Abstract:
A mounting jig for a semiconductor device includes an insulated circuit board positioning jig positioning an insulated circuit board by housing the insulated circuit board at a predetermined position, a tubular contact element positioning jig having a plurality of positioning holes at predetermined positions to insert a plurality of tubular contact elements respectively, and a tubular contact element press-down jig for pressing down the plurality of tubular contact elements inserted into the respective positioning holes in the tubular contact element positioning jig.
Abstract:
A mounting jig for a semiconductor device includes an insulated circuit board positioning jig having a concave part in which an insulated circuit board is placed, a tubular contact element positioning jig disposed on an upper side of the insulated circuit board and having a plurality of positioning holes at predetermined positions to insert a plurality of tubular contact elements respectively, and a tubular contact element press-down jig having a flat plate and a plurality of projections extending from a lower surface of the flat plate. The plurality of projections includes a first length from the flat plate on a side closer to an outer circumference of the insulated circuit board, and a second length from the flat plate inside the outer circumference of the insulated circuit board. The first length is shorter than the second length.
Abstract:
A resilient electrical connector assembly includes a base PCB and stacked layers of interconnected resilient conductive structures where each structure has at least two resilient conductive strips and at least two conductive contacts. One contact is integrated with a conductive path on the base PCB and another contact pad is positioned to establish a conductive path with a target PCB when the latter is mounted parallel to the base PCB. The resilient conductive strips flex due to a compressive force exerted between the base PCB and target PCB on the stacked layers. The resilient conductive structures are formed by depositing metal to sequentially form each of the stacked layers with one contact being initially formed in engagement with the conductive path on the base PCB.
Abstract:
A circuit board includes a base substrate, a busbar disposed on a mounting surface-side of the base substrate; and an electronic component disposed on the mounting surface-side and including a plurality of terminals, at least one of which is soldered to a component connecting end portion extending from the busbar. The base substrate has an opening into which the component connecting end portion can be inserted. A first insertion portion through which the terminal can be inserted is provided in the component connecting end portion. The busbar is fixed to the base substrate so that the component connecting end portion is inserted into the opening with a soldering surface, on a side of the component connecting end portion where the terminal inserted through the first insertion portion protrudes, positioned closer to a rear surface of the base substrate than the component mounting surface.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board, including: a substrate on which a component is mounted by solder; and a contact plate having a soldered portion soldered on the substrate, the contact plate being configured to be brought into contact with a contact of an apparatus to which the substrate is to be attached, wherein the soldered portion is soldered on a surface of the substrate opposite to a surface of the substrate on which the component is mounted, and wherein the contact plate has a suppressing portion configured to suppress an adhesion of a flux of the solder to a portion in which the contact plate is to be contacted by the contact, the suppressing portion making a flow path of the flux from the soldered portion to the portion longer than a straight-line distance from the soldered portion to the portion.
Abstract:
First electrode pads formed on one semiconductor package surface include a first reinforcing electrode pad having a surface area larger than that of other first electrode pads. Second electrode pads formed on a printed wiring board on which the semiconductor package is mounted include at least one second reinforcing electrode pad. The second reinforcing electrode pad opposes the first reinforcing electrode pad, and has a surface area greater than that of the other second electrode pads. The first and second electrode pads are connected by solder connection parts. A cylindrical enclosing member encloses an outer perimeter of a solder connection part connecting the first and second reinforcing electrode pads. Increases in the amount of warping of semiconductor devices such as the package substrate and the printed wiring board are suppressed, and the development of solder bridges with respect to adjacent solder connecting parts or adjacent components is reduced.
Abstract:
A capacitor component includes a capacitor including a plurality of internal electrodes, a capacitor body containing a piezoelectric material formed in a region between adjacent electrodes among the plurality of internal electrodes, and external electrodes connected to the plurality of internal electrodes; and support parts formed of a metal and disposed to be coupled to the capacitor and having an annular shape to alleviate vibrations generated by the capacitor.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device uses a mounting jig having an insulated circuit board positioning jig, a tubular contact element positioning jig having a plurality of positioning holes formed at predetermined positions to insert a tubular contact element, and a tubular contact element press-down jig. By the insulated circuit board positioning jig and tubular contact element positioning jig, an insulated circuit board and the tubular contact elements are positioned, and the tubular contact elements are soldered to the insulated circuit board while being pressed down by the tubular contact element press-down jig.
Abstract:
Multiple small conductive and flexible hollow rings, each of which is made from a pliable material, provide a flexible connection medium for use between a substrate and a microelectronic device package. Each ring is soldered to both the substrate and the device. A portion of the sidewall of each ring is not soldered thus insuring that at least part of the ring stays flexible. The rings accommodate elevation differences on a substrate and electronic device package. They also provide a vibration resistant and flexible joint.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a metallic power connector for PCB-to-PCB attachment using surface mount technology. The connector has a cross section that is in the shape of a hollow trapezoid. Parallel sides of the trapezoid are adapted for connecting to contact pads on the PCBs with differently shaped footprints. The non-parallel sides of the trapezoid provide structural stability and rigidity not found in prior art SMT connectors. The inventive metallic SMT power connector allows for power and heat flow from a first PCB to a second PCB, and is compatible with automated SMT processes.