Abstract:
A circuit board layering arrangement is capable of dissipating, into a heat sink, the heat produced by power components mounted on the circuit board, without permitting the short circuiting of electricity between the power components and other components or the heat sink. The arrangement comprises a circuit board, at least one power component and a heat sink. A plurality of through contacts are introduced into the circuit board, and a plurality of conductive tracks are disposed on first and second surfaces of the circuit board. The plurality of conductive tracks include two large-surface conductive tracks, one on each surface of the circuit board. One or more power components are surface-mounted on a first surface of the circuit board on a first large-surface conductive track. The second large-surface conductive track is thermally coupled to the first large-surface conductive track and to the heat sink. A layer of metal, preferably copper, may be disposed between the second large-surface conductive track and the heat sink, and a layer of glass cloth may be disposed between the second large-surface conductive track and the layer of metal.
Abstract:
A unique housing (104) of a portable radio transceiver (100) is described that takes advantage of the heat sinking, electrical shielding and structural characteristics of a battery. The unique electronic circuitry housing (104) includes a battery as a structural element thereof. In one illustrated housing (104), a stick battery (210) is attached to the side of a transmitter printed circuit panel (213). A logic printed circuit panel (212) and a receiver printed circuit panel (214) are positioned above and below the transmitter printed circuit panel (213), respectively, and are held together by interlocking side rails (206,207). The electronic circuitry housing of the present invention may be advantageously utilized in a variety of applications where electronic circuitry is operated from a battery.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit interconnection system provides high density mounting of ceramic chip-carrier integrated circuit devices or other beam-lead, dual-in-line (DIP), tape-automated-bonded (TAB), flip-chip, or direct-mounted i.c. devices with wire-bonded interconnects or the like on an economical, dimensionally-stable, interconnection substrate which has high heat dissipating properties. The substrate has glass components which are fused onto etched metal patterns and which are proportioned relative to the metal patterns so that the heat-expansion properties of the substrate correspond to those of the i.c. devices to maintain bond integrity between the i.c. leads and circuit paths on the substrate and so that the substrate has sufficient heat-dissipating properties to permit the high density i.c. mounting. The substrates incorporate circuit paths, device mounting pads, edge terminals, pin mounting holes and other typical substrate features in the etched patterns in multimetal laminated metal plates of selected thickness which are coated on one or both sides with glass frit fused to the plates. Where substrates with more than one layer are desired, glass-coated plates are stacked with pin mounting holes and the like aligned and the glass coatings are fused together. Metal vias extend through the glass coatings where desired to interconnect metal layers of the substrate.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit interconnection system provides high density mounting on ceramic chip-carrier integrated circuit devices or other beam-lead, dual-in-line (DIP), tape-automated-bonded (TAB), flip-chip, or direct-mounted i.c. devices with wire-bonded interconnects or the like on an economical, dimensionally-stable, interconnection substrate which has high heat dissipating properties. The substrate has glass components which are fused onto etched metal patterns and which are proportioned relative to the metal patterns so that the heat-expansion properties of the substrate correspond to those of the i.c. devices to maintain bond integrity between the i.c. leads and circuit paths on the substrate and so that the substrate has sufficient heat-dissipating properties to permit the high density i.c. mounting. The substrates incorporate circuit paths, device mounting pads, edge terminals, pin mounting holes and other typical substrate features in the etched patterns in multimetal laminated metal plates of selected thickness which are coated on one or both sides with glass frit fused to the plates. Where substrates with more than one layer are desired, glass-coated plates are stacked with pin mounting holes and the like aligned and the glass coatings are fused together. Metal vias extend through the glass coatings where desired to interconnect metal layers of the substrate.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit interconnection system permitting high density mounting of ceramic chip-carrier integrated circuit devices or other beam-lead, dual-in-line (DIP), tape-automated-bonded (TAB), flip-chip, or direct-mounted i.c. devices with wire-bonded interconnects or the like has economical, dimensionally-stable, interconnection substrate which has high heat dissipating properties. The substrate has glass components which are fused onto etched metal patterns and which are proportioned relative to the metal patterns so that the heat-expansion properties of the substrate correspond to those of the i.c. devices to maintain bond integrity between the i.c. leads and circuit paths on the substrate and so that the substrate has sufficient heat-dissipating properties to permit the high density i.c. mounting. The substrates incorporate circuit paths, device mounting pads, edge terminals, pin mounting holes and other typical substrate features in the etched patterns in multimetal laminated metal plates of selected thickness which are coated on one or both sides with glass frit fused to the plates. Where substrates with more than one layer are desired, glass-coated plates are stacked with pin mounting holes and the like aligned and the glass coatings are fused together. Metal vias extend through the glass coatings where desired to interconnect metal layers of the substrate.
Abstract:
A mounting assembly includes an electronic component mounted on an upper surface of a circuit board and having at least one electrical connector and a thermal pad provided on a lower surface of the component. The circuit board is mounted on a heatsink and provided with an opening beneath the thermal pad of the component. The heatsink has a heatsink extension which extends through the circuit board and is spatially separated therefrom. A thermal interface material is provided to ensure an electrically insulating thermal connection between the thermal pad and the heatsink extension.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a metallic nano structure including a plurality of metallic nano materials; and a junction locally disposed in a region where the metallic nano materials adjacent to each other among the plurality of metallic nano materials are in contact with each other in order to bond the adjacent metallic nano materials.
Abstract:
A boss-type metal-based sandwich rigid-flex board and preparation method thereof are disclosed. The boss-type metal-based sandwich rigid-flex board comprises a rigid sub-plate, a flexible sub-plate, a dielectric layer, and a metal core layer, wherein the metal core layer has front and back sides on which at least one metal boss and at least one heat dissipation area are arranged respectively, the dielectric layer, and the rigid sub-plate and/or the flexible sub-plate are sequentially stacked on the front and back sides of the metal core layer respectively, and each of the rigid sub-plate, the flexible sub-plate and the dielectric layer is provided with a first window area fit with the metal boss, and a second window area corresponding to the heat dissipation area. The boss-type metal-based sandwich rigid-flex board (with a metal boss and a heat dissipation area arranged on the front side) prepared according to the present disclosure uses a metal core layer for heat dissipation. In this way, not only the need of heat dissipation of the locally heating electronic components (through the metal boss) but also the heat dissipation of the high density wirings at work can be satisfied (through the metal core layer and the heat dissipation area) with good reliability.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a layered structure of a multi-layer PCB, and more particularly, to a structure of a high-power multi-layer PCB which can use a high current by efficiently dissipating heat generated from the inside of the multi-layered PCB and heat generated from a power semiconductor module package mounted on the PCB, and a production method thereof. The multi-layer PCB includes: a conductive plate having a plurality of heat poles protruding from at least one of a top surface and a bottom surface thereof; PCBs which are disposed on the top surface and the bottom surface of the conductive plate, and have a plurality of penetrating holes formed therethrough to allow the heat poles of the conductive plate to be inserted thereinto; and an insulation layer which is attached between the conductive plate and the PCBs in order to electrically insulate.
Abstract:
A radio frequency transmission arrangement comprises a ground plate (8) having first and second opposite sides and a boss protruding from said second side of the ground plate (8), a first transmission line comprising a first elongate conductor (1) passing from the first side of the ground plate through an aperture (3) in the ground plate and the boss, and a second transmission line comprising a second elongate conductor (2) and a ground plane (6), the first elongate conductor (1) passing through the ground plane (6) to connect to the second elongate conductor. The boss has an end surface (4) disposed in a substantially parallel relationship with the ground plane (6) of the second transmission line, and there is a gap between the end surface of the boss and the ground plane.