Abstract:
A composite board is fixed by solder to an electrode land formed on a circuit board having an electric wiring. The composite board and another metal plate are bonded by using an electric welding method or the like. By bonding a metal plate of a low resistance or a non-metal plate to the composite board, heat of high temperature or a large current which is generated upon electric wiring can be made difficult to be transferred to a lower portion of the composite board. A structure of a terminal member in which it is possible to prevent the solder under the composite board from being diffused, the solder is not scattered to the periphery, and a short-circuit is not caused is obtained. The terminal member to form the circuit board which is more mechanically and electrically stable is provided.
Abstract:
A part has a body unit; and one or more leg formed on the body unit. One or more slit is formed on the body unit adjacent to the leg. The legs are inserted to insert holes of a printed wiring board or the like and soldered thereto. Since the slit is formed adjacent to the leg, the heat applied to the leg for the soldering is not radiated by the body unit by virtue of the slit. Therefore, the part can be reliably attached to the printed wiring board or the like.
Abstract:
The present invention involves a composite pallet for a substrate of a printed circuit board for a vector transient reflow process. The composite pallet includes a heat conductive layer for heat sinking means from the substrate and a heat insulative layer adjacent the conductive layer to shield the substrate from heat and to absorb heat from the heat conductive layer. The heat conductive layer has first and second opposite surfaces. The first surface is configured to receive the substrate disposed thereon to diffuse heat from the substrate during the vector transient reflow process. The heat insulative layer is disposed adjacent the second surface.
Abstract:
An opening is formed in resin 20 by a laser beam so that a via hole is formed. At this time, copper foil 22, the thickness of which is reduced (to 3 nullm) by performing etching to lower the thermal conductivity is used as a conformal mask. Therefore, an opening 20a can be formed in the resin 20 if the number of irradiation of pulse-shape laser beam is reduced. Therefore, occurrence of undercut of the resin 20 which forms an interlayer insulating resin layer can be prevented. Thus, the reliability of the connection of the via holes can be improved.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an improved printed circuit board having circuit patterns printed thereon. It has a plurality of composite lands each including a first land having a terminal hole made at its center for inserting the terminal of a selected electric or electronic part or device, and a plurality of second lands each being contiguous to and extending outwards from the first land. The areas contiguous to the contours of the first and second lands have no conductive foils such as copper foils to expose the substrate surface of the printed circuit board. The exposed areas are effective to confine the thermal energy in the limited areas for soldering. And the composite land shape defines a ridged cone like solder lump, which can fixedly grip the terminal of the part or device.
Abstract:
The module comprises at least: a first chip forming a heater element; a second chip forming a device whose operating characteristics vary with temperature change or whose maximum operating temperature is lower than the maximum operating temperature of the first chip; and a multilayer substrate which is comprised of a plurality of dielectric layers and a plurality of conductor layers and mechanically supports the first chip and the second chip with some of the conductor layers electrically connected with these chips. The module has at least one of the following means: means for conducting the heat generated by the first chip throughout the module; means for guiding the heat generated by the first chip from the module's top face side to its bottom face side; and means for interrupting heat conduction from the first conductor pattern on which the first chip is placed to the second conductor pattern on which the second chip is placed. Thereby, there is provided a compact radio frequency module with high integration in function.
Abstract:
A variety of techniques for low cost reduction of thermal drift in electronic components. These techniques include structures for increasing the thermal mass of an electronic component and for insulating an electronic component from thermal drift caused by air flow as well as structures for thermally isolating an electronic component from heat flow on a circuit board.
Abstract:
A thermistor with positive resistance-to-temperature characteristic used in a overcurrent protection circuit has electrodes on mutually opposite main surfaces and is mounted to a substrate having electrically conductive members such that deterioration of its voltage resistance due to heat emission can be controlled. A spacer with smaller thermal conductivity than the substrate and penetrated by a conductor piece with a small cross-sectional area is inserted between solder materials connecting to one of the thermistor electrodes. The other electrode is contacted by an elongated connecting member through its sectional surface transverse to its longitudinal direction such that the cross-sectional area of electrical conduction is reduced.
Abstract:
A connection box includes a wiring board. The box includes a control board connected to the wiring board. The control board including a control device and another device separated thereinto. Another device has generation heat greater than the control device.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for thermally isolating a temperature sensor mounted on a printed circuit board from a heat generating component mounted on the printed circuit board is provided. Generally, a thermal isolation region, which may be comprised of a plurality of openings in the printed circuit board, is disposed about the temperature sensor to interrupt conductive transfer of heat from the heat generating component to the temperature sensor. The openings extend sufficiently far into the printed circuit board to remove at least a portion of a conductive layer, such as a power plane from the region surrounding the temperature sensor. Electrical power and signals may be provided to the temperature sensor through regions intermediate the openings.