Patent classifications
H05K3/3447
Onboard power source device
An onboard power supply device includes capacitors, a holder holding the capacitors, a mounting board having the capacitors mounted thereon and having the holder fixed thereto, and a heat-generating component mounted on the mounting board. Each of the capacitors includes a capacitor body and a lead terminal extending from the capacitor body. The holder includes a base part, first holding parts bundled by the base part and holding the capacitors, second holding parts each connected to a corresponding one of the first holding parts, and a fixing part extending from an outer edge of the base part toward the mounting board and fixed to the mounting board. The capacitor body of each of the capacitors is held by a corresponding one of the first holding parts. The lead terminal of each of the capacitors is held by a corresponding one of the second holding parts. The mounting board has a through-hole therein through which the lead terminal passes. The through-hole is connected to the lead terminal. The corresponding one of the second holding parts has a holding through-hole therein extending along a through-axis coinciding with the through-hole. An inner wall of the holding through-hole contacts the lead terminal. This onboard power supply device has a small size.
ELECTRONIC-COMPONENT CARRIER BOARD AND A WIRING METHOD FOR THE SAME
An electronic-component carrier board includes carrier plates formed in a stack, and insulating layers each disposed between two adjacent ones of the carrier plates. Multiple conductive pins extend through the insulating layers and the carrier plates. Multiple conductive wires equal in length and width are provided. Each conductive wire is connected to one of the conductive pins, covered by one of the insulating layers, disposed between two adjacent ones of the carrier plates, and extends outwardly from the stack of the carrier plates. A wiring method for the electronic-component carrier board is also disclosed.
LOW PIM COAX TO PCB INTERFACE
A low passive intermodulation (PIM) coaxial-to-printed circuit board (PCB) interface and method of constructing the same. According to one aspect, a coaxial-to-PCB interface couples signals between an electrical conductor trace in the PCB and an inner conductor of a coaxial structure having an insulator surrounded by an outer conductor. A metallic cylinder is inserted over the outer conductor of the coaxial structure and positioning the coaxial structure with respect to the PCB so that the outer conductor and insulator of the coaxial structure lie below a lower surface of the PCB. The inner conductor of the coaxial structure is inserted into a via extending from the lower surface of the PCB to an upper surface of the PCB. Solder is deposited in the via to provide an electrically conductive path between the electrical conductor trace of the PCB and the inner conductor of the coaxial structure.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE
An electronic device is provided and includes a bearing member defined with a bearing surface, and at least one electronic element disposed on the bearing member, where the electronic element is disposed on the bearing member in a manner that can be inclined relative to the bearing surface, such that when the electronic element is a light-emitting element, the light presented by the electronic element can effectively illuminate a predetermined area.
Method for Soldering an Electronic Component to a Circuit Board by Jetting Liquefied Solder into a Through Hole
A method for soldering an electronic component to a circuit board involves jetting liquefied solder. A laser beam melts a solid solder ball to produce a liquefied solder ball before the ball is jetted. The liquefied solder ball is jetted towards a through hole in the circuit board such that a portion of the liquefied solder ball flows into an annular gap between a pin and sides of the through hole. The pin is attached to the electronic component and passes through the through hole. As the liquefied solder ball is jetted towards the through hole, the laser beam is directed at the ball so as to keep it liquefied. How much of the solder ball remains outside the through hole after liquefied solder has flowed into the annular gap is determined. The filling degree of the annular gap is determined based on how much solder remains outside the hole.
Electric compressor
An electric compressor includes: a circuit board on which a plurality of switching elements (33) are mounted; a compression mechanism which is driven by a motor operated using AC power output from the switching elements (33); and a lead holding member (50) disposed between element main bodies (33a) of the switching elements (33) and the circuit board. The circuit board includes a plurality of through-holes through which a plurality of leads (33b) that extend from the element main bodies (33a) can be respectively inserted. The lead holding member (50) includes lead insertion holes (53) through which the leads (33b) can be inserted such that positions of the leads (33b) is held at positions that correspond to positions of the through-holes.
Wafer and backplane connector having the wafer
A wafer includes a number of conductive terminals and an insulating frame. The conductive terminals include differential signal terminals, a first ground terminal and a second ground terminal. Each conductive terminal includes a connection portion and a contact portion. The connection portions of the differential signal terminals, the first ground terminal and the second ground terminal are located in a first plane. The first ground terminal includes a first torsion portion and the second ground terminal includes a second torsion portion. The contact portion of the first ground terminal and the contact portion of the second ground terminal are both perpendicular to the first plane. This present disclosure can provide better shielding effect, reduce crosstalk and improve the quality of signal transmission. In addition, the present disclosure also relates to a backplane connector having the wafer.
Mounting structure for heater element, method for mounting heater element, and power conversion device
A mounting structure for a heater element includes a heater element having a surface to be cooled, a board on which the heater element is mounted, a cooling member that cools the surface to be cooled of the heater element mounted on the board, and a supporting member temporarily fixed to the board, the supporting member temporarily fixing the heater element.
Endoscope device and cable assembly thereof
An endoscope device and a cable assembly thereof are provided. The cable assembly includes a first substrate, a second substrate, and a wire. The first substrate includes a first body and a first solder pad disposed on the first body. The second substrate is correspondingly disposed on the first substrate and includes a second body, a second solder pad disposed on the second body and corresponding to the first solder pad, and an accommodating portion corresponding to the second solder pad. The wire includes a soldering portion disposed in the accommodating portion. The first solder pad and the second solder pad are coupled to each other by at least one of a first solder and a second solder, and the soldering portion and the second solder pad are coupled to each other by the first solder.
OPTICAL MODULE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF THE SAME
An optical module includes a circuit board having a through hole for the lead terminal, a signal wiring connected to the lead terminal, a ground layer providing a reference potential, an opening through which the ground layer is exposed, and a bonding material connecting the ground layer to the metallic base. The lead terminal extends in a first direction, and the circuit board and the signal wiring extend in a second direction. When the circuit board is viewed from the first direction, the opening overlaps with the signal wiring, or when the opening does not overlap with the signal wiring, a first distance between the signal wiring and a closest point of the opening to the signal wiring is smaller than a second distance between the closest point and an edge of the circuit board.