Abstract:
A circuit board includes control circuit patterns and first drive circuit patterns. A base maintains the circuit board in a state in which the base is opposed to a portion of the circuit board, in which the control circuit patterns are formed, across a space that allows control circuit elements to be mounted at the circuit board. A line module includes second drive circuit patterns electrically connected to the first drive circuit patterns so as to constitute a part of lines of a drive circuit, and is sandwiched between a portion of the circuit board, in which the first drive circuit patterns are formed, and the base.
Abstract:
A control device for a motor unit includes: a housing including a bottom wall, a side wall and an accommodation space formed so as to be surrounded by the side wall; a heat sink including a first heat dissipation wall portion upright from the bottom wall in the accommodation space, the first heat dissipation wall portion upright having a first heat dissipation principal surface; a first board portion mounted on the first heat dissipation principal surface and having a first principal surface; and a circuit board including a power element mounted on the first principal surface.
Abstract:
A gate pad and a source pad are disposed on a semiconductor layer. The gate pad is disposed at the center portion of the semiconductor layer and has the shape of a circle centered on the center of the semiconductor layer as viewed in plan. The source pad is disposed so as to surround the gate pad, and has the shape of a circular ring centered on the center of the semiconductor layer as viewed in plan. A plurality of unit cells that compose a trench type MOSFET element are formed in the semiconductor layer.
Abstract:
In a semiconductor device, each of a first connection metal member, a second connection metal member, a third connection metal member, and a fourth connection metal member electrically connects a corresponding line to a corresponding one of main electrodes formed on lower surfaces and upper surfaces of first and second semiconductor elements. A cross-sectional area of each of the first connection metal member, the second connection metal member, the third connection metal member, and the fourth connection metal member is larger than a cross-sectional area of a fifth connection metal member that is disposed at a region located outside regions of the first and second semiconductor elements in a plan view.
Abstract:
At least part of each bridge portion is heated and molten to form a keyhole, and a nonmagnetic element is disposed around the keyhole. Thus, even when the width of the bridge portion in the radial direction is increased, the bridge portion is demagnetized. Therefore, leakage flux in the bridge portion is reduced, and the output power of a motor is increased. Moreover, by increasing the width of the bridge portion in the radial direction, the strength of the bridge portion is increased, and breakage of the bridge portion due to a centrifugal force at high-speed rotation of a rotor is prevented.