Printed circuit packaging for high vibration and temperature environments
AssigneeEastman Christensen Company
InventorCarl Ketcham
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AssigneeEastman Christensen Company
InventorCarl Ketcham
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A method for manufacturing a reusable package for printed circuits boards in oil tools which is protected from high vibration and high temperature environments is comprised of the steps of vacuum forming a thin layer of mold release film over the printed circuit board. The printed circuit board together with its intimately formed mold release film is then potted in a conventional manner within a protective package filled with a resilient curable foam. The foam is poured in an uncured state around the components of the printed circuit board and cured in place. After the potting material is cured the printed circuit board is removed from the resilient potting material and the mold release layer is stripped from the printed circuit board. Thereafter the printed circuit board is reassembled in the conformally molded resilient potting and additional foam may be added to the printed circuit board and the electronic packaging to gently urge the printed circuit board into intimate conformal contact with the conformally mated potting. The electronic package is then completed or enclosed in a conventional manner with the printed circuit board snugly retained within the conformally molded potting.
A method for packaging an electronic circuit comprising the steps of:
A method for protecting a circuit against high vibration loads while permitting easy access thereto to repair, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.