Patent classifications
H10W40/60
Terminal structure, method for manufacturing terminal structure, and semiconductor apparatus
A terminal structure includes a pair of plate sections including first and second plate sections respectively provided spaced apart from each other in a thickness direction of the nut, a connection plate section extending in the thickness direction of the nut and connects respective one ends of the pair of plate sections to each other, a terminal section protruding from the other end of the first plate section of the pair of plate sections and faces the connection plate section, and a holding section provided at at least one of the connection plate section or the terminal section, and restricting rotation of the nut and movement of the nut in a direction intersecting the thickness direction. The pair of plate sections, the connection plate section, the terminal section, and the holding section are constituted by one plate-shaped body.
Display device with a heat dissipation substrate and a cover substrate
A display device includes: a circuit substrate including a plurality of pixel circuit units and a plurality of pads on a first surface thereof, the plurality of pads being electrically connected to the pixel circuit units; a display substrate on the circuit substrate and including a plurality of light emitting elements electrically connected to the pixel circuit units; a circuit board on the circuit substrate and including a plurality of circuit board pads electrically connected to the pads; a heat dissipation substrate on a second surface of the circuit substrate, the second surface being opposite to the first surface; and a cover substrate on the heat dissipation substrate and partially overlapping the circuit substrate and the circuit board. Each of the plurality of pads is in direct contact with at least one of the plurality of circuit board pads.
Package structure including guiding patterns
A package structure including a wiring substrate, semiconductor dies, and a dielectric layer is provided. The wiring substrate includes die bonding regions and guiding patterns (auxiliary patterns, or dummy patterns) distributed between the die bonding regions. The semiconductor dies are disposed on the die bonding regions and electrically connected to the wiring substrate, wherein the guiding patterns are electrically insulated from the semiconductor dies. The dielectric layer is disposed the semiconductor dies and the wiring substrate, wherein the dielectric layer covers and is in contact with the guiding patterns.
SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE WITH GUIDE PIN
A semiconductor guide pin is disclosed. Specific implementations may include a heatsink, one or more substrates coupled together, one or more pressfit pins coupled to the one or more substrates, and two or more guide pins coupled to the one or more substrates, where the two or more guide pins may have a height greater than the one or more pressfit pins.
SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE WITH GUIDE PIN
A semiconductor guide pin is disclosed. Specific implementations may include a heatsink, one or more substrates coupled together, one or more pressfit pins coupled to the one or more substrates, and two or more guide pins coupled to the one or more substrates, where the two or more guide pins may have a height greater than the one or more pressfit pins.
Circuit, circuit board, and heat sink assembly for retrofitting a lighting system with LED lights
An apparatus for retrofitting a HID lighting system includes using existing components of previously installed HID lighting systems such as its ballasts while replacing some capacitors to adjust the power supplied to a retrofit LED luminaire. Unused ballast drivers are removed, and a self-contained ballast driver assembly is mounted into the electronic control enclosure of the previously installed lighting system. Some of the retrofit LED luminaires include an uplighting lens, an optic, or a diffuser for providing uplight. An aiming bracket and an aiming plate allow for the horizontal aiming angle of a light luminaire to be set.
Chip apparatus and electronic device
A chip apparatus and an electronic device, where the chip apparatus includes a housing and a chip assembly fastened to one side of inside of the housing. The chip apparatus further includes a heat sink disposed on an opposite side of the inside of the housing, and the heat sink is thermally connected to the chip assembly.
Readily assembled/disassembled cooling assembly for immersion cooled semiconductor chip package
A cooling assembly is described. The cooling assembly includes a semiconductor chip package having input/outputs (I/Os) on a first surface and a package lid that is opposite the first surface, the semiconductor chip package has sides between the first surface and the package lid. The cooling assembly includes a structured element. The structured element has a structured surface to nucleate bubbles in a bath of coolant. The structured element has fixturing elements to secure the structured element to at least first and second ones of the sides of the semiconductor chip package. The structured element has a first thermal resistance. The cooling assembly has a thermal interface material between the package lid and the structured element. The thermal interface material has a second thermal resistance that is greater than the first thermal resistance and within an order of magnitude of the first thermal resistance.
Fixing element for heat dissipation and method of mounting the same
A method of mounting a heat dissipation device to a bare die heat source using fixing elements is disclosed. The fixing elements respectively include a screw, which has a spring fitted thereon and is disposed in a sleeve. Limiting units are provided on the sleeve for holding the spring in the sleeve in a compressed state. To mount the heat dissipation device to the bare die heat source, first use the fixing elements to preliminarily screw the heat dissipation device to a top of the heat source. Then, the springs compressed in the sleeves of all the fixing elements are elastically released synchronously to apply evenly distributed downward forces that push the heat dissipation device toward the bare die heat source stably.
MEMORY DEVICE
A memory device includes a first case, a second case coupled to the first case, a mid plate placed in an inner space between the first and second cases, a first memory module between the first case and the mid plate, including a first module substrate and at least one first electronic chip on the first module substrate, and a second memory module between the second case and the mid plate, including a second module substrate and at least one second electronic chip on the second module substrate, wherein the mid plate includes a base unit, a first rib structure extending from the base unit to electrically connect the mid plate to the first module substrate, and a second rib structure spaced apart from the first rib structure to electrically connect the mid plate to the first module substrate.