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:
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:
Substrate arrangements useful for high-performance radio-frequency planar circuits and antennas eliminate excitation of parallel-plate or surface-wave radiations. By eliminating such radiation which escapes sideways through the substrates, the loss of valuable power carried away by these radiations can be avoided, and/or complications resulting from these radiations (e.g., in the form or electromagnetic interference, cross-talk between circuit components or poor signal integrity) can be avoided. A new type of substrate layer is embedded with thin conducting wires that are closely packed and oriented normal to the substrate layering. These conducting wires change the substrate behavior in a unique way. Such new substrate layers may be used in slotline/coplanar waveguide circuits and microstrip antennas to achieve high-performance radio-frequency operations.
Abstract:
An ovenized oscillator package including a ball grid array substrate seated on a circuit board, a heater and a temperature sensor mounted on the ball grid array substrate, and a crystal package mounted to the ball grid array substrate and overlying at least the heater. A layer of thermally conductive epoxy or adhesive material couples the heater to the crystal package. Stabilizer posts, which are made of an insulative adhesive or epoxy material, are formed between the ball grid array substrate and the circuit board for stabilizing and relieving the stress on the ball grid array substrate. A lid is seated on the circuit board and covers and defines an oven for the ball grid array substrate.
Abstract:
A plurality of through-hole vias connected to conductor layers is disposed with gaps left between these vias around opening parts disposed in the conductor layers in a printed board in which these conductor layers are disposed parallel to each other so as to sandwich a dielectric layer in between. Furthermore, through-hole vias used for excitation are disposed in the opening parts of the conductor layers and regions of the dielectric layer matching these opening parts in a non-contact manner with the conductor layers. When the complex dielectric constant is measured, a high-frequency power is applied to the through-hole vias, and the power loss between the through-hole vias and the conductor layers is measured by the S parameter method. As a result, the complex dielectric constant and the frequency dependency of this complex dielectric constant can be measured with a high precision in a frequency range extending from several gigahertzes to 20 GHz, and there is no electrical interference with other parts even when this resonator is mounted on a board.
Abstract:
An oscillator assembly includes an oscillator circuit that is configured to generate a frequency signal. A temperature compensation circuit is in communication with the oscillator circuit and adapted to adjust the frequency signal in response to changes in temperature. The oscillator and temperature compensation circuits are located within an oven. A heater and a temperature sensor in communication with the heater are also both located in the oven. The temperature sensor is adapted to directly control the heater in response to changes in temperature. In one embodiment, the oscillator components are mounted to a ball grid array substrate which, in turn, is mounted on a printed circuit board. In this embodiment, a resonator overlies the ball grid array substrate and a lid covers and defines an oven and enclosure for the resonator and the ball grid array substrate. The oscillator and temperature compensation circuit are defined on the ball grid array substrate.
Abstract:
A highly stable piezoelectric oscillator includes a heat-generating component mounted on a base printed circuit board; an erected printed circuit board placed upright on the base printed circuit board by fitting a fitting end part in a fitting slit that is formed to penetrate the base printed circuit board; a piezoelectric resonator which is disposed horizontally and directly on the heat-generating component on the base printed circuit board and whose lead electrode part is connected and fixed on the erected printed circuit board; and an oscillation circuit component to obtain an oscillation output using the piezoelectric resonator as a frequency source. Further, connection pads are arranged opposite from each other on surfaces of the base printed circuit board along both opposing end edges of the fitting slit; arc-shaped side through holes are provided on the inner walls of the fitting slit that correspond to each of the connection pads; and lead pads are arranged so as to have positional relations to their respective connection pads on both surfaces of the fitting end part of the erected printed circuit board; and each connection pad having the side through hole is soldered to each lead pad of the fitting end part.
Abstract:
A surface mounting package includes a metal base with a lower surface having a through hole, a metal lead arranged to be inserted into the through hole, an insulating material filling in an internal space defined by the metal base, a cap covering the metal base as a lid, and an electronic part component arranged at a surface on the internal space side of the metal lead. The internal space is held at an air-tight atmosphere. The metal base has a lower surface positioned on the same plane as a lower surface of the metal lead or the insulating material, the same plane forming a plane to be attached to a mounting board.
Abstract:
To provide a highly stable crystal oscillator having increased thermal efficiency. The highly stable crystal oscillator comprises; a thermostat mainframe which maintains the temperature of a crystal resonator including a resonator container for sealing a crystal piece constant, an oscillating element which constitutes an oscillation circuit together with said crystal resonator, a temperature control element which controls the temperature inside of said thermostat mainframe, and a circuit board mounted with said thermostat mainframe, said oscillating element, and said temperature control element. The construction is such that a heat generating chip resistor and a highly heat sensitive element having a higher temperature dependency, among said oscillating element and said temperature control element, are arranged on one principal plane of said circuit board, and said heat generating chip resistor, said highly heat sensitive element, and said thermostat mainframe are directly heat bonded by a thermo-conductive material.
Abstract:
A crystal oscillator device includes a resonator having a plate-shaped resonator package and a plate-shaped circuit board having at least an oscillator circuit. The resonator package is supported above the circuit board such that the resonator package is substantially parallel to the circuit board, and supporting members which support the resonator package are arranged on a straight line on the bottom surface of the resonator package, the straight line being parallel to and near one of the sides of the bottom surface of the resonator package.