Abstract:
An electronic device is mounted on a wiring board, which includes: a substrate having through holes, and lands extending on surfaces of the substrate and adjacent to openings of the through holes. Further, at least one coating layer is provided, which coats at least one part of an outer peripheral region of the at least one land, in order to cause that the at least one part is separated from a lead-less solder, thereby preventing any peel of the land from the surface of the substrate.
Abstract:
A package including a package substrate, a die-substrate assembly including a substrate including a plurality of layers including a layer having a mesh to stiffen the substrate adapted to mount one or more dice, one or more dice mounted on the substrate and a molding compound to attach the substrate to the package substrate.
Abstract:
A method is provided, comprising the steps of inserting the contact terminal section of the contact provided in a socket into a hole provided in the substrate, sliding the socket relative to a surface of the substrate on which the hole is formed, while maintaining the state in which the contact terminal section is inserted into the hole provided in the substrate, and fixing the socket and the contact terminal section to the substrate, while maintaining the state in which the socket and the contact terminal section are made to slide.
Abstract:
In a process of soldering an electric connector on a circuit board, the connector has an insulator and a plurality of leads mounted inside the insulator. Each lead has a first end extending into a soldering terminal to a bonding surface of the insulator. A soft solder paste is dispensed over a bonding surface of the circuit board. The soldering process inserts the soldering terminal of each lead in the soft solder paste and applies heat to the soft solder paste to bond the soldering terminal and the circuit board together. The direct insertion of the soldering terminal of the lead into the soft paste on the circuit board minimizes the contact area between the lead and the circuit board and prevents the solder paste from being unduly spread, causing short circuit. Furthermore, the yield and soldering reliability are increased and the production cost is reduced.
Abstract:
In a process of soldering an electric connector on a circuit board, the connector has an insulator and a plurality of leads mounted inside the insulator. Each lead has a first end extending into a soldering terminal to a bonding surface of the insulator. A soft solder paste is dispensed over a bonding surface of the circuit board. The soldering process inserts the soldering terminal of each lead in the soft solder paste and applies heat to the soft solder paste to bond the soldering terminal and the circuit board together. The direct insertion of the soldering terminal of the lead into the soft paste on the circuit board minimizes the contact area between the lead and the circuit board and prevents the solder paste from being unduly spread, causing short circuit. Furthermore, the yield and soldering reliability are increased and the production cost is reduced.
Abstract:
To provide a semiconductor package mounting method, with excellent work efficiency, wherein the direction of a semiconductor package can be verified by a simple method before mounting. One corner of a square shaped display section provided on the surface of a semiconductor package body is chamfered such that the chamfer dimensions are different from those of the other corners. If image recognition by a camera determines that this chamfered part is located correctly, the orientation of a semiconductor package is determined to be correct. On the other hand, if image recognition determines that it is not located correctly, the orientation of the semiconductor package is adjusted until it is correct.
Abstract:
An electrical inter-connection is provided such that a terminal pin which is positioned in a pin block extends through a plated through-hole in a circuit board substrate and is connected with the circuit board using a conductive bonding agent such as solder. The terminal pin is capable of inter-connection with conductive elements located on each major side of the circuit board and eliminates the need for an interference fit between the terminal pin and circuit board. The pin block includes a body and at least one stand-off. The stand-off maintains the body a sufficient distance from the circuit board substrate to enable a solder fillet to form between the plated through-hole and the terminal pin during re-flow processing. The electrical inter-connection further includes an eccentric aperture in the circuit board suitable for interference fit inter-connection with a protruding cylindrical feature such as on an electrical ground that has poor solderability characteristics. The preferred embodiment limits normal forces caused by temperature cycling, vibration, and other conditions to two areas of contact yet enables adequately low electrical contact resistance.
Abstract:
Insulative spacers to be disposed on a surface of a semiconductor device component and methods of fabricating and placing the insulative spacers on semiconductor device components. Upon assembly of the semiconductor device component face-down upon a higher level substrate and establishing electrical communication between the semiconductor device component and the higher level substrate, the insulative spacers define a minimum, substantially uniform distance between the semiconductor device component and the higher level substrate. The insulative spacers also prevent tilting or tipping of the semiconductor device component relative to the higher level substrate. The insulative spacers may be preformed or fabricated on a surface of the semiconductor device component. A stereolithographic method for fabricating the insulative spacers is disclosed, which may employ a machine vision system to recognize the position and orientation of a substrate to which material is to be applied and control fabrication based upon the recognized position and orientation.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package mounted on a printed circuit board using improved-reliability solder joints is described. The semiconductor package includes a lead frame pad and lead frame lead attached to the solder joints, a semiconductor chip mounted on top of the lead frame pad, wires electrically connecting the semiconductor chip and the lead frame lead, an epoxy molding compound that exposes the lower portion surface of the lead frame pad and part of the lead frame lead, and protrusions fixed to the lower portion surface of the epoxy molding compound and positioned between the solder joints, with the protrusions supporting the semiconductor package when the epoxy molding compound is mounted on the printed circuit board.
Abstract:
An electronic device is mounted on a wiring board, which includes: a substrate having through holes, and lands extending on surfaces of the substrate and adjacent to openings of the through holes. Further, at least one coating layer is provided, which coats at least one part of an outer peripheral region of the at least one land, in order to cause that the at least one part is separated from a lead-less solder, thereby preventing any peel of the land from the surface of the substrate.