the substrate. Two alternative embodiments are also disclosed which incorporate various features of the invention.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device having a package of a single in-line type includes a semiconductor chip, a package body that accommodates the semiconductor chip therein and defined by a pair of opposing major surfaces and a plurality of interconnection leads held by the package body to extend substantially perpendicularly to a bottom surface. Each of the interconnection leads consists of an inner lead part located inside the package body and an outer lead part located outside the package body, the outer lead part being bent laterally at a boundary between the inner part and the outer part, in one of first and second directions that are opposite from each other and substantially perpendicular to the opposing major surfaces of the package body. A plurality of support legs extend laterally at the bottom surface of the package body for supporting the package body upright when the semiconductor device is placed on a substrate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package of a single in-line type including a semiconductor chip, a package body for accommodating the semiconductor chip and a plurality of leads held by the package body to extend substantially perpendicularly to a bottom edge surface of the package body. The package body carries a cutout part at a predetermined position of a side edge that surrounds the package body such that the cutout part is adapted for engagement with a support leg for supporting the package body substantially upright on a substrate.
Abstract:
This package for integrated devices, to be fixed on supporting plates, in particular on printed circuits, comprises contact pins to be inserted in holes of the supporting plates and to be soldered thereto. To prevent overturning of the package, which may lead to short circuits among the components, at least some of the contact pins are provided with protruding portions defining abutments cooperating with the supporting plate to limit the inclination of the package with respect to the plate.
Abstract:
For a device (1) configured for surface mounting the IC (2), connecting pads (3), and the interconnecting leads (4) joined to the pads are all within the surface of the resin (6) with only the solder bumps (5) that are connected to the leads (4) showing through the surface of the mould. The resin encapsulation may also be used for devices configured for bump-grid array (BGA), zig=zag or ZIP, SVP or other PCB mounting methods, in each case only the appropriate device supports and connectors being accessible outside the resin mould for reflow soldering to the PCB surface. The method may also be used with TAB IC's.