Abstract:
A method of detachment of a connector which is provided with a housing having connector pins to be inserted into a board and with a first member which is arranged between the housing and the board and through which the connector pins are inserted, the method including a process of pulling out the connector pins from the board. This process utilizes the lever principle, which uses the first member as a fulcrum and which uses any point on the housing as a point of action, so as to pull out the connector pins from the board.
Abstract:
In the initial state, a part having a bottom electrode such as a BGA is attached to a substrate. A heat transfer material such as low melting point solder is allowed to fill a gap between the substrate and the part having the bottom electrode, and the heat transfer material and the BGA serving as the bottom electrode are heated. The heat transfer material and the BGA are melted by the heating so that the part having the bottom electrode is removed from the substrate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device module includes a first substrate layer on which a first semiconductor device is surface-mounted, a second substrate layer that is a layer laminated on a side of the first substrate layer on which the first semiconductor device is not surface-mounted, a second semiconductor device being surface-mounted on a surface of the second substrate layer and not on a side of the first substrate layer, and a hollow section that is a space sandwiched between the first substrate layer and the second substrate layer and formed on back sides of areas on which the first semiconductor device and the second semiconductor device are surface-mounted.