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20140016330 | CERAMIC PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD COMPRISING AN AL COOLING BODY - The invention relates to a ceramic printed circuit board comprising an upper side and a lower side, sintered metallization regions being arranged on the upper side, and the lower side being embodied as a cooling body. In order to improve the heat dissipation of components on the upper side of the printed circuit board, the lower side is also provided with sintered metallization regions to which a metal cooling body is soldered. | 01-16-2014 |
20140022784 | LED LAMP COMPRISING AN LED AS THE LUMINAIRE AND A GLASS OR PLASTIC LAMPSHADE - The invention relates to an LED lamp comprising at least one LED as the luminaire, a ceramic base and a ceramic supporting body, arranged on the base and having a supporting surface for accommodating the LEDs, and further comprising a light-permeable lampshade which is fixed on the supporting body and put on the supporting surface, sintered metalized sections, which form a circuit board, being arranged on the supporting surface for the LEDs to be soldered to and optionally for applying a corresponding circuit thereto. In order for the light emitted by the LEDs to be influenced and guided by simple means, the lampshade has a cupola, dome or bonnet design and consists of glass or plastic. | 01-23-2014 |
20140284087 | CIRCUIT BOARD MADE OF AIN WITH COPPER STRUCTURES - Process for producing a ceramic circuit board with electrical conductor traces and contacting points on a side and with a through-hole contact by successively a) producing an AlN substrate and drilling holes at the locations for the vias, b) filling the holes with an adhesive paste containing copper, tungsten and/or molybdenum or alloys thereof, and c) single-pass overprinting with a second adhesive paste using a first screen-printing operation on a side of the ceramic substrate with the layout of the conductor traces and contact points, d) optionally, fully or partially repeating overprinting with the second adhesive paste, e) stoving the printed ceramic substrate in an oven with N | 09-25-2014 |
20140290985 | EMBEDDED METAL STRUCTURES IN CERAMIC SUBSTRATES - The invention relates to a method for producing a substrate comprising embedded conductive metal structures or metallizations, in particular for use as printed circuit boards. The aim of the invention is to allow the buried metallization of three-dimensional, i.e. curved or angular, substrates in addition to the two-dimensional flat and level, i.e. plate-shaped, substrates. According to the invention, this is achieved in that trenches and/or recesses are dug into the substrate using laser technology, and the metal structures are then produced in the trenches and/or recesses. | 10-02-2014 |