Printed circuit board for harsh environments
AssigneeSiemens Energy, Inc.
InventorsDavid J. Mitchell, Anand A. Kulkarni, Andrew J. Burns
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AssigneeSiemens Energy, Inc.
InventorsDavid J. Mitchell, Anand A. Kulkarni, Andrew J. Burns
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A printed circuit board (PCB 22) capable of withstanding ultra high G forces and ultra high temperature as in a gas turbine (11). The PCB includes a substrate having a plurality of cavities (30A, 36A) formed therein for receiving components of a circuit, and conductors embedded in the PCB for electrically connecting the components together to complete the circuit. Each of the cavities has a wall (36A′) upstream of the G-forces which supports the respective component in direct contact in order to prevent the development of tensile loads in a bonding layer (37A). When the component is an integrated circuit (50), titanium conductors (63) are coupled between exposed ends of the embedded conductors and contact pads on the integrated circuit. A gold paste (51) may be inserted into interstitial gaps between the integrated circuit and the upstream wall.
A printed circuit board capable of withstanding an ultra high G force as in a rotating component of a gas turbine, said printed circuit board comprising:
A printed circuit board for use on a rotating part of a gas turbine engine and being capable of withstanding the ultra high G-forces and the ultra high temperature of said gas turbine engine, said printed circuit board comprising:
In a telemetry system for use in a high temperature and high G-force environment, a circuit module affixed to a moving part and disposed for receiving information sensed about a condition of said part and transmitting said received information to a receiver external to said environment, said circuit module being adapted for the high temperature and high G-force environment and comprising:
A printed circuit board capable of withstanding an ultra high G-force as in a rotating component of a gas turbine, said printed circuit board comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.