Abstract:
A vertically separated electrode structure includes a polymeric material post on a substrate. An inorganic material cap covers the top of the post and extends beyond an edge of the post in at least a width dimension to define a first reentrant profile. A first electrode is located over the cap. A second electrode is located over the substrate and not over the post. The second electrode is adjacent to the edge of the post in the reentrant profile such that a distance between the first electrode and second electrode is greater than zero when measured orthogonally to the substrate surface. The first electrode and second electrode have the same material composition and layer thickness.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a directional coupling communication apparatus where the coupling impedance can be easily matched to reduce reflections, and thus, the speed of communication channels is increased as compared to that with inductive coupling, and at the same time, the reliability of communication is improved by increasing the signal intensity. Modules having a coupler where an input/output connection line is connected to a first end, and either a ground line or an input/output connection line to which an inverse signal of a signal to be inputted into the input/output connection line connected to the above-described first end is inputted is connected are layered on top of each other so that the couplers are couplers to each other using capacitive coupling and inductive coupling.
Abstract:
A heat dissipation printed circuit board includes a metal core, lower and upper insulating layers, first lower and first upper circuit patterns, and second lower and second upper circuit patterns. The lower and upper insulating layers are disposed at a lower side and an upper side of the metal core, respectively. The first lower and first upper circuit patterns are disposed at a lower side of the lower insulating layer and at an upper side of the upper insulating layer, respectively. The second lower and second upper circuit patterns are disposed at a lower side of the first lower circuit pattern and at an upper side of the first upper circuit pattern, respectively. An etching portion in the first lower circuit pattern is filled with the lower insulating layer and an etching portion in the first upper circuit pattern is filled with the upper insulating layer.
Abstract:
A wiring substrate includes an insulating layer that is an outermost layer of the wiring substrate and includes an external exposed surface, a pad forming part formed on a side of the external exposed surface, and a pad that projects from the external exposed surface. The pad forming part includes a recess part recessed from the external exposed surface, and a weir part that projects from the external exposed surface and encompasses the recess part from a plan view. The pad includes a pad body formed within the recess part and the weir part, and an eave part formed on the weir part. The pad body includes an end part that projects to the weir part. The eave part projects in a horizontal direction from the end part of the pad body. The end part of the pad body includes a flat surface.
Abstract:
Package substrates are provided. The package substrate includes a core layer having a first surface defining trench portions and ridge portions between the trench portions, at least one first trace on a bottom surface of each of the trench portions, and second traces on respective ones of top surfaces of the ridge portions. Related methods are also provided.
Abstract:
A multilayer wiring substrate includes a multilayer body in which a plurality of insulating layers is stacked and to which an electronic component is mounted, a plurality of connection terminals disposed on one principal surface of the multilayer body for connection to the electronic component, and a plurality of rear electrodes disposed on the other principal surface of the multilayer body, wherein the connection terminals are each arranged in overlapped relation to one of the rear electrodes when looked at in a plan view of the multilayer wiring substrate.
Abstract:
An LED device with improved circuit board LED support structure is presented. A top surface of a thermally-conductive substrate of this LED device comprises a thermally-conductive pillar. The pillar is not covered with a dielectric layer and an LED package is arranged directly on the pillar with the LED packages bottom thermally-conductive plate in direct contact with the pillar top surface.
Abstract:
An object of the present invention is to allow stress that may be applied to a semiconductor package to be suppressed, when the semiconductor package is mounted on a curved board. In a mount board 1, a semiconductor package 20 is mounted on a curved board 10 including a curved surface on at least a portion thereof. The curved board 10 includes a pedestal portion 13a disposed on a region of the curved surface portion where the semiconductor package 20 is mounted and having an upper surface thereof formed flat, and a plurality of pad portions 15a disposed on the flat surface of the pedestal portion 13a. The pedestal portion 13a is formed of an insulating material. The semiconductor package 20 is mounted on the pad portions 15a.
Abstract:
A method for high resolution ink-jet print using a pre-patterned substrate employs an ink-jet printing device including an ink-jet head for discharging conductive ink droplets and a driving stage for supporting a substrate to which the conductive ink droplets are hit, to draw a fine line width pattern on the substrate. The method includes (A) forming a stripe pattern with repeated stripes on a substrate surface on which a fine line width pattern will be formed, thereby preparing a pre-patterned substrate; (B) loading the substrate to the ink-jet printing device; and (C) injecting conductive ink droplets to a substrate region where the stripe pattern is formed. An equivalent interval (d) of the stripe pattern and a fine line width (D) of the drawn fine line width pattern satisfy a relation of d
Abstract:
Various embodiments include interconnects for semiconductor structures that can include a first conductive structure, a second conductive structure and a non-hardening liquid conductive material in contact with the first and second structure. Other embodiments include semiconductor components and imager devices using the interconnects. Further embodiments include methods of forming a semiconductor structure and focusing methods for an imager device.