Abstract:
A backplane connector includes a number of first conductive terminals, an insulating bracket, a first metal shield and a second metal shield. The first conductive terminal includes a first mating portion, a first tail portion and a first connection portion. The first conductive terminals include first differential signal terminals, a first ground terminal and a second ground terminal. The first mating portion, the first connection portion and the first tail portion extend along a mating direction so that the structural design of the conductive terminal is simplified. The first metal shield, the second metal shield, the first mating portion of the first grounding terminal and the first mating portion of the second grounding terminal are enclosed to form a shielding space. The first mating portions of the first differential signal terminals are located in the shielding space.
Abstract:
A backplane connector assembly includes a first backplane connector and a second backplane connector. The first backplane connector includes a number of first conductive terminals, a first insulating bracket, a first metal shield, a second metal shield and a shielding space. The second backplane connector includes a second terminal module. Each second terminal module includes mating terminals mated with the first conductive terminals and a shielding shell surrounding a periphery of the mating terminals. The shielding shell is received in the shielding space. As a result, the backplane connector assembly of the present disclosure reduces crosstalk and improves the quality of signal transmission.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package may include a first substrate including a first connection portion disposed on a surface of the first substrate and a second substrate including a second connection portion disposed on a surface of the second substrate. The second substrate may be disposed over the first substrate and the second connection portion facing the first connection portion. A first connection loop portion may be provided to include an end connected to the first connection portion. A second connection loop portion may be provided to include one end connected to the second connection portion and the other end combined with the first connection loop portion.
Abstract:
According to exemplary embodiments, a tapered surface interconnect is formed on a printed circuit board (PCB). A compliant pin of an electrical connector may be coupled to the tapered surface interconnect and soldered thereto. The surface interconnect may be formed by drilling through one or more layers of the PCB. The depth of the surface interconnect may be shorter than a height or a thickness of the PCB. The surface interconnect may have a tapered side wall to allow for a better fit with a tapered compliant pin. The inclination of the side wall of the surface interconnect may be linear or concave. The intersection between the tapered sidewall and the bottom of the surface interconnect may be rounded to minimize pin insertion issues and may allow for easier solder flux evacuation. The compliant pin may be soldered into place upon being coupled to the tapered surface interconnect.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package may include a first substrate including a first connection portion disposed on a surface of the first substrate and a second substrate including a second connection portion disposed on a surface of the second substrate. The second substrate may be disposed over the first substrate and the second connection portion facing the first connection portion. A first connection loop portion may be provided to include an end connected to the first connection portion. A second connection loop portion may be provided to include one end connected to the second connection portion and the other end combined with the first connection loop portion.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit contains a circuit board with conducting tracks to which one or more electronic components with conducting contacts are positioned overlying portions of the conducting tracks and each such electronic component is held in place by a clamp that is in contact with the top surface of the electronic components so as to hold their conducting contacts in electrical contact with the conducting tracks of the circuit board. The clamp can include a resilient layer held between the top surface of electronic components and a rigid clamping sheet.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit contains a circuit board with conducting tracks to which one or more electronic components with conducting contacts are positioned overlying portions of the conducting tracks and each such electronic component is held in place by a clamp that covers and is contact with the top surface of the electronic components so as to hold their conducting contacts in electrical contact with the conducting tracks of the circuit board. The clamp can include a resilient layer held between the top surface of electronic components and a rigid clamping sheet.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package and method for fabricating the package are provided. The package includes a semiconductor die and a heat sink in thermal communication with the die. The heat sink includes one or more pad structures adapted to form bonded connections, and thermal paths to contacts on a substrate. The method includes forming multiple heat sinks on a frame similar to a lead frame, and etching or stamping the pad structures on the heat sink. The frame can then be attached to a leadframe containing encapsulated dice, and the assembly singulated to form separate packages. The packages can be used to form electronic assemblies such as circuit board assemblies and multi chip modules.
Abstract:
An electrical circuit component includes an apertured substrate having a circuit deposited on a surface and further includes a terminal lead seated in the aperture and having laterally extending flanged portions in clamping relationship at opposite sides of the substrate. The inserted portion of the terminal lead is provided with peripheral knurling to define collapsible ridges. The ridges engage the surface of the aperture as a temporary means of aligning the axes of the terminal lead and the aperture prior to upsetting a protruding end portion of the lead for permanent clamping retention of the substrate and the deposited circuitry.
Abstract:
Eyelets are placed through openings from one side of a circuit board so as to make electrical connections with circuit runs on the board, wires are inserted through the eyelets, and portions of the eyelets extending from the other side of the board are bent over by wiping action of a tool so as to crimp the eyelets to the wires and secure the eyelets to the circuit board.