EMI preventive part and active device with the same
AssigneeTokin Corporation
InventorsMitsuharu Sato, Koji Kamei, Shigeyoshi Yoshida
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AssigneeTokin Corporation
InventorsMitsuharu Sato, Koji Kamei, Shigeyoshi Yoshida
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An EMI countermeasure component is provided relative to an active element, which does not deteriorate a circuit function of the active element, but has a sufficient shielding effect against permeation of electromagnetic waves radiated to the exterior, and further suppresses a malfunction or the like due to mutual interferences between peripheral components or an electromagnetic induction to a signal line. The EMI countermeasure component is made of a composite magnetic body including soft magnetic powder having oxide films on the surfaces thereof and an organic binding agent, and extinguishes undesired high frequency electromagnetic radiation as heat due to its complex permeability.
An EMI countermeasure cover arranged to cover an electric active element for suppressing inductive noise radiated from the active element such as a semiconductor device, said EMI countermeasure cover being made of a composite magnetic body comprising soft magnetic metal powder particles and an organic binding agent binding said soft magnetic metal powder particles to one another, wherein each of said soft magnetic metal powder particles has a surface oxide film and has a flat shape and/or a needle shape.
An active element with an EMI countermeasure cover for suppressing inductive noise radiated from said active element, such as a semiconductor device, said EMI countermeasure cover being made of a composite magnetic body comprising soft magnetic metal powder particles dispersed through an organic binding agent which binds said soft magnetic metal powder particles one to another, wherein each of said soft magnetic metal powder particles has a surface oxide film and has a flat shape and/or a needle shape.
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Arrangements for protection of devices: protecting against electromagnetic or particle radiation, e.g. light, X-rays, gamma-rays or electrons
Pressed, sintered, or bound together: the particles being insulated
The particles being insulated: by macromolecular organic substances
Of soft-magnetic materials: mixtures of metallic and non-metallic particles; metallic particles having oxide skin
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The present invention relates to an EMI (electromagnetic interference) countermeasure component and an active element equipped with it and, in particular, to an EMI countermeasure component for suppressing electromagnetic interferences, such as radiation to the exterior, performance degradation and abnormal resonance, caused by undesired electromagnetic waves at a high frequency region, and an active element equipped with it.
In recent years, there has been a tendency to reduce the in size of electronic devices using high frequency waves, such as digital electronic devices. And, in a digital electronic device having a high mounting density of components on a circuit board, an LSI or IC of a central processing unit (CPU), an image processor logic unit (IPLU) or the like is mounted on the circuit board. The LSI or IC is composed of a large number of semiconductor devices. Since these semiconductor devices carry out operations, such as amplification or oscillation, by receiving the supply of energy from the exterior or external source, they are generally called active elements. And, these active elements often generate inductive noise. Due to the inductive noise, high frequency magnetic fields are induced at the same surface as an element mounting surface of the circuit board and an opposite surface thereof. What is to be a problem here is a phenomenon, such as performance degradation or abnormal resonance, caused by the electrostatic coupling, an increase of the line-line coupling due to the electromagnetic coupling, or an electromagnetic interference due to radiant noise.
Conventionally, against such a so-called electromagentic interference, a measure has been taken, for example, to insert a low-pass filter into a circuit, to dispose a circuit in question at a distance or to carry out shielding, so as to suppress the electromagnetic coupling or the undesired radiant noise which causes the electromagnetic interference.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of an LSI equipped with an EMI countermeasure component constituted by a composite magnetic body according to one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of an LSI equipped with an EMI countermeasure component constituted by a composite magnetic body according to one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of an LSI equipped with an EMI countermeasure component constituted by a composite magnetic body according to one embodiment of the present invention.
Hereinbelow, an EMI countermeasure component and an active element equipped with it according to the best mode for carrying out the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
Referring to FIG. 1, a shown active element has an LSI 1. Also shown is an EMI countermeasure component 2 covering the LSI from its upper surface to upper portions of leads (pins) 1a at the sides of the LSI. The EMI countermeasure component 2 comprises a composite magnetic body made of soft magnetic powder having oxide films on the surfaces thereof and an organic binding agent.
Referring to FIG. 2, a shown active element has an LSI 1. Also shown is an EMI countermeasure component 2′ covering the LSI from its upper peripheral edge portion to upper portions of leads (pins) 1a at the sides of the LSI. The EMI countermeasure component 2′ comprises a composite magnetic body made of soft magnetic powder having oxide films on the surfaces thereof and an organic binding agent.