An electronic control device includes a board including a heat sink on which a heat generation element is mounted, and a housing that is in contact with the board and dissipates heat of the heat generation element to the outside. A potential of the housing is a ground, and a potential of the heat sink is a non-ground. The board includes a first layer including a first non-ground wiring that is in direct contact with the heat sink, and a second layer including a second ground wiring that is in electrical and thermal contact with the housing. The first non-ground wiring and the second ground wiring overlap each other in plan view from a thickness direction of the board.

Provided is a light emitting device including: a base material mounted on a wiring substrate; a light emitting element array provided on the base material; a first conductive pattern provided on the surface of the base material, the first conductive pattern including a first facing region connected to the light emitting element array, the first facing region being along a side surface of the light emitting element array and facing to the light emitting element array, and a first extending region extended beyond the first facing region; and penetrating members penetrating the base material from the first conductive pattern to a back surface side of the base material, each penetrating member being connected to the first facing region or the first extending region.

A printed wiring board includes a core substrate including core material and having opening such that the opening penetrates through the core substrate, thermoelectric elements including P-type and N-type thermoelectric elements such that the thermoelectric elements are accommodated in the opening of the core substrate, a first build-up layer that mounts a heat-absorbing element thereon and includes a first resin insulating layer such that the first resin insulating layer is formed on first surface of the core substrate and covering the opening of the core substrate, and a second build-up layer that mounts a heat-generating element thereon and includes a second resin insulating layer such that the formed on the second resin insulating layer is foamed on second surface of the core substrate on the opposite side and covering the opening of the core substrate and has thickness that is greater than thickness of the first resin insulating layer.

Vias may be established in printed circuit boards or similar structures and filled with a monolithic metal body to promote heat transfer. Metal nanoparticle paste compositions may provide a ready avenue for filling the vias and consolidating the metal nanoparticles under mild conditions to form each monolithic metal body. The monolithic metal body within each via can be placed in thermal contact with one or more heat sinks to promote heat transfer.

A temperature rise due to thermal interference between electronic components is suppressed. Electronic components (11a, 11b) are adjacently mounted on a circuit board (12). The circuit board (12) is fixed to a base (13). A rectangular convex portion (21) is provided on the base (13). The rectangular convex portion (21) is disposed so as to be located below the electronic components (11a, 11b) when the circuit board (12) is assembled to a housing (10). The rectangular convex portion (21) includes N concave portions (21a). The concave portions (21a) are arranged on a surface (21b) facing the region between the electronic components (11a, 11b).

Disclosed are apparatuses and methods for fabricating the apparatuses. In one aspect, an apparatus includes a high-power die mounted on a backside of a package substrate. A heat transfer layer is disposed on the backside of the high-power die. A plurality of heat sink interconnects is coupled to the heat transfer layer, where each of the plurality of heat sink interconnects is directly coupled to the heat transfer layer in a vertical orientation.

Disclosed are apparatuses and methods for fabricating the apparatuses. In one aspect, an apparatus includes a high-power die mounted on a backside of a package substrate. A heat transfer layer is disposed on the backside of the high-power die. A plurality of heat sink interconnects is coupled to the heat transfer layer. The plurality of heat sink interconnects is located adjacent the high-power die in a horizontal direction.

The present invention relates to a carrier substrate (30) comprising signal vias (41) for electrically interconnecting components (10, 31) arranged on opposing sides of the carrier substrate (30). The carrier substrate (30) further comprises: at least one cavity (20) embedded in the carrier substrate (30) having at least one chamber wick part (24) and a working fluid, and wherein the at least one cavity (20) at least partially encompass the signal vias (41). The present invention also relates to an electronic assembly and an apparatus for wireless communication comprising the carrier substrate (30).

A multilayer circuit board includes a board body including insulator layers stacked upon each other, a first land pattern at the board body to mount a passive component, a second land pattern at the board body to mount an active component, and a heat-dissipation layer between the insulator layers and extending along main surfaces of the insulator layers. The heat-dissipation layer includes a hole extending therethrough in a stacking direction of the insulator layers. In a plan view from the stacking direction, an outer edge of the hole of the heat-dissipation layer is on an outer side of the first land pattern, or overlaps the first land pattern.

A component carrier includes a stack with at least one electrically conductive layer structure and at least one electrically insulating layer structure. At least one electrically insulating layer structure has at least partly tapering through holes filled substantially completely with an electrically conductive filling. The at least one electrically conductive layer structure and the electrically conductive filling are made of the same material. In addition, different ones of the through holes of one electrically insulating layer structure are tapering in opposite directions.