Abstract:
A method and apparatus for constructing a packaged integrated circuit stack 40 having at least two packaged integrated circuits 44 and 45 with an interposer 42 between the packaged integrated circuits 44 and 45. Interposer 42 is provided with apertures 47 which allow adhesive 50 to flow through interposer 42 to bond packaged integrated circuits 44 and 45 together with interposer 42. Alternate embodiments provide holes 54 to allow passage of leads 56 through interposer 42 to a substrate 60 through additional connections 48. The method describes the construction of the stack.
Abstract:
A lighting device includes: at least one lighting module including a lead frame and a plurality of light emitting diodes packaged on the lead frame; an upper plate disposed on the lead frame, and having at least one perforated region formed with a plurality of through-holes for extension of the light emitting diodes therethrough, and at least two conductor regions respectively provided on two sides of the perforated region, the conductor regions being connected electrically to the lead frame; a heat sink disposed below the lead frame; and a plurality of fasteners fastening the lighting module to the upper plate and the heat sink such that the heat sink is in tight contact with bottom ends of the light emitting diodes.
Abstract:
The present invention is to provide a metal-core substrate without mounting large size terminals and connectors. Hence, the metal-core substrate can be smaller and thinner. A metal-core substrate includes a metal plate, an insulating layer formed on a surface of the metal plate and a circuit pattern formed on a surface of the insulating layer, wherein a part of said metal plate is exposed to outside of the insulating layer and is utilized as connector terminals. The metal plate has a heat sink plate to heat sink a heat-generating device mounted on the metal-core substrate and connector terminal plates disposed separately from the heat sink plate and utilized for the connector terminals. The heat-generating device and a driving part thereof each are disposed on a different surface of the metal-core substrate.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit device includes a lower-side substrate formed with a main circuit; an upper-side substrate formed with a drive control circuit that drivingly controls the main circuit; a support body positionally fixed above the lower-side substrate with resin in a hardened state; and a case having a peripheral portion with an outer surface that has at least a portion of an external lead-out terminal of the drive control circuit and the main circuit thereon, and a substrate storage space that accommodates the lower-side substrate on a side inward from the peripheral portion.
Abstract:
Coupling reliability of a passive component is improved to increase the reliability of a semiconductor device. A first through hole is formed in a first electrode part of a first plate-like lead, and a second through hole is formed in a second electrode part of a second plate-like lead. As a result, at the first electrode part of the first plate-like lead, one external terminal of the passive component can be coupled to the first electrode parts on both sides of the first through hole while being laid across the first through hole. Also, at the second electrode part of the second plate-like lead, the other external terminal of the passive component can be coupled to the second electrode parts on both sides of the second through hole while being laid across the second through hole. Accordingly, at central portions both in the longitudinal and width directions of the passive component, the passive component is surrounded by sealing members. As a result, thermal stress applied to jointing materials such as solder can be reduced, improving the reliability of the semiconductor device (semiconductor package).
Abstract:
A termination for a multi-conductor cable is made by providing a metal structure that includes a plurality of parallel but spaced apart fingers that are joined together by a connecting member adjacent at least one end of each finger. Each of the conductors in the cable is connected to a respective one of the fingers at a location that is spaced from the connecting member. The cable and the fingers are then over-molded with an insulating material where the conductors are connected to the fingers. This over-molding leaves a portion of the length of each finger exposed. The connecting member is then severed and removed.
Abstract:
A contact tail for an electronic component compatible with surface mount manufacturing techniques. The contact tail is stamped, providing a relatively low manufacturing cost and high precision. High precision in the contact tails in turn provides more reliable solder joints across an array of contact tails in an electronic component. Further, the contact tail may be shaped to reduce the propensity for solder to wick from the attachment area during a reflow operation. Reducing the propensity of solder to wick reduces the chance that solder will interfere with the operation of the electronic component. Additionally, reducing the propensity for solder to wick allows pads to which the contact tail is attached to be positioned over vias, thereby increasing the density with which contacts may be attached to a substrate. The reliability with which electronic assemblies incorporating components using the contact tail is also increased when the contact tail is used in self-centering arrays.
Abstract:
A power module fabrication method and structure thereof is disclosed. The method includes steps of: providing a metal plate and defining a pattern on the metal plate; cutting the metal plate according to the pattern to form a plurality of pins and the heat-conducting plate, wherein the pin is coupled to each other or to the metal plate via a connection part and the heat-conducting plate is coupled to the connection part via a fixing part; bending a first end of the pin to form an extension part and bending the fixing part to dispose the heat-conducting plate and the metal plate at different levels; providing a circuit board with a plurality of via holes and inserting the extension part into the via hole correspondingly and fixing the pin on the circuit board; forming a housing to encapsulate the circuit board therein, wherein the heat-conducting plate is inlaid on the housing and a second end of the pin is extended out of the housing; and cutting the connection part and the fixing part to separate the pin from each other and from the metal plate and isolate the pin and the heat-conducting plate.
Abstract:
Methods of manufacturing optical transceiver modules using lead frame connectors that connect optical sub-assemblies to printed circuit boards are disclosed. The lead frame connector includes an electrically insulating case having a first part separated from a second part, and a plurality of conductors that are electrically isolated one from another by the electrically insulating case. Each of the plurality of conductors can form an electrical contact restrained in a fixed position with respect to the first part and a contact point extending from the second part. The electrical contact is aligned with and soldered to the leads that protrude from the back end of an optical sub-assembly. The contact points can then be connected to electrical pads on a PCB.
Abstract:
An IC module includes a lead frame having terminals that are to be connected to an antenna coil of an IC card, and an IC chip and multilayer chip capacitors for tuning mounted on the lead frame and encapsulated by a resin. The multilayer chip capacitors are mounted in grooves on the lead frame.