Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi Microcomputer Engineering, Ltd.

Hitachi Microcomputer Engineering Co., Ltd.

Takaji Takenaka

Ryohei Satoh

Hideki Watanabe

Fumiyuki Kobayashi

Kazuo Hirota

Toshitada Netsu

Haruhiko Imada

Tsutomu Takahashi

Masahide Harada

Tadakatsu Nakajima

Hideaki Sasaki

Shigeki Hirasawa

Koji Suzuki

Wataru Nakayama

Mitugu Shirai

Hidetaka Shigi

Akiomi Kohno

Akira Murata

Masakazu Yamamoto

Tsutomu Imai

Toshihiko Ohta

Norio Sengoku

Hiromi Tosaki

Takashi Itoh

Tositada Netsu

Katsuhiro Arakawa

Toshinori Ameya

Fumiuki Kobayashi

Kiyoshi Kanai

Kazutoshi Takahashi

A semiconductor device-mounting substrate is provided with a semiconductor device, a capacitor device, and a wiring substrate. The wiring substrate has a space in which the capacitor device should be located, and the capacitor device is locate in the space. Terminals of a driving power supply wiring for the semiconductor device are provided on a surface of the space, and the terminals are connected with the capacitor device.

Structure for mounting a semiconductor device and a capacitor device on a substrate

A method for evaluating the life of a connection between members including the steps of extracting parameters defining the shearing strain of a predetermined model representing the connection thereby to calculate the values of plural shearing strains of the connection, calculating the equivalent strain amplitude corresponding to thermal fatigue stress for each of the values of the plural shearing strains defining the relationship between the shearing strain and the equivalent strain amplitude, formulating a life evaluation criterion equation expressed using the equivalent strain amplitude, calculating, for the connection, the equivalent strain amplitude corresponding to each of the shearing strains actually measured using the equation, and substituting the equivalent strain amplitude for the life evaluation criterion equation to acquire the life of the connection. Further, in this method, an equation for evaluating the advancement of a crack is made using the equivalent strain amplitude, and the equivalent is substituted for the crack advancement evaluation equation to calculate the length of the crack.

Method for diagnosing the life of a solder connection

A through hole is formed by a drill in a defective through hole in a board. An insulating resin is coated on the inner surface of the through hole and a cylindrical conductor is closely fixed with an adhesive to the hole h1 to form a reproduced through hole. Thereafter, as usual, a part lead is inserted into and soldered in the reproduced through hole to thereby recover the connection of the lead with the wiring circuit copper foil impaired by the recovering operation of the defective through hole using an external lead.

Methods of recovering a multi-layer printed circuit board

Disclosed is an electronic circuit device in which the solder (14) connecting lead pins (6) to the ceramic substrate (2) has a melting point of 356.degree. C. to 450.degree. C. and has a tensile strength being low in such an extent that a thermal contraction stress generated in a cooling process of the solder (14) from the melting point thereof is low and the substrate (2) does not break. The solder (14) is a Au-Ge alloy containing 10-15 wt % of Ge. Electronic circuit devices, which employ the above solder (14) in the connections, are free from damages in the ceramic wiring substrate (2) due to the bonding. Further, when the electronic circuit device undergoes a series of assembly processes after the above bonding, such solder (14) does not melt, and wettability of such solder (14) is favorable.

Electronic circuit device provided with a ceramic substrate having lead

An electronic circuit device comprising an electronic part having a gold-plated connecting terminal arranged thereon connected through a solder to a circuit substrate on the predetermined connecting element thereof, in which the connecting terminal of the electronic part and the solder-connected portion of the circuit substrate are constituted by an alloy composition consisting of 1.0 to 8.0 wt. % of Ag, 0.1 to 6.0 wt % of Au and the balance of Sn, is provided. The device is made by using a solder for use in connecting a gold-plated connecting terminal which consists of 1.0 to 8.0 wt % of Ag and the balance of Sn and a method of connecting an electronic part having a gold-plated connecting terminal arranged thereon to a circuit substrate, which comprises the steps of placing the electronic part and the gold-plated connected terminal so as to face each other via a solder and then melting the solder to connect and fix the connecting terminal to the circuit substrate onto the predetermined element thereof, the composition of said solder consisting of 1.0 to 8.0 wt % Ag and the balance of Sn.

Electronic circuit device, method of connecting with solder and solder

In a pin grid array type multi-chip module structure comprised of a ceramic multi-layer wiring board having the top surface on which a plurality of semiconductor devices are carried, divisional board areas each having the same size are respectively allotted to individual semiconductor devices of the same type. Within respective divisional board areas, the positional relation between the array arrangement of connecting pads on the top surface for connection to the semiconductor devices and the array arrangement of I/O pins on the bottom surface of the board is so determined as to be constant. Metallized patterns inside the board which are to be connected power supply I/O pins and ground I/O pins are made constant for respective divisional board areas allotted to individual semiconductor devices of the same type.

Multi-chip module structure

An airtight packaging apparatus for covering with a cap a multichip module having LSI chips mounted on a ceramic substrate and for sealing the cap and substrate by means of solder includes a receptacle for accommodating the multichip module, valves for supplying gas to the receptacle and exhausting the receptacle, a retainer for holding the cap and adjusting the positional relation with respect to the multichip module, and a heater for heating solder of the junction between the multichip module and the cap. After solder has been heated and melted, the multichip module and the cap are sealed to each other.

Method and apparatus for airtightly packaging semiconductor package

A circuit board including resistors on one surface of a board or substrate having through hole conductors arranged in a lattice like fashion. At least one electrode is formed on a surface of the resistors, at least one electrode being formed by removing a portion of a surface of the board or substrate coaxially with the through hole conductors thereby forming substantially disk-shaped resistors.

Circuit board

In a multilayer circuit board wherein a plurality of electronic parts are provided on a first principal plane, a plurality of brazing pads for pins are respectively arranged on a second principal plane and a plurality of wiring layers having wiring nets for connecting said electrical parts are formed between these principal planes. The EC pads for I/O leads for connecting discrete wires is provided to said first principal plane. EC pads are provided on said second principal plane and are connected to the brazing pads for pins in such a manner as to be electrically separable as required. The EC pads for I/O leads and the brazing pads for pins are connected through the interior of the multilayer circuit board and the EC pads are connected to the wiring net through the interior of the multilayer circuit board.

Multilayer circuit board

In an apparatus wherein heat generating bodies such as integrated circuit chips are cooled by utilizing boiling of a liquid; a heat transfer apparatus characterized in that a heat conductive member which has a plurality of layers of cavity groups and apertures for bringing the cavity groups into communication is installed on a surface of each of the heat generating bodies.

Heat transfer apparatus

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Hadano, Japan

Takaji Takenaka