Structure for mounting components
First Claim
1. A structure for mounting electronic components comprising:
- a housing including a ceramic substrate;
conductor patterns formed on the housing; and
electronic components including an acceleration detector which is bonded on the inside of the housing and is connected to the conductor patterns, wherein;
the housing is composed of a ceramic substrate and a ceramic cover.
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Abstract
An acceleration sensor is disclosed which includes a capacitance-type acceleration detection element mounted on a ceramic base plate. The element comprises a movable electrode mounted between a pair of fixed electrodes. Acceleration of the sensor in a measurement direction causes the movable electrode to move relative to the fixed electrodes and the element has opposite ends in a direction perpendicular to the measurement direction. The acceleration detection element is mounted on the base at a first one of the opposite ends. Accordingly, the mounting surface of the acceleration sensor is parallel to the direction of acceleration to be detected. Thus the acceleration sensor can be surface-mounted on a printed board, and more be easily mounted in an automobile air bag control system or the like.
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10 Claims
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1. A structure for mounting electronic components comprising:
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a housing including a ceramic substrate;
conductor patterns formed on the housing; and
electronic components including an acceleration detector which is bonded on the inside of the housing and is connected to the conductor patterns, wherein;
the housing is composed of a ceramic substrate and a ceramic cover.
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2. A structure for mounting a housing containing electronic components therein comprising:
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a housing;
conductor patterns formed on the housing;
a gold connection on a surface of the conductor patterns; and
a base board for mounting the housing thereon, the housing being soldered on the base board and electrically connected thereto at portions where the conductor patterns are formed. - View Dependent Claims (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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