Fastening arrangement having a fastening plate and employment of the fastening arrangement
AssigneeEpcos AG
InventorsNorbert Will, Rainer Hebel, Rudolf Minihoffer
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Abstract
A fastening arrangement uses a fastening plate for fastening a component on a printed circuit board. The fastening plate has incisions that separate the direct connections between the printed circuit board fastening points and the component fastening points of the fastening plate. Over and above this, the invention is directed to the employment of the fastening plate. Due to the incisions in the fastening plate, a solder star electrolytic capacitor having high resistance to oscillation is obtained and can be advantageously utilized in the automotive sector.
Claims20
A fastening plate for fastening a component on a printed circuit board, said plate having printed circuit fastening points on one surface and component fastening points on a second surface opposite the one surface, said plate having means arranged at the printed circuit fastening points for forming a rigid connection to a printed circuit board, means arranged at the component fastening points on the plate for forming rigid connections for a component, and an incision for separating a direct connection between a printed circuit board fastening point and a neighboring component fastening point, said incision extending inward from an outer edge of the plate.
A fastening arrangement comprising a fastening plate, a printed circuit board, and a component, said fastening plate having printed circuit fastening points on one surface and component fastening points on a second surface opposite the one surface, the plate having first means arranged on the printed circuit fastening points for forming tight rigid connections to the printed circuit board, said fastening plate having second means arranged on the component fastening points for forming a rigid connection to the component, said fastening plate having incisions that separate the direct connection between a printed circuit board fastening point and a neighboring component fastening point, said incisions extending inward from an outer edge of the plate.
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