Abstract:
A method for affixing adhesive films to a main board is provided. The main board includes a main body and a shield. The shield includes a first shield and a second shield. The second shield defines openings. When the second shield is attached to the main body, components of the main body are confined within the openings, respectively. The method includes: first absorbing a single adhesive film to an electrostatic absorbing film. Then, stamping the electrostatic absorbing film and the single adhesive film to form adhesive films that have substantially the same shape and arrangement as the openings. Next, aligning the electrostatic absorbing film with the first shield and affixing the adhesive films to the first shield. Then, removing the electrostatic absorbing film from the first shield. And, assembling the first shield to the second shield.
Abstract:
High-speed interposer connectors that may be space-efficient, reliable, and may be readily manufactured. One example may provide an interposer connector that may be particularly space-efficient in a vertical direction by using an interposer to form an electrical connection between conductors and a main-logic board or other appropriate substrate. Another example may provide a reliable connection between conductors and a main-logic board by using fasteners to fix an interposer to the main-logic board. Another example may provide connectors that are well-suited to handling high-speed signals by providing a shield to at least partially cover a top of an interposer connector.
Abstract:
A multi-layer circuit member includes a conductive reference plane with first and second electrically connected regions. A pair of signal conductors are in proximity to the first region and a circuit component is in proximity to the second region. An area of increased impedance exists between the first and second electrically connected regions.
Abstract:
A hybrid integrated circuit device having high mount reliability comprises a module substrate which is a ceramic wiring substrate, a plurality of electronic component parts laid out on the main surface of the module substrate, a plurality of electrode terminals laid out on the rear surface of the module substrate, and a cap which is fixed to the module substrate to cover the main surface of the module substrate. The electrode terminals include ones which are aligned along the edges of the module substrate and power voltage supply terminals which are located inner than these electrode terminals. The electrode terminals aligned along the substrate edges are coated, at least in their portions close to the substrate edge, with a protection film having a thickness of several tens micrometers or less. Connection reinforcing terminals consist of a plurality of divided terminals which are independent of each other, and are ground terminals.
Abstract:
A process for producing a circuit module including, carried out in this order, preparing a ceramic carrier substrate having ceramic substrate pads for mounting electronic parts, forming solder paste layers on the ceramic substrate pads, forming precoated solder layers by heating the ceramic carrier substrate having the solder paste layers on the ceramic substrate pads to melt the solder paste layers, and then cooling for solidifying the solder, preliminarily fixing stepped lid having protrusions adjacent to a cavity and dents adjacent to the cavity with the protrusions intervening therebetween to the precoated solder layers of the ceramic carrier substrate and joining the stepped lid to the ceramic carrier substrate with solder by placing the ceramic carrier substrate having the stepped lid preliminarily fixed to the precoated solder layers in a reflow furnace.
Abstract:
An avionics chassis comprises a composite housing, a radio wave shield, and a lightning strike conductive path, wherein the radio wave shield attenuates electromagnetic interference entering and leaving the housing, and the lightning strike conductive path directs the current from a lightning strike away from an interior of the housing.
Abstract:
A shield case is configured for supporting a memory card. The shield case includes a recessed portion, and a first edge, a second edge, and a third edge arranged around the recessed portion. The first edge forms a first support plate. The second edge forms a second support plate. The first support plate and the second support plate cooperatively support the memory card.
Abstract:
To provide an electronic apparatus that can prevent electronic components from being separated from a circuit board.The electronic apparatus 10 includes a circuit board 25, an electronic component 28 mounted on the circuit board 25 via solder balls 26, a cover member 30 mounted on the circuit board 25 so as to surround and cover the electronic component 28 and a convex portion 34 provided at the top plate portion 32 of the cover member 30. The convex portion 34 is deformable to a second state protruding on the circuit board 25 side from a first state protruding in the direction opposite to the circuit board 25 side. When the convex portion 34 is deformed in the second state, the convex portion 34 thus deformed can be made in contact with the top portion 28a of the electronic component 28.
Abstract:
A circuit board module includes: a board having a mounting surface; an electronic component mounted on the mounting surface; a frame which is mounted on the mounting surface so as to surround the electronic component; a resin portion which is provided inside the frame and closely contacts the electronic component, the mounting surface, and the frame; and a lid portion which covers the electronic component, and which is connected to the frame. The lid portion includes a flat portion which is provided at a region containing an area corresponding to the electronic component not covered with the resin portion and which protrudes outward more than the other regions.
Abstract:
For improving efficiency of a power device having an exposed surface capable of radiating energy, a shielding layer is disposed in between the exposed surface and a conductive layer. The shielding layer causes at least a portion of the energy to be directed back into the power device, thereby substantially preventing the energy from inducing eddy currents in the conductive layer. The conductive layer is fabricated from a metal foil for compliance with electromagnetic energy leakage regulations.