Abstract:
A package structure of a memory card includes a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) and at least one chip package. Plural solder pads are set on the upper surface of the PCB, and an exposed golden finger is set on the bottom surface of the PCB. Every chip package includes at least one chip and a substrate. At least one layer of trace is set inside the substrate, and the trace has plural conductive terminals exposed on the bottom surface of the substrate. The conductive terminals are adhered to and electrically connected with the solder pads. A package method for a memory card includes: providing at least one chip package using a substrate as a chip carrier; adhering the chip package onto a PCB to electrically connect the chip package and the PCB; and covering the chip package and the PCB.
Abstract:
A high frequency semiconductor apparatus is provided which prevents characteristics of a high frequency semiconductor element from being deteriorated so that the high frequency semiconductor element can be made to operate stably. The high frequency semiconductor apparatus is so configured that heat generated by a high frequency semiconductor element is sequentially conducted through a grounding via hole to a first ground layer, a first via hole, a first ground sublayer, a bonding material layer, a second ground layer, a second via hole, and a third ground layer.
Abstract:
When a component, that has a connection portion to be connected to an electrode of a board and a weak heat-resistant portion of a lower heat-resisting property than a fusing point of a connection material for connecting the electrode of the board with the connection portion, is connected to the board with interposition of connection material between the electrode of the board and the connection portion, a cooling member is brought into contact with the weak heat-resistant portion or its neighborhood while heating the connection material by heating the board brought in contact with a placement member, and a quantity of heat conducted to the weak heat-resistant portion via the board is reduced by being conducted to the cooling member, thereby performing fusing of the connection material while preventing occurrence of thermal damage to the weak heat-resistant portion.
Abstract:
A mounting structure of an electronic device capable of properly enhancing a bonding strength between an insulating substrate and the electronic device is provided. An electrode and an earth electrode having a surrounding shape are formed on an insulating substrate. In addition, a non-metal area exposing a surface of the insulating substrate is provided in the surrounding shape. An earth terminal is provided on a position opposed to the non-metal area on a back surface of an electronic device. The non-metal area and the earth terminal are bonded to each other by a solder adhesive including solder particles and a resin as major components. The solder particles are agglomerated on the earth terminal, then a solder layer is formed, and the earth terminal and the non-metal area are bonded to each other by the resin layer. Accordingly, a bonding strength between the electronic device and the insulating substrate are properly enhanced.
Abstract:
Disclosed are stair stepped PCB structures which provide high performance, direct path, via-less interconnections between various elements of an electronic interconnection structure including, among others, IC packages and connectors.
Abstract:
An electronic component is comprised of an element body having at least one plane, and a terminal electrode to be electrically connected through an electroconductive particle to a circuit substrate. The terminal electrode is formed on the plane of the element body. When the plane of the element body is defined as a reference plane, a ratio of a projected area onto the reference plane of an external surface of the terminal electrode opposed to the circuit substrate in a region where a height of the terminal electrode from the reference plane is not less than a value resulting from subtraction of a diameter of the electroconductive particle from a maximum of the height, to a projected area onto the reference plane of the external surface of the terminal electrode opposed to the circuit substrate is set to be not less than 10%.
Abstract:
In an electronic device, a QFN is surface-mounted on a printed board. The QFN includes a main body containing an IC chip, a reinforcement portion, and multiple terminal portions. The reinforcement portion is exposed from a bottom portion of the main body and mechanically coupled with multiple reinforcement lands on the printed board. The multiple terminal portions are exposed from a peripheral of the main body and electrically coupled with multiple lands on the printed board. In the printed board, the multiple lands are connected with multiple conductive wires. Some of the multiple conductive wires are outside of the surface-mounted area. The others are inside of the surface-mounted area to face the reinforcement lands. This enhances a mounting efficiency in the printed board.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, a circuit board apparatus includes a substrate mounting a semiconductor component. A circuit board mounts the substrate. A solder bonding portion is provided in a side surface of the substrate. A pad is provided on the circuit board and solder bonded to the solder bonding portion.
Abstract:
A wiring board module includes a multilayer wiring board. A crystal oscillator and an IC component, for example, are mounted on the mounting surface of the multilayer wiring board. Mounting lands for the IC component, mounting lands for the crystal oscillator, and mounting lands for other surface mount components are provided on the mounting surface. Each mounting land for the crystal oscillator is not a conventional single large-area land but is defined by four adjacent land pieces. The four land pieces are electrically connected via an external terminal of the crystal oscillator, thereby functioning as a mounting land for the external terminal. In other words, each of the plurality of mounting lands provided at locations corresponding to external terminals of the crystal oscillator is divided into four land pieces.
Abstract:
A multichip assembly includes semiconductor devices or semiconductor device components with outer connectors on peripheral edges thereof. The outer connectors are formed by creating via holes along boundary lines between adjacent, unsevered semiconductor devices, or semiconductor device components, then plating or filling the holes with conductive material. When adjacent semiconductor devices or semiconductor device components are severed from one another, the conductive material in each via between the semiconductor devices is bisected. The semiconductor devices and components of the multichip assembly may have different sizes, as well as arrays of outer connectors with differing diameters and pitches. Either or both ends of each outer connector may be electrically connected to another aligned outer connector or contact area of another semiconductor device or component. Assembly in this manner provides a low-profile stacked assembly.