Abstract:
A plastic component with a metal layer applied to the surface for electrical contacting of electrical elements ensuing in a thermal attachment method, particularly in a soldering method, has a layer composed of a duroplastic synthetic or a highly heat-resistant thermoplastic synthetic, on which layer a metal layer is applied, applied on the component carrier made of a thermoplastic synthetic, at least in the region of the contacting point or points. The duroplastic synthetic is a hardened resin, and the resin layer is generated by application of the liquid resin by serigraphy, roller coating or spraying, or the highly heat-resistant thermoplastic synthetic is applied in the form of a film.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, disclosed is a printed wiring board in which a plurality of pads are formed on the substrate surface, a surface conductor layer is formed around the pads, and at least one of the pads is partially in contact with the surface conductor layer.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a system and method for detecting thermal events on circuit boards, such as those used in information handling systems. In embodiments of the present invention, a plurality of thermal event detector traces are etched on a printed wire board (PWB) and are isolated from voltage planes in the PWB. In various embodiments of the invention, the thermal event detector traces comprise a pad or trace in a location under or near a component in a critical area. The thermal detection traces or pads are coupled to a detection circuit so that a thermal event resulting in thermal deformation or charring of the PWB in the area of these traces will trigger a power supply shutdown.
Abstract:
A current consumer and/or an electric device generates a predetermined amount of heat in the event of a malfunction. The electric device is protected from overheating in that it is arranged, with a fuse in a circuit, such that the fuse and the electric device are thermally coupled to one another, so that the generation of the amount of heat by the electric device causes a fusible material in the fuse to melt. In this manner, the current terminal path of the electric device is interrupted.
Abstract:
A recyclable electric junction box applicable to automotive vehicles, of the type comprising at least one casing housing a series of circuits inside materialized in one or more printed circuit boards with a series of electroconducting tracks on at least one of its sides, and with a series of components assembled on said plates, welded on said tracks and responsible for carrying out at least one power stage and one signal stage.
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for reducing heat absorption around solder pads on an electrical lead suspension (ELS). The method provides a base-metal layer having at least one opening. A dielectric layer is also provided above the base-metal layer, the dielectric layer covering a portion of the base-metal layer and at least one of the openings in the base-metal layer. A signal conductive layer is provided above dielectric layer. The signal conductive layer carries at least one solder pad portion, wherein the solder pad portion is placed above the portion of the dielectric layer such that the solder pad portion does not align with the at least one opening in the base-metal layer. In so doing, the heat absorption with respect to the base-metal layer is reduced.
Abstract:
To provide a highly stable crystal oscillator having increased thermal efficiency. The highly stable crystal oscillator comprises; a thermostat mainframe which maintains the temperature of a crystal resonator including a resonator container for sealing a crystal piece constant, an oscillating element which constitutes an oscillation circuit together with said crystal resonator, a temperature control element which controls the temperature inside of said thermostat mainframe, and a circuit board mounted with said thermostat mainframe, said oscillating element, and said temperature control element. The construction is such that a heat generating chip resistor and a highly heat sensitive element having a higher temperature dependency, among said oscillating element and said temperature control element, are arranged on one principal plane of said circuit board, and said heat generating chip resistor, said highly heat sensitive element, and said thermostat mainframe are directly heat bonded by a thermo-conductive material.
Abstract:
A circuit board is provided with a plurality of MOSFETs (metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors) each of which include a field effect transistor and an associated control circuit. The control circuits are mounted in a control section of the board remote from a power section mounting the MOSFETs. The present invention reduces the assembly steps required in the prior art wherein the MOSFET and its control circuit were mounted as preassembled units to the board. Moreover, the number of MOSFETs per unit area of board is increased by the present invention.
Abstract:
An electrical component includes a mounting substrate, a common-mode rejection filter mounted to the substrate, and at least one circuit protection element mounted to or formed by the substrate. The circuit protection element may provide a PPTC resistor element for overcurrent protection and/or a spark gap NTC element for overvoltage protection. The substrate includes a plurality of contacts including filter contacts connected to the common-mode rejection filter, and protection contacts connected to the protection element, the electrodes enabling surface mounting and connection of the component to aligned connection features of a host printed circuit board.
Abstract:
In a compact radio frequency module, a first chip forms a heater element and a second chip forms a device whose operating characteristics vary with temperature change or whose maximum operating temperature is lower than the maximum operating temperature of the first chip. A multilayer substrate has a plurality of dielectric layers and a plurality of conductor layers and mechanically supports the first chip and the second chip with some of the conductor layers electrically connected with these chips. The module can conduct the heat generated by the first chip throughout the module; guide the heat generated by the first chip from the module's top face side to its bottom face side; and interrupt the heat conduction from the first conductor pattern on which the first chip is placed to the second conductor pattern on which the second chip is placed.