Patent classifications
B23K1/203
Compliant pin surface mount technology pad for rework
Aspects of the invention include a press-fit pin for mechanically and electrically connecting to a through-hole of a substrate. The press-fit pin can include a press-fit portion configured to be deformed upon insertion into the through-hole against a plated surface of the through-hole. A surface mount technology (SMT) pad can be coupled to a first end of the press-fit portion. The SMT pad can include a conductive material. The press-fit pin can further include a trace extension coupled to the SMT pad. The trace extension can extend from the SMT pad in a direction perpendicular to the press-fit portion. The press-fit pin can include a tip portion coupled to a second end of the press-fit portion.
BRAZING ALLOY
The present invention relates to new brazing alloys containing copper, silver, zinc, manganese, and indium, and a method for their production and their use.
TRANSIENT LIQUID PHASE BONDING PROCESS AND ASSEMBLIES FORMED THEREBY
Processes of joining substrates via transient liquid phase bonding (TLPB). The processes include providing an interlayer of a low melting temperature phase (LTP) that includes Sn and Bi between and in contact with at least two substrates, and heating the substrates and the interlayer therebetween at a processing temperature equal to or above 200° C. such that the interlayer liquefies and the LTP interacts with high melting temperature phases (HTPs) of the substrates to yield isothermal solidification of the interlayer. The processing temperature is maintained for a duration sufficient for the interlayer to be completely consumed and a solid bond is formed between the substrates. Also provided are assemblies formed by the above noted processes.
SPRAY APPARATUS AND METHOD OF EJECTING MIST USING SPRAY APPARATUS
There is provided a spray apparatus. A first nozzle is configured to eject mist. A second nozzle is provided around the first nozzle. The second nozzle is configured to suck a part of the mist ejected from the first nozzle and to eject a remnant of the mist to an ejection target.
Solder in cavity interconnection technology
An interconnection technology may use molded solder to define solder balls. A mask layer may be patterned to form cavities and solder paste deposited in the cavities. Upon heating, solder balls are formed. The cavity is defined by spaced walls to keep the solder ball from bridging during a bonding process. In some embodiments, the solder bumps connected to the solder balls may have facing surfaces which are larger than the facing surfaces of the solder ball.
SOLDERING PRINTED CIRCUITS USING RADIANT HEAT
Examples are disclosed related to forming solder joints between printed circuits by using radiant heat. One example provides a method of manufacturing an electronic device, the method comprising aligning a contact of a first printed circuit with a via of a second printed circuit. The method further comprises applying radiant heat via an infrared light source to a second surface of the second printed circuit, the radiant heat incident on the via to cause the via to conduct heat to solder located at an interface of the contact and the via, and after heating the solder to reflow, cooling the solder, thereby forming a solder joint between the contact of the first printed circuit and the via of the second printed circuit.
Vacuum pallet reflow
A soldering device and method of soldering are disclosed. The device may include at least one soldering pallet assembly. The pallet assembly may be subjected to a first atmosphere configured within the soldering pallet assembly and a second atmosphere configured external to the pallet assembly, the second atmosphere is an ambient atmosphere. At least one solder element may be positioned within the first atmosphere, and the solder element may be configured to attach an electrical component to an integrated circuit chip that is positioned within the pallet assembly.
Enclosed heat sink with side wall structure
An enclosed heat sink with a side wall structure is provided. The side wall structure includes a welding body having a first welding plane and a side wall structure having a second welding plane. The first welding plane and the second welding plane are pressured and welded to each other, such that the welding body and the side wall structure encapsulate a cavity. A width of the second welding plane is smaller than a width between two side surfaces of the side wall structure.
Joint structure for metallic pipes
One of a first metallic pipe containing a first metal as a main component and a second metallic pipe containing a second metal as a main component includes an expanded-diameter connecting part which is formed at an end part of the one metallic pipe. An inner diameter of the end part is greater than an inner diameter of an adjacent part that is adjacent to the end part. An intermetallic compound layer of the first and second metal is present at an interface of the first and second metal located between a brazing filler metal and the one or the other of the metallic pipes. A thickness of the intermetallic compound layer is configured such that the thickness of an end portion on the side of a base end is smaller than the thickness of an end portion on the side of an open end.
Metallic Tubular Members for use in HVAC or Refrigeration Systems and Methods of Manufacturing the Same
A metallic tubular member having a closed end member for use in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems or refrigeration systems and method of manufacturing are presented. In one instance, the method includes providing a metallic tubular stock member having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is open and closing the first end of the metallic tubular stock member to form a first closed circular member having an outside diameter D.sub.1; forming a sealing aperture having an outside diameter D.sub.2 through the first closed circular end, wherein D.sub.2 is less than 5 percent of D.sub.1; and applying a heat-based sealing process including a metallic flow into the sealing aperture. Other methods and systems are presented.