Abstract:
A bonding structure of device packaging includes a first substrate and a second substrate. The surfaces of the first substrate have metal pads and a first bonding layer connected to the second substrate whose surfaces have a second bonding layer and electrodes. The first bonding layer is combined with the second bonding layer, and the metal pads are in electrical communications with the electrodes. The second substrate may be a flexible substrate to decrease the strain between the first substrate and the second substrate.
Abstract:
A standoff device provides predetermined control of a standoff distance between electrical components mounted together with opposing conductive grid array patterns. In an embodiment, a predetermined electrical function is provided by the device to at least one of the electrical components. The standoff device comprises a plurality of rigid one-piece standoff pins which, in an embodiment, contains one or more stops which buttress against the electrical components to serve as a distancing control structure. In an embodiment, the standoff device is integral with one of the electrical components.
Abstract:
Structures employed by a plurality of packages, printed circuit boards, connectors and interposers to create signal paths which reduce the deleterious signal quality issues associated with the use of through-holes. Disclosed structures can coexist with through-hole implementations.
Abstract:
A method of manufacture of an electronic assembly that has a circuit board and an electrical component includes laying a first terminal of the electrical component upon a conductive region of the circuit board, providing solder paste contacting the first terminal of the component and the circuit board, and heating the solder paste so as to liquefy the solder paste thereby permitting a second terminal of the component to rise above the first terminal so as to erect the component substantially perpendicular to the conductive region. The method further includes curing the liquefied solder paste in order to fix the first terminal of the component to the conductive region of the circuit board.
Abstract:
Methods for mounting electrical components on a substrate and securely retaining the components are described. The methods include altering solder paste compositions, interposed between component retentive pins and retentive through holes, during a reflow process. Electronic assemblies including circuit boards and electrical components mounted thereto are also described. In one of the electronic assembly embodiments, materials originally associated with a mounted electrical component migrate into solder paste coupling the electrical component to the circuit board.
Abstract:
A circuit device for interconnecting first and second multilayer circuit boards is described herein. The first multilayer circuit board may include a first plurality of electrically conductive vias of varying depths and the second multilayer circuit board may include a second plurality of electrically conductive vias. The circuit device comprises a first plurality of pins located on a first side of the circuit device corresponding to the first plurality of electrically conductive vias of the first multilayer circuit board, each pin having a length compatible with a depth of a respective one of the first plurality of electrically conductive vias of the first multilayer circuit board. The circuit device further comprises a second plurality of pins located on a second side of the circuit device corresponding to the second plurality of electrically conductive vias of the second multilayer circuit board.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal display device which provides reliable connection between a semiconductor device and a printed circuit board includes a liquid crystal display panel, a printed circuit board disposed close to the liquid crystal display panel, and a semiconductor device of a film carrier type which is disposed to lie between the liquid crystal display panel and the printed circuit board, and terminals of the semiconductor device are respectively connected by an anisotropic conductive film to terminals of the printed circuit board that are disposed in opposition to the respective terminals of the semiconductor device.
Abstract:
Methods for mounting electrical components on a substrate and securely retaining the components are described. The methods include altering solder paste compositions, interposed between component retentive pins and retentive through holes, during a reflow process. Electronic assemblies including circuit boards and electrical components mounted thereto are also described. In one of the electronic assembly embodiments, materials originally associated with a mounted electrical component migrate into solder paste coupling the electrical component to the circuit board.
Abstract:
A high-frequency signal from a tape-shaped line section having a surface layer signal lead and surface layer GND lead disposed on both sides thereof is directly inputted to a semiconductor chip via a signal surface layer wiring of a package substrate and through solder bump electrodes. Alternatively, a high-frequency signal from the semiconductor chip is outputted to the outside via the tape-shaped line section in reverse. Owing to the transmission of the high-frequency signal by only a microstrip line at the whole surface layer of the package substrate, the high-frequency signal can be transmitted by only the microstrip line at the surface layer without through vias or the like. Accordingly, the high-frequency signal can be transmitted without a loss in frequency characteristic, and a high-quality high-frequency signal can be transmitted with a reduction in loss at high-frequency transmission.