Abstract:
A stacked semiconductor device is disclosed that has a three-dimensional structure using general-purpose semiconductor device units (semiconductor devices) that are stacked with an interposer substrate being provided between an upper device unit and a lower device unit. The upper device unit includes a semiconductor device, a first wiring substrate, and an external connection terminal. The lower device unit includes a semiconductor device, a second wiring substrate, and a connection electrode that is prepared on the upper surface of the second wiring substrate. The interposer substrate includes a circuit board, a first conductive material connecting to the connection electrode, a second conductive material formed in a form position of the external connection terminal that is electrically connected to the second conductive material, and a third conductive material for electrically connecting the first conductive material and the second conductive material.
Abstract:
A dielectric substrate, a transistor, which is an active device, a varactor diode, which is a frequency-variable device, are mounted on one main surface of a package substrate to configure an oscillator. The dielectric substrate is made from a large-dielectric-constant dielectric having high temperature stability. A microstrip-line resonator is formed by thin-film-electrode forming. The microstrip-line resonator and the transistor constitute an oscillating circuit.
Abstract:
In an electronic device which realizes high-temperature-side solder bonding in temperature-hierarchical bonding, a bonding portion between a semiconductor device and a substrate is formed of metal balls made of Cu, or the like, and compounds formed of metal balls and Sn, and the metal balls are bonded together by the compounds.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a voltage controlled oscillator providing a strip line resonator in the inside layer of a multilayer substrate and less in the dispersion of oscillation frequency by humidity. SOLUTION: Polytetrafluoroethylene is used as the core material of the multilayer substrate. Since the polytetrafluoroethylene has smaller water absorptivity than glass epoxy, the change of dielectricity to the change of humidity. As a result, also the change of the resonant frequency of the strip line resonator formed in the inside layer of the multilayer substrate is small, as a result, also the change of oscillation frequency becomes small. Then, since the change of the oscillation frequency is small, control voltage sensitivity can be reduced, and thus, C/N characteristics is improved. Then, since also the property of the polytetrafluoroethylene material itself is small in dielectric loss comparing with the glass epoxy and also specific dielectricity is small, the Q of resonant system is improved, and thereby, the C/N characteristics is improved too.
Abstract:
Each of junctions formed between a semiconductor device and a substrate comprises metal balls of Cu etc. and compounds of Sn and the metal balls, and the metal balls are bonded together by the compounds.
Abstract:
A system for delivering power to a processor enables a DC-to-DC converter substrate to be secured to the processor carrier in the Z-axis direction. The ability to assemble the converter to the processor in this way facilitates assembly compared to systems in which the converter is plugged in to the processor carrier in the direction substantially parallel to the surface of the motherboard.
Abstract:
A system for delivering power to a processor enables a DC-to-DC converter substrate to be secured to the processor carrier in the Z-axis direction. The ability to assemble converter to the processor in this way facilitates assembly compared to systems in which the converter is plugged in to the processor carrier in the direction substantially parallel to the surface of the motherboard.
Abstract:
A system for delivering power to a processor enables a DC-to-DC converter substrate to be secured to the processor carrier in the Z-axis direction. The ability to assemble the converter to the processor in this way facilitates assembly compared to systems in which the converter is plugged in to the processor carrier in the direction substantially parallel to the surface of the motherboard.
Abstract:
A surface mountable power supply and a method of manufacturing the power supply. In one embodiment, the power supply includes: (1) a substrate having opposing upper and lower conductive layers (2) a lower electrical component having a first lead mounted on a first pad on the lower conductive layer and subject to forces capable of detaching the lower electrical component from the substrate when the power supply passes through a reflow soldering process, (3) an upper electrical component having a second lead mounted on a second pad on the upper conductive layer, (4) a solder located proximate the first lead, the lower electrical component of a sufficiently low weight such that a surface tension of a liquid state of the solder is sufficient to maintain the lower electrical component in contact with the lower conductive layer as the power supply passes through the reflow soldering process, (5) a planar magnetic device mounted on the substrate, the planar magnetic device having windings formed from a portion of conductive traces on the upper and lower conductive layers and a core disposed through apertures of the substrate and proximate the windings and (6) an inter-substrate conductive mount, coupled to the lower conductive layer, composed of a material having a melting point above a solder reflow temperature and adapted to mount the power supply to an adjacent substrate and provide a conductive path therebetween, the conductive mount including first and second compliant solder joints at interfaces of the substrate and the adjacent substrate, respectively.
Abstract:
A low profile riser card assembly for a computer system is provided by incorporating two uniaxial back to back peripheral connectors. The peripheral card connectors extend outwardly along a single axis from opposing sides of a riser card. The riser card is attached to a riser card connector mounted on the circuit board and is held in a perpendicular to the axis and in an upright position with respect to the circuit board. In the assembly of the present single invention, the uniaxial back to back peripheral card connectors are retained on the riser card in a parallel orientation with respect to the riser card connector to produce a low profile computer assembly.