Abstract:
A submount for arranging electronic components on a substrate is provided. The submount comprises a head member and at least one substrate-engaging member protruding from the head member. The head member comprises at least two, from each other isolated, electrically conductive portions, where each electrically conductive portion comprises a component contact, adapted for connection of electronic components thereto, and a substrate contact on arranged on said substrate side, adapted for bringing said electrically conductive portions in contact with a circuitry comprised in said substrate. The submount of the present invention may be used to attach electronic components, such as light-emitting diodes, to a textile substrate, without the need for soldering the electronic component directly on the substrate.
Abstract:
A receptacle structure includes a housing structure, a terminal insulating board, a first terminal and a second terminal. The housing structure is configured to be mounted on a printed wiring board and to accommodate a plug. The terminal insulating board includes a top face and a bottom face that is opposite to the top face. The terminal insulating board is disposed inside the housing structure with the bottom face facing towards the printed wiring board. The first terminal is connected to the printed wiring board via the first rear connection part and to the terminal insulating board. The second terminal is connected to the printed wiring board via the first front connection part and to the terminal insulating board. The first front connection part has a width narrower than the first rear connection part and is connected to the printed wiring board away from the first rear connection part.
Abstract:
Provides are a light emitting apparatus and a light unit having the same. The light emitting apparatus comprises a light emitting device comprising a light emitting element and a plurality of external leads, and a plurality of electrode pads under the light emitting device.
Abstract:
Provides are a light emitting apparatus and a light unit having the same. The light emitting apparatus comprises a light emitting device comprising a light emitting element and a plurality of external leads, and a plurality of electrode pads under the light emitting device.
Abstract:
A structure of a light emitting diode is provided. The light emitting diode comprises a light emitting diode die; two conductive frames electronically and respectively connecting to the cathode and anode of the light emitting diode die, and two substrates. Each conductive frame has a fixing hole and each substrate has a protrusive pillar. The upper opening of the fixing hole is broader than the bottom opening. The protrusive pillar is inserted into the fixing hole and the shape of the protrusive pillar is deformed for fitting and binding with the fixing hole.
Abstract:
A power semiconductor module includes a housing, terminal elements leading to the outside of the housing, an electrically insulated substrate arranged inside the housing, with the substrate being comprised of an insulating body and having on the first main face facing away from the base plate a plurality of connecting tracks electrically insulated from each other. The terminal and connecting elements are arranged on a connecting track in with contact faces contacting connecting tracks or power semiconductor components, with the individual contact faces having a plurality of partial contact faces. In one optional embodiment, each partial contact face has a maximum area of 20 mm2. In another embodiment, partial contact faces each are arranged at a distance of approximately 5 mm with regard to each other and the connection of the partial faces to the connecting tracks or the power semiconductor components is flush.
Abstract:
A light emitting apparatus includes a light emitting diode including a body with a light emitting diode chip packaged therein and a plurality of lead electrodes contacted with one side of the body and a board including a plurality of electrode pads connected to lower surfaces of the lead electrodes of the light emitting diode. The lower surfaces of the lead electrodes of the light emitting diode correspond to top surfaces of electrode pads of the board with same shapes. The lower surfaces of the lead electrodes of the light emitting diode are disposed within a region of top surfaces of the electrode pads of the board, respectively.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board (PCB), which can be implemented on a battery set, having a plurality of soldering holes thereon. A soldering portion and a non-soldering portion are separately arranged around each of the soldering holes on both surfaces of the PCB. Each corresponding conductive stick can respectively pierce each soldering hole and be fixed to each soldering portion of the PCB with the fused solder or move from the soldering portion to the non-soldering portion in the soldering hole. Thus, this invention provides a convenient and efficient way for assembling the PCB on the battery set or disassembling the PCB apart from the battery set.
Abstract:
A structure of a light emitting diode is provided. The light emitting diode comprises a light emitting diode die; two conductive frames electronically and respectively connecting to the cathode and anode of the light emitting diode die, and two substrates. Each conductive frame has a fixing hole and each substrate has a protrusive pillar. The upper opening of the fixing hole is broader than the bottom opening. The protrusive pillar is inserted into the fixing hole and the shape of the protrusive pillar is deformed for fitting and binding with the fixing hole.
Abstract:
Electrically conductive L-shaped blades are disposed in an insulative body as a mechanism for mechanically and electrically connecting circuit cards to circuit boards. In particular, the interconnection device herein provides a mechanism for providing greater thermal and electrical properties for connections from voltage regulator modules to high current conducting planes within a printed wire board while at the same time increasing the available bulk material cross-sectional area available for current flow.