Electronic component and electronic device
AssigneeAisin Aw Co., Ltd.
InventorsHitoshi Nakagawa, Gen Tokuyama, Yuki Mizuno
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Abstract
An electronic component to be mounted on a substrate, including an electronic component-side land that faces a substrate-side land provided on the substrate when the electronic component is mounted on the substrate. A non-soldered region is provided on a surface of the electronic component-side land, facing the substrate-side land, so that a shape of the substrate-side land is different from a shape of the electronic component-side land facing the substrate-side land.
Claims7
An electronic component to be mounted on a substrate, comprising:
- a plurality of component-side lands having areas of different sizes, one of the electronic component-side lands faces a substrate-side land provided on the substrate when the electronic component is mounted on the substrate, wherein
- a non-soldered region is provided on a surface of the one electronic component-side land, facing the substrate-side land, so that a shape of the substrate-side land is different from a shape of the one electronic component-side land facing the substrate-side land,
- wherein the non-soldered region is provided on the one electronic component-side land which has the largest area among the plurality of electronic component-side lands.
An electronic component o be mounted on a substrate, comprising:
- an electronic component-side land that faces a substrate-side land provided on the substrate when the electronic component is mounted on the substrate, wherein
- a non-soldered region is provided on a surface of the electronic component-side land, facing the substrate-side land, so that a shape of the substrate-side land is different from a shape of the electronic component-side land facing the substrate-side land,
- wherein a groove is provided on the surface of the electronic component-side land, facing the substrate-side land, as the non-soldered region,
- wherein a thickness of the electronic component-side land at a position of the groove different from a thickness of the substrate-side land at a position facing the groove.
An electronic component to be mounted on a substrate, comprising:
- electronic component-side lands that respectively face substrate-side lands provided on the substrate when the electronic component is mounted on the substrate, wherein
- the electronic component-side lands include a grounding land that is provided substantially at a center of a surface of the electronic component, facing the substrate, and input/output lands that are provided around the grounding land,
- the input/output lands include a reinforcement land that is provided near an outer periphery of the surface of the electronic component, facing the substrate, and that is formed to have an area larger than that of the other input/output land, and
- a non-soldered region is provided on a surface of the reinforcement land, facing the substrate-side land, so that a shape of the substrate-side land is different from a shape of the reinforcement land facing the substrate-side land.
An electronic device comprising:
- a substrate that includes a substrate-side land;
- and
- an electronic component that includes a plurality of electronic component-side lands having areas of different sizes, one of the electronic component-side lands facing the substrate-side land when the electronic component is mounted on the substrate, wherein
- a non-soldered region is provided on at least one of a surface of the substrate-side land, facing the one electronic component-side land, and a surface of the one electronic component-side land, facing the substrate-side land, so that a shape of the substrate-side land is different from a shape of the one electronic component-side land facing the substrate-side land,
- wherein the non-soldered region is provided on the one electronic component-side land, which is the electronic component-side land having a largest area among the plurality of electronic component-side lands.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.