Electronic circuit device
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1. An electronic circuit device comprising:
- a sub-board electrically coupled to a main board via a board terminal disposed at a sub-board edge, and disposed upright on the main board;
a semiconductor element mounted on the sub-board, the semiconductor element facing the sub-board in parallel;
a temperature sensor mounted on the sub-board adjacent the semiconductor element for detecting a temperature of the semiconductor element;
a heat sink formed so as to surround the sub-board and the semiconductor element; and
a resin material injected inside the heat sink so as to cover the sub-board, the temperature sensor, and a first portion of the semiconductor element,wherein a second portion of the semiconductor element remains uncovered by the resin material and is attached to the heat sink to conduct thermal energy away from the semiconductor element, andwherein the semiconductor element stops operating when the temperature sensor detects a temperature exceeding a predetermined temperature.
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Abstract
An electronic circuit device includes a sub-board disposed upright on a main board. The sub-board is electrically coupled to the main board via a board terminal) disposed at sub-board edge. A semiconductor element is mounted on the sub-board facing the sub-board in parallel. A temperature sensor is also mounted on the sub-board. A heat sink is formed so as to surround the sub-board and the semiconductor element. A resin material is injected inside a heat sink so as to cover the sub-board, the temperature sensor, and the semiconductor element.
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1. An electronic circuit device comprising:
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a sub-board electrically coupled to a main board via a board terminal disposed at a sub-board edge, and disposed upright on the main board; a semiconductor element mounted on the sub-board, the semiconductor element facing the sub-board in parallel; a temperature sensor mounted on the sub-board adjacent the semiconductor element for detecting a temperature of the semiconductor element; a heat sink formed so as to surround the sub-board and the semiconductor element; and a resin material injected inside the heat sink so as to cover the sub-board, the temperature sensor, and a first portion of the semiconductor element, wherein a second portion of the semiconductor element remains uncovered by the resin material and is attached to the heat sink to conduct thermal energy away from the semiconductor element, and wherein the semiconductor element stops operating when the temperature sensor detects a temperature exceeding a predetermined temperature. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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