Abstract:
A sheet-like thermally conductive resin composition containing 70 to 95 wt. % inorganic filler and 5 to 30 wt. % thermosetting resin composition, a lead frame as a wiring pattern, and an electrically conductive heat sink with a metal pole placed therein are superposed, heated and compressed, and thus are combined to form one body. Consequently, a thermally conductive circuit board with a flat surface is obtained in which a grounding pattern is grounded to the heat sink inside the insulating layer. Thus, the grounding pattern and the heat sink can be connected electrically with each other in an arbitrary position inside the insulating layer of the thermally conductive circuit board. Accordingly, there are provided a thermally conductive circuit board with high heat dissipation, high conductivity and high ground-connection reliability, a method of manufacturing the same, and a power module allowing its size to be reduced and its density to be increased.
Abstract:
A heat-dissipating device has multiple conduction paths, and is especially adapted to a package with MPMs (Multiple Packaging Modules). The package is mounted on one side of a PCB. The heat-dissipating device has a first heat-dissipating unit, a second heat-dissipating unit, and a thermal bridge unit. The first heat-dissipating unit is contacted with a first heat source of the package element. The second heat-dissipating unit penetrates through the PCB and contacts with a second heat source of the package element. The thermal bridge unit penetrates through the PCB and connects the first heat-dissipating unit and the second heat-dissipating unit.
Abstract:
A bottom heat dissipating device may be attached to a bottom surface of a printed circuit board (PCB). A top surface of the bottom heat dissipating device may be thermally coupled with a backside surface of one or more electronic components mounted on the bottom surface of the PCB. A top heat dissipating device may be attached to a top surface of the PCB. The top heat dissipating device may be thermally coupled with the bottom heat dissipating device through a thermally conductive coupling member to provide a conductive path for heat transfer from the bottom heat dissipating device to the top heat dissipating device. An opening adjacent to an edge of the thermally conductive coupling member may allow air flow between the top and bottom heat dissipating devices. The PCB may be part of a mezzanine card, such as a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) mezzanine card (PMC).
Abstract:
An electronic control device having a high heat dissipating ability includes a printed board secured to an enclosure and interposed between a case and a cover with screws passing through the printed board. Thermally conductive thin film layers made of copper foil are formed in parallel on a mount face and an opposite mount face of the printed board and inside the printed board so as to be thermally separated from each other. A protrusion is provided on the cover and protrudes beyond a bottom part of the cover toward the position where an electronic component is mounted. A flexible, semi-solid thermally conductive material is placed between an end face of the protrusion and the opposite mount face of the printed board corresponding to the position where the electronic component is mounted to be in contact with the end face and the opposite mount face.
Abstract:
A bottom heat dissipating device may be attached to a bottom surface of a printed circuit board (PCB). A top surface of the bottom heat dissipating device may be thermally coupled with a backside surface of one or more electronic components mounted on the bottom surface of the PCB. A top heat dissipating device may be attached to a top surface of the PCB. The top heat dissipating device may be thermally coupled with the bottom heat dissipating device through a thermally conductive coupling member to provide a conductive path for heat transfer from the bottom heat dissipating device to the top heat dissipating device. An opening adjacent to an edge of the thermally conductive coupling member may allow air flow between the top and bottom heat dissipating devices. The PCB may be part of a mezzanine card, such as a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) mezzanine card (PMC).
Abstract:
An efficient heat diffusing structure comprising a power module having a mounting substrate that has a high thermal conduction efficiency. The mounting substrate is comprised of a mounting surface on which an electric power circuit for controlling electric power is mounted, and a heat dissipating surface that has a corrugated section formed thereon that serves to dissipate heat. This heat diffusing structure allows the size of the device to be reduced, and also allows costs to be reduced.
Abstract:
An electronic control device having a high heat dissipating ability includes a printed board secured to an enclosure and interposed between a case and a cover with screws passing through the printed board. Thermally conductive thin film layers made of copper foil are formed in parallel on a mount face and an opposite mount face of the printed board and inside the printed board so as to be thermally separated from each other. A protrusion is provided on the cover and protrudes beyond a bottom part of the cover toward the position where an electronic component is mounted. A flexible, semi-solid thermally conductive material is placed between an end face of the protrusion and the opposite mount face of the printed board corresponding to the position where the electronic component is mounted to be in contact with the end face and the opposite mount face.
Abstract:
The surface mounting of a backset microwave package on a printed circuit. After the package has been accurately positioned against the printed circuit the connections are produced by soldering the conducting elements in direct contact. A chip is enclosed in a sort of cage constituting a screen which replaces a conventional cover, the cage is formed by layouts borne respectively by the package and the printed circuit and is linked together by metal links. The surface mounting is particularly applicable to packages operating in millimetric microwaves.
Abstract:
A yarn processing system, e.g. a yarn feeder comprising a housing in which at least one semiconductor component is arranged on a printed circuit board. The semiconductor component lies on a heat conducting body which is in the form of at least one prolongation of the housing that extends through the printed circuit board up to the semiconductor component.
Abstract:
A method of supporting an object having an even contact surface during manufacturing operations, by urging it to a rigid substrate, the contact surface facing a supporting surface of said substrate, for use in an environment containing particles that are likely to be entrapped between the object and the substrate. The method includes provision of a supporting surface in the form of a plurality of bulges disposed on the substrate with depressions therebetween. The bulges have crests with rounded profile enabling the entrapped particles to fall into the depressions, thereby reducing the probability of causing mechanical damage to the object and/or of a faulty manufacturing operation on the object.