Abstract:
An electrical connection arrangement includes an IC package, and a PCB having a plurality of receiving holes for receiving a plurality of contacts therein. The contact having a contacting portion engaged with the IC package that seated upon the PCB. A retaining device is provided for securing the IC package onto the PCB. Since there is no socket utilized in the present invention, the total profile of the arrangement and the cost are effectively reduced.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a lead pin for a package substrate. The lead pin for the package substrate according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a head part having one surface opposite to the package substrate and the other surface that is an opposite side to the one surface; and a connection pin having a pin shape bonded to the other surface of the head part, wherein the head part has a concave depression part toward the package substrate.
Abstract:
The present invention relates generally to permanent interconnections between electronic devices, such as integrated circuit packages, chips, wafers and printed circuit boards or substrates, or similar electronic devices. More particularly it relates to high-density electronic devices.The invention describes means and methods that can be used to counteract the undesirable effects of thermal cycling, shock and vibrations and severe environment conditions in general.For leaded devices, the leads are oriented to face the thermal center of the devices and the system they interact with.For leadless devices, the mounting elements are treated or prepared to control the migration of solder along the length of the elements, to ensure that those elements retain their desired flexibility.
Abstract:
A multimode system with at least two end points may include a multimode signaling path that, in some embodiments, is a multimode cable or a multimode board and is pluggably connectable to packages at each end point. Each end point may include a processor die package coupled to a socket. The socket may also receive a connector that couples the cable to the package. Power supply signals and input/output signals may be decoupled at each end point.
Abstract:
A multimode system with at least two end points may include a multimode signaling path that, in some embodiments, is a multimode cable or a multimode board and is pluggably connectable to packages at each end point. Each end point may include a processor die package coupled to a socket. The socket may also receive a connector that couples the cable to the package. Power supply signals and input/output signals may be decoupled at each end point.
Abstract:
A method of fixing reflowable elements on electrical contacts. The method includes providing a strip having a number of electrical contacts, each contact including a contact body and a tail portion extending away from the contact body. The tail portions of the contacts are then disposed adjacent an elongate reflowable member. The elongate reflowable member is pushed onto the tail portions of the plurality of contacts. Subsequently, the elongate reflowable member is cut into a plurality of separate reflowable elements, each reflowable element corresponding to one of the tail portions. The electrical contacts with the reflowable element attached thereto are separated from the strip.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a package-on-package (POP) package is disclosed. The method includes preparing a first semiconductor package including a first substrate having external contact electrodes and a first semiconductor chip mounted on the first substrate, and preparing a second semiconductor package including a second substrate having external contact electrodes and a second semiconductor chip mounted on the second substrate. The method further includes forming lead lines in the second semiconductor package, the lead lines being electrically connected to the external contact electrodes of the second substrate, and stacking the second semiconductor package on the first semiconductor package and electrically connecting the external contact electrodes of the first substrate to the external contact electrodes of the second substrate using the lead lines.
Abstract:
A package-on-package (POP) package in which semiconductor packages are stacked using lead lines rather than conventional solder balls, and a fabricating method thereof are provided. According to the POP package and the fabricating method thereof of the present invention, the POP package is prevented from being short-circuited even when an underlying semiconductor package gets thicker and the POP package can sufficiently withstand deformation caused by post-fabrication warpage.
Abstract:
A multimode system with at least two end points may include a multimode signaling path that, in some embodiments, is a multimode cable or a multimode board and is pluggably connectable to packages at each end point. Each end point may include a processor die package coupled to a socket. The socket may also receive a connector that couples the cable to the package. Power supply signals and input/output signals may be decoupled at each end point.
Abstract:
Two groups of interconnection devices and methods are described. Both provide columns between electronic packages and boards or between chips and substrates or the like. In the first group, called Thermal Flex Contact Carrier (TFCC), the column elements are carved out of a flat laminated structure and then formed to suit. In the second group, the carrier, which carries the connecting elements, is made out of a soluble or removable material, which acts at the same time, as a solder mask, to prevent the solder from wicking along the stem of the elements.