Electronic part mountable on the surface of a printed circuit bo

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrostatic capacitors – Fixed capacitor

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361386, 361395, 361400, 361416, 357 68, 357 75, 357 81, H05K 720, H01L 2316

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051483491

ABSTRACT:
A structure of an electronic part which may be mounted on and soldered to the surface of a printed circuit board, and a method of mounting such an electronic part. While the electronic part mounted on the circuit board is operation, heat generated by the part is efficiently radiated to the ambience. Connecting terminals extending out from the electronic part are firmly soldered to the circuit board by a minimum of heat, whereby the bonding strength and the strength against shocks are enhanced. The electronic part of interest and other electronic parts neighboring it are free from damage ascriable to heat when the former has connecting terminals thereof soldered to the circuit board. When the connecting terminals of the electronic part are soldered to the circuit board by a laser beam. Other electronic parts mounted on the circuit board are prevented from being damaged by the laser beam.

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