1. A mounted structure comprising:
a semiconductor device including:
a first circuit board with a first interconnection electrode that is exposed at a side end face of the first circuit board;
a semiconductor component comprising an IC chip and being mounted on the first circuit board;
a molded part comprising a resin and covering at least a part of the semiconductor component; and
a coating covering a surface of the molded part, the coating comprising a composite of conductive particles and a resin, the coating being in contact with the first interconnection electrode exposed at the side end face of the first circuit board, and
a second circuit board on which the semiconductor device is mounted, said second circuit board having a second interconnection electrode that is exposed at a surface of the second circuit board, the second interconnection electrode being in contact with the coating of the semiconductor device.
2. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein the first interconnection electrode exposed at the side end face of the first circuit board is a ground interconnection electrode.
3. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein the molded part seals a connection part between the semiconductor component and the first circuit board.
4. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein at least a part of the semiconductor component is exposed at a surface of the molded part, and the exposed part of the semiconductor component is in contact with the coating.
5. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein the conductive particles comprises at least one of nickel silver, stainless steel, copper, iron, silver, aluminum, platinum, gold, cobalt, nickel, and manganese.
6. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein the resin of the composite comprises a thermosetting resin.
7. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein the second interconnection electrode exposed at the surface of the second circuit board is provided on the surface thereof on which the semiconductor device is mounted.
8. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein the second interconnection electrode exposed at the surface is provided on a side end face of the second circuit board.
9. The mounted structure in accordance with claim 1, wherein a connection part between the semiconductor device and the second circuit board is sealed with a resin.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. An electrical power initiator, comprising:
a starter;
a trigger in communication with the starter, wherein the trigger is configured to activate the starter in response to an accelerating force; and
a generator in communication with the starter, wherein the generator is configured to produce electrical power in response to the activation of the starter;
wherein the starter comprises a flywheel in communication with a torsion spring and the generator, wherein the starter is configured to release the torsion spring to rotate the flywheel and drive the generator upon activation of the starter.
2. The electrical power initiator according to claim 1, wherein the starter further comprises a ballast in communication with the torsion spring and the flywheel, wherein the ballast is suitably configured to increase the moment of inertia of the flywheel.
3. An electrical power initiator, comprising:
a starter;
a trigger in communication with the starter, wherein the trigger is configured to activate the starter in response to an accelerating force; and
a generator in communication with the starter, wherein the generator is configured to produce electrical power in response to the activation of the starter;
wherein the trigger comprises a wheel movably connected to a ramp, the wheel being configured to move along the ramp in response to the accelerating force to activate the starter.
4. The electrical power initiator according to claim 3, wherein the ramp comprises a substantially circular shape, and wherein the wheel is configured to rotate about the circumference of the ramp in response to the accelerating force to activate the starter.
5. The electrical power initiator according to claim 3, further comprising a compression spring responsive to the accelerating force, wherein the compression spring is configured to substantially resist the motion of the wheel along the ramp until acted upon by the accelerating force.
6. A method for generating electrical power, said method comprising the steps of:
providing a starter;
providing a trigger in communication with the starter, wherein the trigger is configured to activate the starter in response to an accelerating force; and
providing a generator in communication with the starter, wherein the generator is configured to produce electrical power in response to the activation of the starter;
wherein the step of providing the trigger comprises:
providing a wheel movably connected to a ramp, wherein the wheel is configured to move along the ramp in response to the accelerating force to activate the starter.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the ramp comprises a substantially circular shape, and wherein the wheel is configured to rotate about the circumference of the ramp in response to the accelerating force to activate the starter.
8. The method of claim 6, further comprising providing a compression spring responsive to the accelerating force, wherein the compression spring is configured to substantially resist the motion of the wheel along the ramp until acted upon by the accelerating force.
9. An electrical power initiator comprising:
a starter;
a trigger that releases the starter in response to both a rotational acceleration and a longitudinal acceleration; and
a generator that produces electrical power in response to movement of the starter, when the starter is released by the trigger.
10. The electrical power initiator of claim 9, wherein the trigger is a mechanical trigger.
11. The electrical power initiator of claim 9, wherein the generator includes an electrical motor.
12. The electrical power initiator of claim 9, wherein the starter includes a flywheel that spins when the starter is released, with the flywheel coupled to the generator such that the spinning flywheel powers the generator.
13. The electrical power initiator of claim 12, wherein the starter also includes a torsion spring around the flywheel, wherein, when the starter is released, the torsion spring spins the flywheel.
14. The electrical power initiator of claim 13, wherein the starter also includes ballast that rotates with the flywheel, wherein the ballast increases a moment of inertia of the flywheel.
15. The electrical power initiator of claim 9, wherein the trigger includes a spring coupled to the starter, such that release of the starter includes movement of the starter by the longitudinal acceleration, against force of the spring.
16. The electrical power initiator of claim 15, wherein the trigger also includes a trip wheel that moves along a ramp such that release of the starter includes movement of the trip wheel along the ramp, by the longitudinal acceleration.
17. The electrical power initiator of claim 16,
wherein the trigger also includes a sear; and
wherein movement of the trip wheel along the ramp, as part of the release of the starter, includes tripping of the sear.
18. The electrical power initiator of claim 16, wherein the spring acts on the ramp to resist movement of the trip wheel along the ramp, until the starter moves by the longitudinal acceleration, against the force of the spring.
19. The electrical power initiator of claim 9,
in combination with a thermal battery that is operatively coupled to the generator; and
wherein, when the starter is released by the trigger, the generator generates electric power of sufficient magnitude and duration to activate the thermal battery.
20. The combination of claim 19,
wherein the electrical initiator and the thermal battery are parts of a missile; and
wherein launch of the missile generates both the rotational acceleration and the longitudinal acceleration that causes release of the starter by the trigger.
21. An electrical power initiator comprising:
a starter;
a trigger that releases the starter in response to an acceleration of the entire electrical power initiator; and
a generator that produces electrical power in response to movement of the starter, when the starter is released by the trigger.
22. The electrical power initiator of claim 21,
wherein the starter includes:
a flywheel that spins when the starter is released, with the flywheel coupled to the generator such that the spinning flywheel powers the generator; and
a torsion spring around the flywheel, wherein, when the starter is released, the torsion spring spins the flywheel; and
wherein the trigger includes:
a spring coupled to the starter, such that release of the starter includes movement of the starter by a longitudinal acceleration, against force of the spring; and
a trip wheel that moves along a ramp such that release of the starter includes movement of the trip wheel along the ramp, by the longitudinal acceleration.
23. The electrical power initiator of claim 21,
in combination with a thermal battery that is operatively coupled to the generator; and
wherein, when the starter is released by the trigger, the generator generates electric power of sufficient magnitude and duration to activate the thermal battery.