Abstract:
A novel chip scale diode package due to no containing outer lead pins is miniaturized like a chip scale appearance to promote dimensional accuracy so that the diode package is so suitably produced by automation equipment to get automated mass production; the produced diode package may contain one or more diode chips to increase versatile functions more useful in applications, such as produced as a SMT diode package or an array-type SMT diode, and the present diode package due to made of no lead-containing material conforms to requirements for environmental protection.
Abstract:
A process for producing a multilayer varistor (MLV) if remained its size unchanged as prior arts is favorable to outstandingly increase overall current-carrying area and improve the performance of final produced MLV; and the MLV has laminated a lower cap, an inner-electrode stack formed from piling up several inner-electrode gaps (g), and an upper cap into a unity, and at least satisfies the condition that the lower cap and the upper cap has a thickness smaller than a thickness of the inner-electrode gap (g), but equal to or greater than 0.1 times of the thickness of the inner-electrode gap (g).
Abstract:
A surface-mount device (SMD) uses no conventional lead frame and contains a multi-function die module formed from either a single die or two or more dies electrically connected in series, in parallel, or in any combination of series and parallel, to provide such a SMD having one or more different functions including wave filtration, rectification, surge protection, sensing, current limiting, voltage regulation or prevention from voltage backflow, as compared to the prior art, the SMD disclosed is formed from fewer components, is simpler to manufacture and more effectively reduce layout wire length and noise.
Abstract:
A process for producing a miniaturized SMD diode package involves using a diode chip whose bottom surface has a positive electrode and a negative electrode, using a circuit board instead of a conventional lead frame during packaging, and using Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) image registration technology to perform chip bonding; the beneficial advantages brought from the process for producing the same including to simplify producing process and reduce manufacturing cost, to improve accuracy and precision of producing the miniaturized SMD diode package due to using a circuit board instead of conventionally used lead frame, and to ensure the produced miniaturized SMD diode package possesses excellent diode characteristics without distortion or defect.
Abstract:
A low-capacitance multilayer chip varistor has capacitance lower than 0.5 pF at 1 MHz and has a characteristic of resisting more than thousands of times of 8 KV electrostatic shock, which comprises a ceramic main body, outer electrodes disposed at two ends of the ceramic main body and inner electrodes disposed therein; the ceramic main body comprises inorganic glass of 3˜50 wt % and semi-conductive or conductive particles of 50˜97 wt % with particle size of more than 0.1 μm, and a layer of inorganic glass film covers the surface of semi-conductive or conductive particles, wherein the inorganic glass film contains semi-conductive or conductive particles of submicron or nanometer which is smaller than 1 micron, and the quantity contained of semi-conductive or conductive particles is less than 20 wt % of that of inorganic glass.
Abstract:
A process for producing a miniaturized SMD diode package involves using a diode chip whose bottom surface has a positive electrode and a negative electrode, using a circuit board instead of a conventional lead frame during packaging, and using Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) image registration technology to perform chip bonding; the beneficial advantages brought from the process for producing the same including to simplify producing process and reduce manufacturing cost, to improve accuracy and precision of producing the miniaturized SMD diode package due to using a circuit board instead of conventionally used lead frame, and to ensure the produced miniaturized SMD diode package possesses excellent diode characteristics without distortion or defect.
Abstract:
A miniaturized SMD diode package involves using a diode chip whose bottom surface has a positive electrode and a negative electrode, using a circuit board instead of a conventional lead frame during packaging, and using Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) image registration technology to perform chip bonding; the beneficial advantages brought from a process for producing the same including to simplify producing process and reduce manufacturing cost, to improve accuracy and precision of producing the miniaturized SMD diode package due to using a circuit board instead of conventionally used lead frame, and to ensure the produced miniaturized SMD diode package possesses excellent diode characteristics without distortion or defect.
Abstract:
A multilayer ceramic device comprises a laminated ceramic body having opposite end surfaces, a pair of conductive electrodes each respectively attached to one end surface of the laminated ceramic body and a plurality of alternately staggered internal electrodes within the laminated ceramic body configured in an alternating manner and each electrically connected to the corresponding conductive electrodes respectively; each conductive electrodes of the multilayer ceramic device is further covered with a solder paste layer so that the multilayer ceramic device is thus made without any plating step and no need of treating waste liquid nickel or waste liquid tin as well as no problem of environmental pollution caused by plating solution, thereby lowering manufacturing costs and reducing processing time.
Abstract:
A low-temperature firing process is available for cost saving to produce a multilayer chip ZnO varistor containing pure silver (Ag) formed as internal electrodes and calcined at ultralow firing temperature of 850-900° C., which process comprises: a) individually preparing ZnO grains in advance doped with doping ions for promotion of semi-conductivity of ZnO grains if calcined; b) individually preparing a desired high-impedance sintering material to be fired as grain boundaries to encapsulate ZnO grains; c) mixing the doped ZnO grains of Step a) with the high-impedance sintering material of Step b) in a predetermined ratio to form a mixture and proceeding with an initial sintering to have the mixture sintered and ground as composite ZnO ceramic powders, and d) processing the sintered mixture of Step c) to make multilayer chip ZnO varistors containing pure silver (Ag) internal electrodes but sintered at ultralow firing temperature of 850-900° C.
Abstract:
A multilayer zinc oxide varistor without bismuth oxide system ingredients, and having variable breakdown voltages by controlling the thickness of the ceramic material; the varistor is bismuth-free and composed of zinc oxide as the primary constituent with alkaline earth element (Ba) as first additive, at least one of transition elements of Mn, Co, Cr, or Ni as second additives, at least one of rare earth elements of Pr, La, Ce, Nd or Tb as third additives and at least one of B, Si, Se, Al, Ti, W, Sn, Sb, Na, or K as rest additives, and the bismuth-free and zinc oxide based varistor exhibits an excellent ESD (Electro-Static Discharge) withstanding characteristic.