Abstract:
A multilayer module which includes parts-containing module whose circuit board has been mounted at one surface with electronic component and the electronic component is covered with resin layer. Connection terminals have been provided either at resin layer or at the other surface of circuit board, also through hole has been provided for connection between the two surfaces of module. Also included is module, which has been provided with connection terminals at a place corresponding to connection terminal, and through hole for connection between the connection terminals and electronic component. Disposed between conductor layer and conductor layer is insulation layer, which insulation layer having conductive bond for connection between connection terminals, respectively. In the above-described configuration, places of through hole and electronic component in module are not restricted by a location of through hole.
Abstract:
A flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) which prevents a short circuit due to a crack in a bending portion is provided. The FPCB includes an end portion, a bending portion extended from the end portion, and a circuit portion extended from the bending portion. The improved FPCB includes a base film which is flexible and comprises a first via-hole formed adjacent to the end portion and the bending portion and a second via-hole formed adjacent to the bending portion and the circuit portion, a first conductive layer formed on an outer surface of at least the end portion and the bending portion, a cover layer formed on the first conductive layer, a second conductive layer which is formed on an inner surface of the end portion and is electrically connected to the first conductive layer through the first via-hole, and a third conductive layer which is formed on an inner surface of the extension circuit portion and is electrically connected to the first conductive layer through the second via-hole.
Abstract:
In one aspect, a signal path is described. The signal path has a nominal impedance over a specified bandwidth and interconnects a port of a microwave circuit package and a microwave component mounted in the microwave circuit package. The signal path includes an inductive transition and first and second capacitive structures. The inductive transition extends from a first point on the signal path to a second point on the signal path and has an excess impedance above the nominal impedance. The first and second capacitive structures respectively shunt the first and second points on the signal path to compensate the excess impedance of the inductive transition. The inductive transition and the first and second capacitive structures approximate a filter having an impedance substantially matching the nominal impedance over the specified bandwidth. In other aspects, a microwave circuit package that incorporates the above-described signal path and an interconnection method that includes forming the above-described signal path are described.
Abstract:
A wiring substrate 7 is attached by pressure to a substrate overhang with an ACF 6b, and substrate terminals 21 formed on the substrate overhang 2c from ITO and the first terminals 21 formed on the rear surface of wiring substrate 7 are electrically connected. The wiring substrate 7 has second terminals 27 on its surface and these second terminals 27 are electrically connected to the first terminals located on the rear surface via a throughhole. The wiring pattern on the wiring substrate 7 is formed from a material with an electric resistance lower than that of the ITO forming the substrate terminals 21, which makes it possible to hold the resistance of the wiring on the substrate overhang 2c to a low value.
Abstract:
A multi-chip stack module provides increased circuit density for a given surface chip footprint. The multi-chip stack module comprises support structures alternating with standard surface mount type chips to form a stack wherein the support structures electrically interconnect the chips. Various embodiments disclose a structure and method for interconnecting a plurality of generally planar chips in a vertical stack such that common signals are connected in the stack and individually-accessed signals are separated within the stack.
Abstract:
In accordance with the invention, a low impedance surface-mount connector comprises a length of cylindrical rod having an I-shaped cross section. The device permits interconnection by pick-and-place techniques, and the interconnection has advantageous qualities of low resistance, low inductance, mechanical compliance and ease of manufacture. A first circuit device having one or more circuit components is interconnected with a second circuit device by surface mounting such connectors on the first circuit device, providing corresponding solder pads on the second circuit device, and mounting the connectors of the first circuit device onto the pads of the second.
Abstract:
A circuit board having, between the circuit board and a component arranged thereon, an electrical and mechanical connection of high mechanical-load-bearing ability. The circuit board includes at least one internally situated conductor path, a first insulating layer arranged on a first surface of the circuit board, a second insulating layer arranged on a second surface of the circuit board, a first contact location at which the conductor path is accessible, a second contact location, at which the conductor path is accessible through a bore passing completely through the circuit board, and an electronic component arranged on the first surface. The component has a first contact surface, which is connected with the first contact location by solder or electrically conductive adhesive, and a second contact surface which is connected with the second contact location by solder or adhesive.
Abstract:
An electrical device which comprises first and second laminar electrodes and a laminar PTC resistive element sandwiched between them, the device comprising (a) a main portion which comprises a main part of the first electrode, a main part of the second electrode, and a main part of the resistive element; and (b) a first connection leg which extends away from the main portion and which comprises a first leg part of the first electrode which is integral with the main part of the first electrode, and a first leg part of the resistive element which is integral with the main part of the resistive element. Such devices can be secured to circuit boards in a variety of ways, and to elastically deformed terminals. Preferably preferred devices contain two laminar electrodes, with a PTC element between them, and a cross-conductor which passes through the thickness of the device and contacts one only of the two electrodes. The cross-conductor permits connection to both electrodes from the same side of the device, and also makes it possible to carry out the steps for preparing such devices on an assembly which corresponds to a number of individual devices, with division of the assembly as the final step.
Abstract:
A first substrate has a plurality of bumps and a second substrate has a plurality of openings at positions in registration with the plurality of bumps when the first and second substrates are placed one on top of the other in a confronting manner. The first and second substrates are put together by fusing a sealing wall formed on the second substrate, to hermetically seal an electronic device lying on the first substrate therein. Gas that may be generated upon fusing of the sealing wall can be effectively removed through the openings in the second substrate.
Abstract:
In accordance with the invention, a low impedance surface-mount connector comprises a length of cylindrical rod having an I-shaped cross section. The device permits interconnection by pick-and-place techniques, and the interconnection has advantageous qualities of low resistance, low inductance, mechanical compliance and ease of manufacture. A first circuit device having one or more circuit components is interconnected with a second circuit device by surface mounting such connectors on the first circuit device, providing corresponding solder pads on the second circuit device, and mounting the connectors of the first circuit device onto the pads of the second.