Abstract:
The disclosure discloses a crystal device without an external package, which comprises: a crystal body (21) and two pins (22), wherein the crystal body (21) is a cylindrical body port of a crystal with the external package (15) and redundant pins (12, 13) being removed, and is arranged on a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) horizontally. The two pins (22) are connected to a bottom end of the crystal body (21). Extension parts of the two pins (22) are inclined towards the PCB, and become horizontal when they reach the PCB and are welded to the PCB, and a spacing between the two pins (22) increases gradually. The disclosure also discloses a method for manufacturing a crystal device without a package. The device and method can reduce the cost and make the welding more convenient.
Abstract:
A constant-temperature type crystal oscillator includes: a surface-mount crystal unit, in which a crystal element is housed in a case main body to hermetically encapsulate the crystal element with a metal cover, and which includes a crystal terminal serving as a mounting terminal that is electrically connected to at least the crystal element on an outer bottom face of the case main body; a thermistor that detects an operational temperature of the surface-mount crystal unit; and a circuit substrate, on which elements forming an oscillator circuit and elements forming a temperature control circuit along with the thermistor are installed. The thermistor includes a first and second terminal electrode and a temperature detecting electrode that is electrically independent of the first and second terminal electrode. The temperature detecting electrode is electrically connected to the crystal terminal of the surface-mount crystal unit through a circuit pattern formed on the circuit substrate.
Abstract:
A constant-temperature type crystal oscillator includes: a crystal unit including a case main body including a first power source terminal on an outer bottom surface thereof; a surface-mounted oscillator; a temperature control circuit including a heating resistor and a temperature sensor; and a circuit substrate including a second power source terminal. One ends of the heating resistor and the temperature sensor are electrically connected to the second power source terminal. The first power source terminal of the surface-mounted oscillator and the one ends of the heating resistor and the temperature sensor are electrically connected to the second power source terminal of the circuit substrate. The first power source terminal of the surface-mounted oscillator is directly and electrically connected to, at least, the one end of the temperature sensor via an electrically-conducting path.
Abstract:
A constant-temperature type crystal oscillator includes: a crystal unit that is installed on one principal surface of a circuit substrate, and chip resistors, which function as heating elements, and which are installed on the other principal surface of the circuit substrate so as to face a principal surface of the crystal unit, the chip resistors heating up the crystal unit to keep an operational temperature of the crystal unit constant. A heating metal film facing the principal surface of the crystal unit is provided on the one principal surface of the circuit substrate. A heat conducting material is interposed between the principal surface of the crystal unit and the heating metal film to perform thermal coupling therebetween. The heating metal film is thermally coupled to electrode terminals of the chip resistors via a plurality of electrode through holes.
Abstract:
An electronic component package has a base in the shape of a rectangle as viewed from the top, and a metal lid. A terminal electrode on a base bottom surface and a circuit substrate are joined using a conductive adhesive material. In the electronic component package, a first terminal electrode group including two or more terminal electrodes formed in parallel is formed eccentrically to one corner position of the base bottom surface, and a single second terminal electrode, or a second terminal electrode group including two or more terminal electrodes formed in parallel, is formed eccentrically only to a first diagonal position diagonally opposite the one corner position. Also, no-electrode regions in which no terminal electrode is formed along a short side of the base are provided at another corner position facing the one corner position in a short side direction of the base, and a second diagonal position diagonally opposite the other corner position. At least one of the terminal electrodes is a ground terminal electrode connected to the metal lid.
Abstract:
A surface-mounted device includes a ceramic case, which has a concave portion formed by a bottom wall layer, a frame wall intermediate layer and a frame wall upper layer, and which houses at least a crystal element inside the concave portion. The ceramic case includes: arc-formed notched parts at outer circumference four corners thereof; and mounting terminals, which are extended to notched parts in the bottom wall layer among the notched parts, on an outer bottom face thereof. A radius of curvature of the notched parts in the frame wall intermediate layer is made identical to or greater than a radius of curvature of the notched parts in the bottom wall layer, and a radius of curvature of the notched parts in the frame wall upper layer is less than the radii of curvature of the notched parts in the bottom wall layer and the frame wall intermediate layer.
Abstract:
A clock generator includes a printed circuit board, a resonant circuit and a pair of compensating capacitors. The resonant circuit is disposed on the printed circuit board. The compensating capacitors are embedded in the printed circuit board and electrically connected to both terminals of the resonant circuit respectively.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, a printed circuit board for a real-time clock IC includes a plurality of wiring layers sequentially laminated to form one substrata and including at least one layer which forms an oscillator circuit pattern having a crystal oscillator generating a reference signal and an oscillation stabilizing portion which stabilizes and oscillates the reference signal and adjusts the oscillation frequency to a target frequency, and a power supply layer arranged in at least one of a position between the plurality of wiring layers and front and rear surfaces of the substrate, and forming a power supply circuit pattern which supplies electric power to a circuit on the substrate and removing a portion of the power supply circuit pattern which has width not smaller than width of the oscillator circuit pattern in a portion of the power supply circuit pattern which overlaps with the oscillator circuit pattern.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit unit includes a circuit board mounted within a frame member, an electronic component with a cover mounted on the circuit board, and linear terminals passing through and being mounted in the circuit board. The terminals include first and second terminal groups arranged at an interval between the respective terminals in a line. The terminal groups are arranged in a line in the vicinity of one side of the circuit board. An opening portion is provided between the first and second terminal groups, and the electronic component with the cover is mounted on the circuit board while being disposed in the opening portion. As a result, a space factor for the arrangement of the electronic component with the cover is very good, and thus it is possible to reduce a widthwise dimension of the circuit board.
Abstract:
An electrical adapter formed of a printed wiring board having opposing primary and secondary sides and at least one printed circuit having a plurality of solder pads arranged to interconnect with input/output signal pins of a surface mount technology (SMT) device and a plurality of plated vias arranged to interconnect with input/output signal pins of one or more discrete electrical components; one or more plated through holes extending between the primary and secondary sides of the board and electrically coupled to the printed circuit, the plated through holes being positioned in a pattern structured to match plated through holes in a parent circuit board; and a plurality of input/output signal interconnect pins mechanically and electrically coupled to the plated holes and extending a distance beyond the secondary side of the board.