Abstract:
A printed circuit board and method for reducing the impedance within the reference path and/or saving space within the printed circuit board. In one embodiment of the present invention, a printed circuit board comprises a plurality of conductive layers. The printed circuit board further comprises two or more vias for interconnecting two or more conductive layers. The printed circuit board further comprises an electrical component embedded in a particular via between two conductive layers to reduce the impedance within the reference path and/or save space within the printed circuit board.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a module component having chip components buried in a circuit board, and a method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically it relates to a module component capable of obtaining desired circuit characteristics and functions stably if the size of the component is reduced, being produced very efficiently, and suited to machine mounting, and a method of manufacturing the same. According to the invention, since a desired circuit is composed by disposing a specific number of chip components according to a specified rule, it is not necessary to heat the buried chip components at high temperature when forming a module, chip components are obtained in specified values, and the circuit characteristics, functions, and dimensional precision are stably obtained exactly as designed, and moreover since the chip components are disposed according to a specified rule, it is easy to automate insertion of chip components and increase its operation speed, even if the size of the chip components is reduced, and the circuit composition may be flexibly and easily changed only by changing the inserting position and type of chip components.
Abstract:
In a standing board fixing structure, a main board has a long hole, and a standing board has a hole inserting portion with taper faces of convergent shape formed at a bottom portion thereof. Engagement grooves are formed at an upper end portion of each taper face. A plated wire is attached onto the main board to stride across a region in the long hole corresponding to a lower edge portion on each taper face of the standing board. When the standing board is inserted into the long hole, the plated wire is guided to be gradually spread outwards along the taper faces and fitted and engaged in the engagement grooves, and the corresponding patterns of the standing board and the main board are soldered, whereby the standing board is stood and fixed on the main board.
Abstract:
Improved electronic display module for surface mount construction. Plastic components are heat-stake mounted to a printed circuit board substrate. Providing recesses for the reflowed plastic heat stakes reduces or eliminates rework required to provide flat surface needed for surface mounting.
Abstract:
An electric circuit board component, in particular a RF coaxial connector, in which the housing (1) of the component is fixed on the circuit board (7) by way of solder joints between the SMD solder connections provided on the bottom side (6) of said housing and solder connections assigned thereto on the side of the circuit board, and in which the housing (1), for additionally securing the same to the circuit board (7), has on the bottom side (6) thereof a plurality of solderable bolt pins (11) which engage in continuous plated bolt holes (12) assigned thereto on the circuit board (7) and are soldered in said bolt holes.
Abstract:
Conductive paste containing tin particles and silver particles is packed in a substantially cylindrical via hole formed in a thermoplastic resin film that interposes between conductor patterns and is hot-pressed from both sides. When the metal particles contained in the conductive paste are sintered to form a unified conductive compound, the volume of the conductive paste shrinks. Synchronously, the resin film around the via-hole protrudes into the via-hole. Therefore, the shape of the side wall on the cross-section of the conductive compound provides an arch shape, and a side wall adjacent to a junction part of the conductive compound, which contacts the conductor pattern, is formed with an inclination. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the stress concentration due to deformation of the board.
Abstract:
Conductive paste containing tin particles and silver particles is packed in a substantially cylindrical via hole formed in a thermoplastic resin film that interposes between conductor patterns and is hot-pressed from both sides. When the metal particles contained in the conductive paste are sintered to form a unified conductive compound, the volume of the conductive paste shrinks. Synchronously, the resin film around the via-hole protrudes into the via-hole. Therefore, the shape of the side wall on the cross-section of the conductive compound provides an arch shape, and a side wall adjacent to a junction part of the conductive compound, which contacts the conductor pattern, is formed with an inclination. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the stress concentration due to deformation of the board.
Abstract:
The present invention is to provide a printed circuit board, which comprises a substrate, a conductive pattern disposed on a surface of said substrate and a solder mask coated on the surface of said substrate and covered over the conductive pattern. The conductive pattern has a bonding pad. The solder mask has an opening corresponding in location to the bonding pad such that a portion of the bonding pad is exposed outside. A space is left between said solder mask and said bonding pad and is communicated with the opening. Whereby, a solder ball can be received in the opening and the space and electrically connected to the bonding pad, such that the solder ball is held on the printed circuit board securely.
Abstract:
A metal core substrate comprises a core layer (10) consisting of first and second metal plates (11, 12) layered with a third insulating layer (13) interposed therebetween; first and second insulating layers (20, 21) formed on the first and metal plates, respectively; first and second wiring patterns (45, 46) formed on the first and second insulating layers, respectively. A conductive layer (40) formed in a through-hole (22) penetrates the first insulating layer, the first metal plate, the third insulating layer, the second metal plate and the second insulating layer for electrically connecting the first wiring pattern with the second wiring pattern. The first metal plate (11) is electrically connected with the first wiring pattern (45) and the second wiring pattern (46), respectively, by means of a via (44) and by means a via (43). The second metal plate (12) is electrically connected with the second wiring pattern (46) and the first wiring pattern (45), respectively, by means of a via (42) and by means a via (41), respectively.
Abstract:
Temporary connections to spring contact elements extending from an electronic component such as a semiconductor device are made by urging the electronic component, consequently the ends of the spring contact elements, vertically against terminals of an interconnection substrate, or by horizontally urging terminals of an interconnection substrate against end portions of the spring contact elements. A variety of terminal configurations are disclosed.