Abstract:
A method of mounting semiconductor integrated circuit devices comprising steps of forming a semiconductor device block having a plurality of semiconductor integrated circuit devices of vertical mounting type coupled to each other in parallel, and mounting the semiconductor device block on a printed board. A block of semiconductor integrated circuit devices comprising a plurality of semiconductor integrated circuit devices of vertical mounting type, and coupling means for coupling the plurality of semiconductor integrated circuit devices each other in parallel.
Abstract:
An arrangement for vertically mounting a semiconductor device to a substrate, e.g., a printed circuit board (PCB), in which a plurality of sequentially arranged external leads of the semiconductor device include at least three different sets of non-consecutive ones of the external leads which have laterally outwardly extending foot portions lying in respective, vertically spaced-apart planes, and in which the foot portions of first and second ones of the sets of non-consecutive external leads are respectively secured to respective first and second steps formed in one of a plurality of walls defining a cavity in the PCB, and a third set of the non-consecutive external leads are secured to a portion of a major surface of the PCB adjacent the cavity.
Abstract:
An electronic device (10) includes a package (16) having two posts (30) suitable for insertion in PCB holes. Package (16) presents a lengthwise molding plane (32) along which the upper portion (42) and bottom portion (44) of package (16) are mated during the molding process. Posts (30) are disposed substantially exclusively in bottom portion (44) so that posts (30) are asymmetric about lengthwise molding plane (32). Thus, even if a top mold (42a) and a bottom mold (44a) are misaligned there will be no effect on the dimensional tolerance of posts (30) and thus the tolerance of post (30) can be closely matched with a PCB hole (20) tolerance to insure a snug fit. Thus, device (10) is mounted edgewise on a PCB (18) by insertion of posts (30) into PCB holes (20) so that tips (24) of lead fingers (14) can be connected to PCB (18) by surfacing-mounting techniques or the like.
Abstract:
A device comprising a circuit, a lead having a first end connected to the circuit and having a second end, and a deformable structure connected to the second end of the lead. The invention may be embodied on a circuit board, so that the circuit board includes a substrate and a deformable structure connected to said substrate. Also disclosed is a device comprising a circuit having an active side and a non-active side, a package enclosing the active side of the circuit and not enclosing a portion of the non-active side of the circuit, and a lead having a first end connected to the active side of the circuit via a lead-over-chip connection, and having a second end extending from the package. Also disclosed is a device comprising a circuit and a lead formed from a flexible conductor, with the lead having a first end connected to the circuit.
Abstract:
A device comprising a circuit, a lead having a first end connected to the circuit and having a second end, and a deformable structure connected to the second end of the lead. The invention may be embodied on a circuit board, so that the circuit board includes a substrate and a deformable structure connected to said substrate. Also disclosed is a device comprising a circuit having an active side and a non-active side, a package enclosing the active side of the circuit and not enclosing a portion of the non-active side of the circuit, and a lead having a first end connected to the active side of the circuit via a lead-over-chip connection, and having a second end extending from the package. Also disclosed is a device comprising a circuit and a lead formed from a flexible conductor, with the lead having a first end connected to the circuit.
Abstract:
A vertically mountable semiconductor device including a plurality of stub contacts extending perpendiculary from a bottom edge thereof. A complementary alignment device includes a receptacle for receiving the vertically mountable semiconductor device. The alignment device is attachable to a carrier substrate. Upon attachment of the alignment device to a carrier substrate and insertion of a vertically mountable semiconductor device into the receptacle, a contact element applies a downward force to the vertically mountable semiconductor device to establish and maintain an electrical connection between the vertically mountable semiconductor device and the carrier substrate.
Abstract:
A vertically mountable semiconductor device including a plurality of stub contacts extending perpendicularly from a bottom edge thereof. A complementary alignment device includes a receptacle for receiving the vertically mountable semiconductor device. The alignment device is attachable to a carrier substrate. Upon attachment of the alignment device to a carrier substrate and insertion of a vertically mountable semiconductor device into the receptacle, a contact element applies a downward force to the vertically mountable semiconductor device to establish and maintain an electrical connection between the vertically mountable semiconductor device and the carrier substrate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device having a package of a single in-line type includes a semiconductor chip, a package body that accommodates the semiconductor chip therein and defined by a pair of opposing major surfaces and a plurality of interconnection leads held by the package body to extend substantially perpendicularly to a bottom surface. Each of the interconnection leads consists of an inner lead part located inside the package body and an outer lead part located outside the package body, the outer lead part being bent laterally at a boundary between the inner part and the outer part, in one of first and second directions that are opposite from each other and substantially perpendicular to the opposing major surfaces of the package body. A plurality of support legs extend laterally at the bottom surface of the package body for supporting the package body upright when the semiconductor device is placed on a substrate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor chip package comprises leads which protrude from one side of a package body, and support portions which are formed at both ends of the package body on either side of the leads for firmly mounting the package on a printed circuit board (PCB). The support portions are made of a same material as the package body. At the package body, a slot is formed to further protect the leads, and the leads are alternately formed to mount the packages close by. Thus, there is no additional process step for forming holes in the PCB to mount the support portions of the semiconductor package, so the mounting process of the package becomes simpler. The support portions which protrude from the package body permit the package to be mounted on the PCB firmly. The slot and support portions protect the leads and prevent the leads from being deformed by external forces, thereby improving the reliability of the semiconductor package. Also, since the leads are alternately formed and the packages can be mounted near to each other, the package occupies only a small area of the PCB, thereby improving the packing density.