Abstract:
An electronic component includes an insulator and an inductor pattern and a capacitor pattern which are arranged in the insulator. The inductor pattern and the capacitor pattern are electrically connected between one end and the other end of the first inductor pattern.
Abstract:
In examples, a semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor die, an opaque mold compound housing covering the semiconductor die, a conductive terminal extending from the mold compound housing, and an insulative coat covering the mold compound housing and at least a portion of the conductive terminal.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board includes first and second insulating layers, a wiring trace, a metal thin film, and a connection terminal. The wiring trace is formed on the first insulating layer. The metal thin film is formed on the wiring trace, and has a thickness larger than 0 nm and not more than 150 nm. The second insulating layer is formed on the first insulating layer to cover the metal thin film. The connection terminal is formed on the first insulating layer to be electrically connected to the wiring trace and exposed from the second insulating layer.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an attenuation reduction structure for high-frequency connection pads of a circuit board with an insertion component. The circuit board includes at least one pair of differential mode signal lines formed thereon. A substrate has upper and lower surfaces respectively provided with at least one pair of upper connection pads and lower connection pads. A first metal layer is formed on the lower surface of the substrate. The first metal layer includes an attenuation reduction grounding pattern structure. The attenuation reduction grounding pattern structure includes a hollow area and at least one protruded portion. The protruded portion extends from the first metal layer in a direction toward the lower connection pads.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board includes first and second insulating layers, a wiring trace, a metal thin film, and a connection terminal. The wiring trace is formed on the first insulating layer. The metal thin film is formed on the wiring trace, and has a thickness larger than 0 nm and not more than 150 nm. The second insulating layer is formed on the first insulating layer to cover the metal thin film. The connection terminal is formed on the first insulating layer to be electrically connected to the wiring trace and exposed from the second insulating layer.
Abstract:
A circuit board suitable for being electrically connected to a chip package is provided. The chip package has a chip pad and a plurality of inner leads. The circuit board includes at least one patterned conductive layer and at least one insulating layer. The patterned conductive layer has at least one first pad and at least one second pad. The first pad has an extension part and is suitable for being electrically connected to the chip pad. The second pad is suitable for being electrically connected to one end of at least one of the inner leads, while the other end of the inner lead suitable for being electrically connected to the second pad has a projection at least partially overlapping the extension part on the patterned conductive layer. Moreover, the patterned conductive layer is disposed outside the insulating layer.
Abstract:
A surface mounting method for mounting semiconductor devices suppresses solder peeling defects which tried to occur during mounting. The method used for mounting semiconductor devices includes a process for preparing the semiconductor devices by obtaining multiple terminals by exposing a section of each of multiple leads protruding from a rear side of the plastic casing, and forming a layer of solder by solidifying a molten solder material; a process for supplying a solder paste material to multiple electrodes on a printed circuit board; and a process for melting the solder paste of the multiple electrodes and connecting each of the multiple terminals with the multiple electrodes.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor element and electrodes electrically connected to the semiconductor element, the semiconductor element and the electrodes being sealed by a sealing agent having an insulating property, the electrodes being exposed around a mounting surface that is joined via a joining agent to an external mounting circuit board, wherein the electrodes are shaped so that the joining agent is visually identifiable from side surfaces surrounding the mounting surface when the mounting surface is joined via the joining agent to the mounting circuit board.
Abstract:
A microelectronic assembly (10), such as a smart card, is formed by attaching a component subassembly (34) to a substrate (12). The substrate (12) includes a face (26) and defines a via (28) having a via opening (30) at the face (26). The substrate (12) further defines a component cavity (32) at the face (26) that is spaced apart from the via (28). An electrical element (14), such as a wound antenna, is disposed within the substrate (12) and includes a terminal (24) at the via (28). The component subassembly (34) is formed by mounting an integrated circuit component (16) onto a metallic lead (18). The integrated circuit component (16) is electrically connected to the metallic lead (18) by a wire lead (36). A protuberance (20) is connected to the metallic lead (18), preferably by forming a loop from a wire bond. A polymeric body (56) is formed about the component (16) and wire leads (36). The component subassembly (34) is superposed onto the substrate (12), and the component (16) is received in the component cavity (32). The metallic lead (18) is affixed to the face (26) and overlies the via opening (30). The protuberance (20) extends into the via (28) and contacts a conductive body (22) within the via (28). The conductive body (22) electrically connects the protuberance (20) and the terminal (24).
Abstract:
An SMT electronic component is mounted to a solder-bearing floatation plate by fusible or other heat-responsive releasable mounting means which suspend the component above the floatation plate. The bottom of the floatation plate is effectively substantially the mirror image of a component-positioning pad formed on the board surface adjacent the solder-bearing contact pads corresponding to the electrical contacts on the component. In the assembly process, the floatation plate is placed on the positioning pad. The solder on the bottom of the floatation plate has a melting point lower than the release temperature of the mounting means and the melting point of the solder on the contact pads. With the floatation plate on the component-positioning pad, on heating the solder on the floatation plate liquifies first, wetting the component-positioning pad and floating the floatation plate and component on a thin film of molten solder. Surface tension forces bring the floatation plate into registry with the component-positioning pad. On further heating, the solder on the contact pads liquifies, and the heat-responsive mounting means allows the component to fall freely onto the contact pads. Guide means are provided to prevent rotational and lateral displacement of the component during the fall. The disclosure includes alternative floatation plate constructions and component mounting arrangements.