A power electronic assembly with a sleeve that has a virtual longitudinal axis and a circuit carrier. The sleeve has a tube-shaped plug-in section which runs around the longitudinal axis, and a first base section arranged at a first end of the plug-in section and runs around the longitudinal axis and extends away from the longitudinal axis. The first base section has at its end a flat first contact surface which runs around the longitudinal axis in a closed manner and which runs in a first plane which runs perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The first base section has an edge surface which runs around the longitudinal axis in a closed manner and the first base section has a second contact surface which runs from the first contact surface and away from the first plane in the direction towards the edge surface.

Examples of card fasteners and assemblies for fastening cards to printed circuit boards are discussed. A card fastener comprises a frame comprising a first arm, a second arm, and an intermediate portion joining the first arm and the second arm. A compressive pad is attached to the intermediate portion. The first arm and second arm are to couple to hooks on a printed circuit board of a device and the compressive pad is to come in contact with the card.

A battery pack includes a housing, and a battery cell or battery cell assembly and a circuit board that are disposed in the housing, and further includes: a first electrical connector connecting one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; a second electrical connector connecting the other one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; and a third electrical connector disposed on the circuit board and adapted to be electrically connected to an external electrical device to supply power from the battery cell to the electrical device through the third electrical connector. The third electrical connector includes a socket terminal in press fit with a pin terminal of the external electrical device. The technical solution involves supplying power from the battery cell to the electrical device.

A battery pack includes a housing, and a battery cell or battery cell assembly and a circuit board that are disposed in the housing, and further includes: a first electrical connector connecting one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; a second electrical connector connecting the other one of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery cell or battery cell assembly to the circuit board; and a third electrical connector disposed on the circuit board and adapted to be electrically connected to an external electrical device to supply power from the battery cell to the electrical device through the third electrical connector. The third electrical connector includes a socket terminal in press fit with a pin terminal of the external electrical device. The technical solution involves supplying power from the battery cell to the electrical device.

A stacking system is disclosed and includes a circuit board, an integrated circuit, a voltage regulation module and a heat dissipation module. The integrated circuit and the voltage regulation module are opposite disposed on a first side and a second side of the circuit board. The heat dissipation module includes a first heat dissipation component and a second heat dissipation component located at a top surface of the integrated circuit and the bottom surface of the voltage regulation module. The second heat dissipation component includes a base and an extended arm. The base is in thermal contact with bottom surface of the voltage regulation module. The extended arm is extended from the base to the first heat dissipation component and in thermal contact with the first heat dissipation component.

One feature pertains to a modular design of a motherboard for a computer system. The mother board is disaggregated into a CPU board and an IO board. The CPU board contains at least one CPU, the associated memory subsystem and the voltage regulator module. The integrated IO ports escape to a high speed connector mating with its counterpart on an IO board which contains all peripheral devices including system logic not part of the CPU. In a multi-socket configuration the CPUs are on the CPU board and the processor interconnects are routed directly in a point to point manner.

A motherboard including a main circuit board, a first connector, a power circuit board and a second connector. The first connector is disposed on the main circuit board. A periphery of the power circuit board is spaced apart from a periphery of the main circuit board. The second connector is disposed on the power circuit board. The first cable electrically connects the first connector with the second connector.

The present disclosure provides an assembly structure for providing power for a chip. The assembly structure includes a circuit board configured to provide a first electrical energy; a chip provided with at least one electrical energy input terminal; and a first power converting module provided with at least one power output terminal. The first power converting module is electrically connected to the circuit board and the chip, converts the first electrical energy to a second electrical energy, and supplies the second electrical energy to the chip. The circuit board, the chip and the first power converting module are stacked; and a projection of the at least one electrical energy input terminal of the chip on the circuit board and a projection of the at least one the power output terminal of the first power converting module on the circuit board, are at least partially overlapped.

A printed circuit board connecting device (1) for connecting printed circuit boards (3, 5) includes a non-conductive plate (21) having a top side and a bottom side, and a plurality of interface connections (23) which are arranged in the plate (21) so as to be spaced apart from one another. Each interface connection (23) has grouped-together conductors (41) which extend through the plate (21) and which are laterally enclosed by the plate material and the end regions of which protruding on the top side and lower side from the plate (21) can be fixed to interfaces (13) of two printed circuit boards (3, 5) to be connected. Therefore, the conductors (41) form both a mechanical and an electrical connection between the interfaces (13) of the printed circuit boards (3, 5).

The present disclosure provides an assembly structure for providing power for a chip and an electronic device using the same. The assembly structure includes: a circuit board, configured to provide a first electrical energy; a chip; a power converting module, configured to electrically connect the circuit board and the chip, convert the first electrical energy to a second electrical energy, and supply the second electrical energy to the chip, wherein the chip, the circuit board and the power converting module are stacked; and a connection component, configured to electrically connect the circuit board and the power converting module. The present disclosure assembles a power converting module with a circuit board and a chip in a stacking manner, which may shorten a current path between the power converting module and the chip, reduce current transmission losses, improve efficiency of a system, reduce space occupancy and save system resource.

Disclosed is an industrial control device including a point-to-point backplane/point module architecture providing RIUP (Removal and Insertion Under Power) functionality where data communications between modules is maintained after the removal of a point module from the backplane. According to an exemplary embodiment, a backplane includes a plurality of passive mechanical bypass switches controlled by the insertion and removal of respective point modules, whereby data communicated bypass a removed point module interface and point-to-point data communications are provided to an inserted point module after an initial routine is executed by a microcontroller associated with the inserted point module.