Method for preventing electric connector inclination while fixing it onto substrate
A technology for electrical connectors and substrates, which is applied in the directions of fixed connection, conductive connection, and components of connecting devices, and can solve the problem of not being able to use BGA connectors.
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[0031] Each of the alternative embodiments described herein relates to a surface mount electrical connector with a strain relief feature. Preferably, the fusible elements, such as solder balls, secure the contacts to the conductive elements on the substrate using Ball Grid Array (BGA) technology. Because the BGA connector can be precisely aligned relative to the conductive pads on the substrate during reflow (referred to as "self-centering"), the stress relief features discussed herein preferably do not interfere with this desired characteristic. Insert counterflow is best used to secure the stress relief to the substrate. "Insertion" refers to placing a fusible material (eg, solder paste) in an opening in a substrate (eg, a plated through-hole). Each alternative embodiment will be described in detail below.
[0032] Figure 1-3 An electrical connector 300 is shown. Connector 300 is a backplane header connector that preferably mates with a backplane receptacle connector (a...
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