Heat-sinking arrangement for circuit elements

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electronic systems and devices

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361707, 361708, 361709, 361749, 361750, 361751, 361785, 174252, 174254, 165185, H05K 720

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ABSTRACT:
An effective heat-sinking arrangement is realized for circuit elements used in a portable type information terminal having a small restricted space therein. Wherein, a first substrate has a cavity formed in its insulating layer extending to an earthing layer and filled with a silver paste to form a seat for mounting a CPU that can thus thermally contact with the earthing layer, and a second substrate has a cavity formed in an insulating layer in which cavity a heat-conducting cushion bonded to the top of the CPU is fitted for creating the heat-conductive route between the CPU and the earthing layer of the second substrate.

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Nikkei Microdevices, pp. 139-140, Mar. 1997.

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