Abstract:
A reconfigurable system is described that can optimize the performance of the system. Substrates can be detached, levitated, moved, dropped and reattached as desired by the use of Coulomb forces generate between Coulomb islands. Thus, a system using a first set of substrates for a given frequency range can be exchanged with a second set of substrates operable at a different frequency range by the use of Coulomb forces. Making this exchange in an RF system can improve the selectivity and decrease the power dissipation of the system. One of the exchanges can involve inductor to shift the frequency of oscillation, for example. A control unit can be used to control the movement and replacement of all substrates. The formation of minimal energy potentials of Coulomb forces are determined to move a substrate over an underlying substrate.
Abstract:
An exemplary semiconductor solid-state light-source module includes a printed circuit board, at least one semiconductor solid state light source mounted on the printed circuit board and a light guide plate optically coupled to the semiconductor solid state light source. The printed circuit board includes a protrusion and a recess. The protrusion is configured for engaging with a recess of the printed circuit board of another similar semiconductor solid-state light-source module.
Abstract:
In Electronics, there exists three distinctive areas namely, discrete components or devices, circuits, and systems. A circuit is built from devices and a system is built from circuits. This invention aims at reducing the implementation of electronic systems down to just three steps namely, systems design, printed-circuit-board planar assembly, and systems test when-as a plurality of Universal Systems Printed-Circuit Blocks of pre-defined sizes is used. Each of said Universal Systems Printed-Circuit Blocks being usable and reusable for prototypes and production is built from a printed circuit board having thereon a functional circuit and a variety of circuit patterns and interconnection structures such that, any of said blocks, when joined together with other blocks on the same plane by standard connectors or electrically conductive compounds to form a systems board, can send and receive signals and voltages to and from any other blocks.
Abstract:
In Electronics, there exists three distinctive areas namely, discrete components or devices, circuits, and systems. A circuit is built from devices and a system is built from circuits. This invention aims at reducing the implementation of electronic systems down to just three steps namely, systems design, printed-circuit-board planar assembly, and systems test when-as a plurality of Universal Systems Printed-Circuit Blocks of pre-defined sizes is used. Each of said Universal Systems Printed-Circuit Blocks being usable and reusable for prototypes and production is built from a printed circuit board having thereon a functional circuit and a variety of circuit patterns and interconnection structures such that, any of said blocks, when joined together with other blocks on the same plane by standard connectors or electrically conductive compounds to form a systems board, can send and receive signals and voltages to and from any other blocks.
Abstract:
A method for producing a light emitting diode arrangement. A plurality of LED modules (110, 120, 130) are provided, which in each case comprise at least one radiation emitting semiconductor component (1000) on a carrier body (1300). At least one separately fabricated connection carrier (200) is provided. The LED modules are arranged in such a way that they are adjacent to one another in pairs. A mechanically stable and electrically conductive connection between the carrier bodies of two LED modules is produced by means of the connection carrier. Furthermore, a light emitting diode arrangement is disclosed.
Abstract:
An electronic component is disclosed including a plurality of semiconductor packages soldered together in a side-by-side configuration. The packages are batch processed on a substrate panel. The panel includes a plurality of through-holes drilled through the panel and subsequently filled with metal such as copper or gold. These filled through-holes lie along the cut line between adjacent packages so that, upon singulation, the filled through holes are cut and a portion of the filled through-holes are exposed at the side edges of the singulated packages. These exposed portions of the filled through-holes form vertical surface mount technology (SMT) pads. After the semiconductor packages are singulated and the SMT pads are defined in the side edges, SMT is used to solder the SMT pads of a first semiconductor package to the respective SMT pads of a second semiconductor package to structurally and electrically couple the two packages together side-by-side.
Abstract:
A memory module includes a plurality of memory units, an assembling holder and an engaging arrangement. The assembling holder includes an elongated unit housing having at least an elongated receiving slot extended therealong. The engaging arrangement includes a first assembling joint provided at a side edge portion of one of the memory substrates, and a second assembling joint provided at a corresponding side edge portion of an adjacent memory substrate, wherein the first assembling joint is fittedly and detachably engaged with the second assembling joint of the adjacent memory unit to alignedly couple the memory units with each other in an edge to edge manner to inset into the receiving slot of the elongated unit housing.
Abstract:
A memory module includes a plurality of memory units, an assembling holder and an engaging arrangement. The assembling holder includes an elongated unit housing having at least an elongated receiving slot extended therealong. The engaging arrangement includes a first assembling joint provided at a side edge portion of one of the memory substrates, and a second assembling joint provided at a corresponding side edge portion of an adjacent memory substrate, wherein the first assembling joint is fittedly and detachably engaged with the second assembling joint of the adjacent memory unit to alignedly couple the memory units with each other in an edge to edge manner to inset into the receiving slot of the elongated unit housing.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a packing element, which can be used for packing and arranging one or more electric components of an appliance, depending on the case together with the same or similar packing elements; the packing element (1,3,4) has at least one current-conducting or light-conducting conducting track (10,11,12,17,18,43,44). Moreover, the invention relates to a device such as a Personal Computer in which this packing element is used.