Abstract:
A lens barrel includes an electronic component provided in the lens barrel so that a position of the electronic component in the lens barrel is adjustable; a flexible printed wiring board connected to the electronic component and installed to extend along a surface of an internal component of the lens barrel in a direction to adjust the position of the electronic component; and a low-repulsion layer interposed between the surface of the internal component and a surface of the flexible printed wiring board which faces the surface of the internal component.
Abstract:
A flexible electronic assembly including a flexible circuit board and at least one electronic component is provided. The flexible circuit board includes at least one dielectric film layer and at least one patterned conductive layer disposed on the dielectric film layer. The electronic component is disposed on the flexible circuit board and electrically connected to the flexible circuit board. The flexible angle of the flexible electronic assembly is greater than 5 degrees.
Abstract:
A three-dimensionally formed circuit sheet comprises a resin film and a circuit pattern formed of an electrically conductive paste on the resin film. The electrically conductive paste contains, as a binder, a resin that is three-dimensionally formable. The resin film and the circuit pattern are formed in a three-dimensional shape. A method for manufacturing the three-dimensionally formed circuit sheet is also provided. The method comprises forming a circuit pattern on a resin film using an electrically conductive paste by means of printing, wherein the electrically conductive paste contains a resin that is three-dimensionally formable, and press molding the resin film including the circuit pattern into a three-dimensional shape. Additionally, a three-dimensionally formed circuit component comprising a three-dimensionally formed circuit sheet and a base member and a method for manufacturing the same are disclosed.
Abstract:
A ceramic substrate having a defined curvature and a method of its manufacture are described. For this purpose at least two ceramic layers having different defined temperature coefficients of expansion are positioned on top of one another and are permanently bonded together. A curved ceramic substrate may be advantageously utilized in micro-hybrid technology, in multilayer ceramic technology, or in hybrid technology, e.g., as a membrane element of a piezoresistive pressure sensor element.
Abstract:
The present invention relates, in general, to an optical pickup actuator and, more particularly, to an optical pickup actuator, in which a depression (120) is formed in a center portion of a rear surface of a wire holder (100) to be depressed, and the position of a bobbin (20) is adjusted by straining wires (30) while a center portion of a printed circuit board (200), closely attached to the rear surface of the wire holder, is pressurized using a control screw (300) to allow the printed circuit board to be arcuately deformed.
Abstract:
An annular oblique light illumination apparatus manufactured by using a flexible wiring substrate in which a plurality of arcuate zonal wiring patterns each in the form of a developed frustconical shape as a light emitting device arranging surface when cut along the pattern are serpiginously formed continuously to a base film of a predetermined shape, by setting and soldering light emitting devices to the arcuate zonal wiring patterns, cutting out the arcuate zonal wiring patterns to form light emitting device arrays and fixing the same to the arranging surface, whereby the wiring substrate can be supported reliably without using any special jig conforming the arcuate shape of the wiring patterns for mounting the light emitting devices, thereby improving the soldering operation efficiency, saving the troubles of exchange and handling of jigs and further, avoiding slackening or distortion of the wiring substrate even in a case of applying soldering by a flow soldering apparatus.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes projecting electrodes formed on one surface of a wiring substrate so as to have a prescribed height, a semiconductor chip having a thickness smaller than the height of the projecting electrodes, and an electronic component having a thickness larger than that of the semiconductor chip and mounted on the other surface of the wiring substrate so that the wiring substrate is warped to be recessed at the one surface. Thus, the rigidity as well as the spacing between the semiconductor chip and the mounting board are assured. Moreover, the semiconductor device having a logic LSI mounted on both surfaces of a wiring substrate is mounted on a mounting board in a housing with projecting electrodes having a prescribed height interposed therebetween, wherein the wiring substrate is warped to be recessed on the side having the projecting electrodes.
Abstract:
A novel technique utilizing the precision of printed circuit board design and the physical versatility of thin, flexible substrates is disclosed to produce a new type of ion reflector. A precisely defined series of thin conductive strips (traces) are etched onto a flat, flexible circuit board substrate. Preferably, the thin conductive strips are further apart at one end of the substrate and get increasingly closer towards the other end of the substrate. The flexible substrate is then rolled into a tube to form the reflector body, with the conductive strips forming the rings of the ion reflector. The spacing between the traces, and hence the ring spacing, can be readily varied by adjusting the conductor pattern on the substrate sheet during the etching process. By adjusting the spacing between the rings, the characteristics of the field created by the reflectron can be easily customized to the needs of the user.
Abstract:
Multicurved copper films having fine-line elements suitable for radome applications can be improved by cutting the elements with reproducible precision to close tolerance (typically line widths of 3-10±0.25 mil) using an etchant comprising a concentrated saline solution of CuCl2.
Abstract:
An arched metal-ceramic substrate with one ceramic layer and with a metal coating provided on the top and bottom of the ceramic layer which is curved around at least one axis parallel to the plane of the substrate such that it forms a convexly curved surface on the bottom. The thickness of the metal coatings on the top and bottom of the arched ceramic layer is the same.