Casio Computer Co., Ltd.

Pioneer Electronic Corporation

Yoshinobu Sugiyama

Kaoru Yoshida

Takashi Hinooka

Shohei Sawada

A thin electronic calculator having a circuit board unit in which an IC pellet is directly mounted on a film board and allowing easy mass-production is provided. Metal foil leads each having one end and the other end radially extending from the one end and having a larger width than the one end are formed on the film board. The IC pellet is bonded to one end portions of the metal foil leads through bump electrodes. The circuit board unit is fixed to a wiring board by an anisotropically electrical conductive adhesive. The other end of each metal foil lead is electrically connected to a corresponding connecting terminal formed on the wiring board. An electronic component assembly constituted by the circuit board unit and the wiring board is received in upper and lower covers, and is adhered by adhesive islands deposited on the covers.

Electronic apparatus and a method for manufacturing the same

A push-pull amplifier circuit which is fully compensated for shortages in bias at times of high power output and in which the transistors are always maintained in their active regions. The circuit includes at least one pair of output transistors coupled in a push-pull circuit arrangement. A variable bias generating circuit controls the bias voltages applied to the bases of the output transistors according to the currents flowing in the output transistors to cause the output transistors to operate in their active regions. A circuit applies the voltage variation components at supply terminals from which current is applied to the output transistors to the variable bias generating circuit to compensate for shortages in bias during times of high power output.

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Tokyo, Japan

Yoshinobu Sugiyama