Abstract:
A transistor outline package is provided for a semiconductor integrated device suitable for use in a control module of an automobile for connection between a printed circuit board and a bus bar of such a module. The package includes a package housing, having a first end suitable for mounting to a PCB and which has a width. The package is also formed with a leadframe which includes a heat sink and ground plane blade suitable for connection to a bus bar, a plurality of connector leads suitable for connection to a PCB and at least one source tab lead suitable for connection to a module connector of such a control module. The plurality of connection leads and the source tab lead extend from the first end of the package housing side by side in the direction along and within the width of the first end of the package housing.
Abstract:
A method is provided for connecting an integrated circuit to a surface of a printed wiring board. The integrated circuit includes lead contacts and leadless contact pads. A first solder paste is applied to the leadless contact pads of the integrated circuit, and preformed conductive pieces are placed on the first solder paste. The preformed conductive pieces are slugs that have, for example, a cylindrical shape or a rectangular cross-section. The preformed conductive pieces are heated and brought into electrical contact with the leadless contact pads. The lead contacts are formed into gull wings. The bases of the preformed conductive pieces are generally aligned in a plane, and the bases of the gull wings are substantially coplanar with the plane such that they collectively generally define a contact plane. A second solder paste is applied on the surface, and the bases of the gull wings and the preformed conductive pieces are soldered to the second solder paste on the surface so that the integrated circuit is in electrical contact with the surface through both the leadless contact pads and the lead contacts. The preformed conductive pieces comprise a conductive material (e.g., a copper alloy) that has a higher melting point than the first solder paste and the second solder paste such that the preformed conductive pieces do not melt during heating or soldering that is described above.
Abstract:
A method for preparing an integrated circuit for connection to a surface, the integrated circuit including lead contacts and leadless contacts, is provided. The method includes providing the integrated circuit, applying a first solder paste to the leadless contacts, forming solder balls on the applied solder paste, heating the solder balls, thereby removing at least a portion of the first solder paste and bringing the solder balls into electrical contact with the leadless contacts, the base of the solder balls being generally aligned in a plane, and bending the lead contacts into gull wings, with the base of the gull wings being substantially coplanar with the plane. The base of the gull wings and the base of the at least one of the solder balls collectively generally define a contact plane for potential future contact with the surface.
Abstract:
An inductor includes a core formed of a magnetic material and a foil winding wound at least partially around or through at least a portion of the core. A first end of the winding extends away from the core to form an extended output tongue configured and arranged to supplement or serve as a substitute for a printed circuit board foil trace. A second end of the winding forms a solder tab. At least a portion of the extended output tongue and the solder tab are formed at a same height relative to a bottom surface of the core. Another inductor includes a core formed of a magnetic material, a winding wound at least partially around or through at least a portion of the core, and a ground return conductor attached to the core. The core does not form a magnetic path loop around the ground return conductor.
Abstract:
A V1 semiconductor module has a coil terminal, which is directly connectable to a lead wire of a coil. As a result, the number of parts required to connect electronic parts is reduced. Further, since no printed circuit board is required, the coil terminal can be shaped in any size without being limited in correspondence to the thickness of a copper film of the substrate. The coil terminal and control terminals, which are connected to the printed circuit board having a control circuit for controlling current supply to the coil, are provided on different wall surfaces of a resin part. Thus, the coil and the printed circuit board can be readily connected to the coil terminal and the control terminals, respectively, resulting in simplification of the device.
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 metal pattern for a high frequency signal is patterned on a flexile substrate, and the flexile substrate is bent in such a way as to form a substantially right angle at a spot corresponding to an end of the metal pattern for the signal. And an end of the metal pattern is fixedly attached to a lead pin for signaling, attached to a stem, for electrical continuity, so as to be in a posture horizontal with each other. Meanwhile, a part of the lead pins attached to the stem, being in such a state as penetrated through respective holes provided in the flexible substrate, is fixedly attached to a part of metal patterns provided on the flexible substrate so as to ensure electrical continuity therebetween.
Abstract:
A display device which provides reliable connection between a semiconductor device and a printed circuit board includes a display panel, a printed circuit board disposed close to the display panel, and a semiconductor device of a film carrier type which is disposed to lie between the 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:
A method for repair soldering of multi-pole miniature plug connectors on printed circuit boards, having signal contact pins in the SMT design and shroud pins in the THR design. The plug connectors have shrouds whose shroud pins project out on the back of the printed circuit board. Preforms are glued onto the SMD signal contact pins, and the repair plug connectors are set into THR holes of the board with their shroud pins. The signal contact pins are soldered using SMT technology. Subsequently, the shroud pins are soldered from the back of the board. The solder connects with the solder eyes of the solder holes on the back of the board, as well as flows into the ring gap between the metallized inside walls of the solder holes and the shroud pins in the circuit board, and produces a material-lock connection. Finally, the shroud pins that project out are shortened.
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.