Abstract:
Surge arrester for a an electric machine, comprising a dummy component (2) which is, compared to components on a circuit board (1) of the electric machine, mounted at the shortest distance from a discharge element (4) of the electric machine, the dummy component (2) being connected to earth potential in at least one terminal.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an electronic device comprising a circuit board (10), with a set of input contacts (IN/COM), a set of output contacts (OUT/COM) and an electrical circuit (18) connected between the input contacts (IN/COM) and the output contacts (OUT/COM) and a controller. The invention is characterised in that the controller carries out a real-time test of the circuit board by means of a test signal introduced into the electrical circuit, the electrical circuit (18) being designed as a passive source-specific, or individual circuit board network with at least two separate partial circuits (18', 18' '), wherein the separate partial circuits are electrically connected in the assembled state by cooperation with one or more device and/or assembly components (181).
Abstract:
The invention relates to an electronic device comprising a circuit board (10), with a set of input contacts (IN/COM), a set of output contacts (OUT/COM) and an electrical circuit (18) connected between the input contacts (IN/COM) and the output contacts (OUT/COM) and a controller. The invention is characterised in that the controller carries out a real-time test of the circuit board by means of a test signal introduced into the electrical circuit. the electrical circuit (18) being designed as a passive source-specific, or individual circuit board network with at least one element with an inductive action, the element with inductive action being formed by a conductor wire (201) wound through a break (202) in the circuit board (10) to give a coil which in the assembled position has a ferromagnetic bar of the electronic device or a ferromagnetic fixing pin (203) running therethrough, such that the inductive value of the element with an inductive action in the assembled state is different from the inductive value thereof in the disassembled state.
Abstract:
A module component in which chip parts are embedded in a circuit board and a method of manufacturing of the same. The module component can have desired circuit characteristics and functions stably even if the size of a part is miniaturized, is produced with high efficiency, and suitable for mechanical mounting. Since a desired circuit is formed by arranging a prescribed number of parts according to a prescribed rule, no heat treatment of embedded parts is required when making a module. Since each chip part has values conforming to the specifications, the circuit characteristic, functions and dimensional accuracy or the like can be stably obtained as designed. Since the chip parts are arranged according to the prescribed rule, insertion of the chip parts can be easily automated and speeded up, and miniaturization of the chip parts is coped with sufficiently. Moreover, the circuit structure can be changed flexibly and easily only by changing the insertion positions and types of chip parts.
Abstract:
A test board (115;115') is proposed for testing electronic devices (105;105'), each one of them having a plurality of terminals (220;220') for electrically contacting the electronic device. The test board includes a support substrate (205;205!). A set of banks of electrically conductive receptacles (210;210') are arranged on the substrate each one for resting a corresponding electronic device; each receptacle (250,255;250',255') is adapted to receive a terminal of the corresponding electronic device. Locking means (225) are further arranged on the substrate for mechanically locking the electronic devices on the test board. The test board further includes assembly means (230-245) for mounting the locking means on the substrate independently of the receptacles.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing an electronic component-embedded board is provided which is capable of suppressing warpage without requiring complicated processes at low cost and which offers high productivity and economic efficiency. A worksheet 100 includes insulating layers 21 and 31 on one surface of an approximately rectangular substrate 11, and electronic components 41 and chip-like dummy parts 51 primarily made from the same material as the primary material of the electronic component 41 are embedded into the insulating layer 21. Chip-like dummy parts 51 are disposed in an unmounted portion of the electronic components 41 in, for example, a frame-like arrangement so as to surround the plurality of electronic components (groups) 41.
Abstract:
A full bridge circuit composed of four switching elements (Q1 to Q4) is alternated with a high switching frequency and a series-connected resonance circuit (5) composed of an inductor (L2) and a capacitor (C2) is made to resonate for a switching frequency of the full bridge circuit multiplied by an integer (for example, frequency multiplied by three), thereby generating a high voltage pulse for start. After a high-pressure discharge lamp (DL) is started, the full bridge circuit is alternated with a low switching frequency so as to operate as a step-down chopper for inverting the output polarity, thereby stably supplying rectangular wave voltage of low frequency to the high-pressure discharge lamp (DL) via a filter circuit composed of an inductor (L1) and a capacitor (C1).
Abstract:
A technique (200) for optical inspection verification implements a number of steps. Initially, a simulated solder paste material, including a solder powder and an organic resin, is provided (202). Next, the simulated solder paste material is printed in a desired pattern on a base material (206) to provide a reference test board (101). Then, the test board (101) is cured to stabilize the simulated solder paste material. Next, the test board (101) is utilized to train the optical inspection system to reject defective product.