Direct insertion type chip soldering seat and direct insertion type chip assembly structure
An in-line, chip technology, applied in the directions of printed circuit components, electrical components, printed circuits, etc., can solve problems such as short circuit of pad 96 and short circuit of pin 81 of DIP chip 80
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[0019] Please also see figure 1 and Figure 4 , the in-line chip socket 10 of this embodiment is used to assemble the SIP chip 70, and the in-line chip socket 10 includes a substrate 12 with a welding surface 11, an insertion portion 13 opened on the welding surface 11 and a pad group 14 formed on the soldering surface 11 . The inserting portion 13 is used for accommodating a row of pins 71 of the SIP chip 70 , and the pad set 14 is used for soldering the row of pins 71 of the SIP chip 70 . The pad group 14 includes a plurality of pads 15 distributed on the edge of the insertion portion 13, and the two pads 15 for welding the two adjacent pins 71 of the SIP chip 70 are respectively located on the edges of the insertion portion 13. sides.
[0020] The substrate 12 of this embodiment is an in-line chip soldering portion of a printed circuit board 16 (Printed Circuit Board, PCB), and the soldering surface 11 is the electronic component assembly surface of the printed circuit b...
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[0027] see Figure 6 The differences between the in-line die soldering holder 20 of this embodiment and the in-line die soldering holder 10 of the first embodiment include:
[0028] The insertion portion 23 in this embodiment is a strip-shaped slot for accommodating a row of pins 71 of the SIP chip 70 . Specifically, the strip-shaped slot is a rectangular slot, its width is slightly greater than the thickness of the pins 71 of the SIP chip 70, and its length is slightly greater than the width of a column of pins 71 of the DIP chip 70, so that a column of the DIP chip 70 The pins 71 can be securely inserted into the slots.
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[0030] see Figure 7 , the difference between the in-line die solder holder 30 of this embodiment and the in-line die solder holder 20 of the second embodiment is:
[0031] Please combine figure 2 , the in-line chip holder 30 of this embodiment is used to assemble the DIP chip 80 . Corresponding to the two rows of parallel pins 81 of the DIP chip 80, the in-line chip soldering seat 30 includes two parallel elongated slots and two pad groups 14 to accommodate and weld the two rows of parallel DIP chips 80. of pin 81.
[0032] The parts of the substrate 12 corresponding to the pads 15 of the two pad groups 14 protrude inwardly into the corresponding elongated slots. In this way, the two rows of pins 81 of the DIP chip 80 are inserted behind the two strip-shaped slots, and each pin 81 is closely attached to the corresponding pad 15, which is convenient for soldering operations, and can ensure that the pins 81 and the pads 15 have Good electrical contact.
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