Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) having connectors. The PCB includes a terminal part and a connector pin. The terminal part is formed in one end of the PCB and is provided with a terminal hole. The connector pin is configured such that one end thereof is inserted into the terminal hole, and the remaining end thereof extends to protrude outside the terminal hole and is also bent several times, thus forming a contact part that is elastically deformed, and electrically connected to a pad part provided in a target PCB for connection. Thus, a desirable signal transmission characteristic is guaranteed, so that the reliability of electronic devices using the PCB can be improved and the manufacturing cost can also be reduced.
Abstract:
A thermal conduit to extract heat from an electrical component on a circuit board is disclosed. An electronic assembly according to aspects of the present invention includes an integrated circuit mounted on a circuit board and a thermal conduit having a first and a second portion. The first portion of the thermal conduit is thermally coupled to one or more electrical terminals of the integrated circuit through an opening defined in the circuit board while the second portion of the thermal conduit is thermally coupled to a first material of the circuit board.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an electric sub-assembly comprising conductor tracks on its upper and lower faces and non-plated holes (2), the hole (2) in the printed circuit board having predetermined dimensions (D2) and at least one sub-section of the contact pin (1) being oversized (D1.1>D2) in a defined manner in relation to the dimensions (D2) of the hole, in order to form a press connection. The length (l1) of the contact pin (1) that can be introduced is greater than the depth (l2) of the opening (2), so that the contact pin (1), once pressed into the hole, passes through the printed circuit board (2) and projects beyond the latter in the introduction direction.
Abstract:
An engaging device of a circuit board is disclosed. The engaging device is for engaging a circuit board having a positioning hole to a housing of an electronic device. The engaging device includes a conductive hook fixed to the housing, the conductive hook including a hook portion for being hooked to the positioning hole, and a contacting end formed on an end of the hook portion; and a conductive slice fixed to a side of the circuit board, corresponding to the positioning hole for contacting with the contacting end when the hook portion is hooked to the positioning hole, so as to allow static electricity generated by the circuit board to be conducted to the housing, and improve engaging strength of the conductive hook and the housing.
Abstract:
The invention is directed to a method of bonding a hermetically sealed electronics package to an electrode or a flexible circuit and the resulting electronics package, that is suitable for implantation in living tissue, such as for a retinal or cortical electrode array to enable restoration of sight to certain non-sighted individuals. The hermetically sealed electronics package is directly bonded to the flex circuit or electrode by one of several methods, including attachment by an electrically conductive adhesive, such as epoxy or polyimide, containing platinum metal flake in biocompatible glue; diffusion bonding of platinum bumps covered by an insulating layer; thermal welding of wire staples; or an integrated interconnect fabrication. The resulting electronic device is biocompatible and is suitable for long-term implantation in living tissue.
Abstract:
To prevent harmful glass fiber powders from being produced by abrasing and wearing a circuit board and to dispense with a change in a battery minus terminal when changed to a circuit board having a different thickness. Tongue shape locking spring portions formed at both ends of a minus battery terminal comprising an elastic thin plate are inserted into locking holes of a circuit board and the minus terminal is fixed to the circuit board by a contact pressure produced by bringing the tongue shape locking spring portions into contact with inner walls of the locking holes to be elastically deformed thereby. The tongue shape locking spring portion is constituted by a pair of tongue pieces symmetrical in a left and right direction, and each tongue piece includes a horizontal extended portion and a locking hole inserting portion. The locking hole inserting portion is formed with a projection in a semicircular shape brought into contact with the inner wall of the locking hole.
Abstract:
A coupling and grounding structure of a plasma display device for grounding a circuit board effectively, and fixing the circuit board stably. The plasma display device includes a plasma display panel having a display area, on which images are displayed; a chassis base coupled to a back surface of the plasma display panel; at least one circuit board, on which at least one electronic element for driving the plasma display panel is mounted, the circuit board having a conductive portion and at least one coupling hole to be coupled to the chassis base by a bolt member penetrating the coupling hole; and at least a conductive member which contacts the conductive portion and the bolt member in the coupling hole.
Abstract:
A three-dimensional circuit module includes z-axis connection pins, such as twist pins to electrically connect multiple, spaced-apart substrates, such as circuit boards. An expanding portion of a bulge of the pin mechanically and electrically contacts a corner edge of a via in a substrate without full insertion of the bulge in the via. Compression of the expanding portion of the non-inserted bulge establishes the electrical connection, which is also assisted by the longitudinal restraint on the pin relative to the substrate. Assembly and disassembly is facilitated without requiring the bulge to be fully inserted into the via.
Abstract:
The invention is directed to a method of bonding a hermetically sealed electronics package to an electrode or a flexible circuit and the resulting electronics package, that is suitable for implantation in living tissue, such as for a retinal or cortical electrode array to enable restoration of sight to certain non-sighted individuals. The hermetically sealed electronics package is directly bonded to the flex circuit or electrode by one of several methods, including attachment by an electrically conductive adhesive, such as epoxy or polyimide, containing platinum metal flake in biocompatible glue; diffusion bonding of platinum bumps covered by an insulating layer; thermal welding of wire staples; or an integrated interconnect fabrication. The resulting electronic device is biocompatible and is suitable for long-term implantation in living tissue.
Abstract:
The proposal relates to a device for protecting an electrical and/or electronic component, arranged on a carrier substrate, from electrostatic discharges, an overvoltage occurring in the case of discharge at a carrier-substrate contact element connected to the component being diverted to a ground connection, bypassing the component. It is proposed that the protective device include a first electroconductive structure conductively connected to the jeopardized contact element, and a second electroconductive structure arranged adjacent to the first structure on the carrier substrate and conductively connected to the ground connection. Mutually facing sections of the electroconductive structures are set apart spatially from one another by a defined gap in such a way that an overvoltage transmitted to the contact element is transferred by a spark discharge in the gap from the section of the first electroconductive structure to the section of the second electroconductive structure, and is diverted to the ground connection.