Abstract:
An electric device includes: a first electric element; a second electric element capable of flowing large current therethrough so that heat is generated in the second electric element; a heat sink; and a first wiring board and a second wiring board, which are disposed on one side of the heat sink. The large current in the second electric element is larger than that in the first electric element. The first wiring board and the second wiring board are separated each other. The first electric element is disposed on the first wiring board, and the second electric element is disposed on the second wiring board.
Abstract:
A method of fixing reflowable elements on electrical contacts. The method includes providing a strip having a number of electrical contacts, each contact including a contact body and a tail portion extending away from the contact body. The tail portions of the contacts are then disposed adjacent an elongate reflowable member. The elongate reflowable member is pushed onto the tail portions of the plurality of contacts. Subsequently, the elongate reflowable member is cut into a plurality of separate reflowable elements, each reflowable element corresponding to one of the tail portions. The electrical contacts with the reflowable element attached thereto are separated from the strip.
Abstract:
Methods of manufacturing optical transceiver modules using lead frame connectors that connect optical sub-assemblies to printed circuit boards are disclosed. The lead frame connector includes an electrically insulating case having a first part separated from a second part, and a plurality of conductors that are electrically isolated one from another by the electrically insulating case. Each of the plurality of conductors can form an electrical contact restrained in a fixed position with respect to the first part and a contact point extending from the second part. The electrical contact is aligned with and soldered to the leads that protrude from the back end of an optical sub-assembly. The contact points can then be connected to electrical pads on a PCB.
Abstract:
An electronic module includes a first substrate having at least one electronic component, and a housing embedded in the substrate and designed as an injection molded housing or a transfer molded housing, and which includes electrical leads protruding from the housing, connected to the first substrate and designed as a pressed screen. At least one further second substrate provided with second electrical is embedded in the housing, the second leads being designed as a second pressed screen, and the two pressed screens being directly connected to each other in at least one location.
Abstract:
Provided is a circuit device in which an electronic circuit to be incorporated therein operates stably. A hybrid integrated circuit device includes multiple circuit boards which are disposed on approximately the same plane. An electronic circuit including a conductive pattern and a circuit element is formed on each top surface of the circuit boards. Furthermore, these circuit boards are integrally supported by a sealing resin. Moreover, a lead connected to the electronic circuit formed on the surface of the circuit board is led out from the sealing resin to the outside.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a hybrid integrated circuit device of the present invention includes the steps of preparing a lead frame which constituted by units each having a plurality of leads, and fixing a circuit substrate on each unit of the lead frame by fixing pads which are formed on the surface of the circuit substrate to the leads, where a space between a first pad which is formed at an end edge of the circuit substrate and a second pad which is adjacent to the first pad is set narrower than a space between the pads themselves.
Abstract:
An electronic package structure including a first carrier, at least one first electronic element, at least one second electronic element, and an encapsulant is provided. The first carrier has a first carrying surface and a second carrying surface opposite to the first carrying surface. The first electronic element is disposed on the first carrying surface and electrically connected to the first carrier. The second electronic element is disposed on the second carrying surface and electrically connected to the first carrier. The encapsulant at least covers the first electronic element, the second electronic element, and a part of the first carrier. The space utilization rate of the first carrier of the electronic package structure is higher.
Abstract:
A circuit device having improved packaging density is provided. A circuit device of the present invention includes: a circuit board having its surface covered with an insulating layer; conductive patterns formed on a surface of the insulating layer; circuit elements electrically connected to the conductive patterns; and leads connected to pads formed of the conductive patterns. Furthermore, a control element is fixed to an upper surface of a land part formed of a part of a lead, and a back surface of the land part is spaced apart from an upper surface of the circuit board.
Abstract:
An electronic device includes: a first substrate and a second substrate; a lead frame disposed between the first and the second substrates for electrically connecting therebetween; and a first groove and a second groove disposed on the first and the second substrates, respectively. The first and the second grooves correspond to a connection portion between the first and the second substrates and the lead frame. The lead frame is connected to the first and the second substrates in such a manner that one end of the lead frame is engaged in both of the first and the second grooves through a conductive bonding material.
Abstract:
Methods of manufacturing optical transceiver modules using lead frame connectors that connect optical sub-assemblies to printed circuit boards are disclosed. The lead frame connector includes an electrically insulating case having a first part separated from a second part and a plurality of conductors that are electrically isolated one from another by the electrically insulating case. Each of the plurality of conductors can form an electrical contact restrained in a fixed position with respect to the first part and a contact point extending from the second part. The electrical contact is aligned with and soldered to the leads that protrude from the back end of an optical sub-assembly. The contact points can then be connected to electrical pads on a PCB.