Kyocera Crystal Device Corporation

Kyocera Corporation

Katsuhiro Ogasawara

Hiroyuki Miura

Eiji Kimura

Osamu Eguchi

Kazuya Takahashi

Shinsuke Kawamori

Yoshinori Nasu

Toshihiro Saito

Yukari Yahagi

A crystal unit is provided with a rectangular substrate, a frame which is provided on an upper surface of the substrate, a mounting frame which has joining pads which are provided along the outer circumferential edge of the upper surface and which is provided on the lower surface of the substrate by joining joining terminals provided along the outer circumferential edge of the lower surface of the substrate and its joining pads, a crystal element which is mounted on electrode pads which are provided on the upper surface of the substrate in a region surrounded by the frame, a thermosensitive element which is mounted on connection pads which are provided on the lower surface of the substrate in a region surrounded by the mounting frame, and a lid which is joined to the upper surface of the frame.

Crystal unit

An electronic device and a glass sealing method used therefor, with which a sufficient joint strength can be acquired only with the use of a glass sealing material without using an activated brazing material is provided. A crystal device includes an element loading member, lid member, a crystal vibration element, and a glass sealing material. The glass sealing material is provided in a ring-like form between the fringe of the lid member on a main surface side and the fringe of the element loading member on a main surface side, and keeps a space in vacuum.

Electronic device and glass sealing method used therefor

The crystal device has a rectangular substrate, a frame which is provided along the outer circumferential edge of the upper surface of the substrate, an electrode pad which is provided on the upper surface of the substrate, a wiring pattern which is electrically connected to the electrode pad and is provided on the upper surface of the substrate, a crystal element which is mounted on the electrode pad, and a lid for air-tight sealing the crystal element. The thickness of the electrode pad in the vertical direction differs from the thickness of the wiring pattern in the vertical direction.

Crystal device

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Higashine, Japan

Katsuhiro Ogasawara