17849093. CIRCUIT BOARD STRUCTURES FOR COMPONENT PROTECTION simplified abstract (MICRON TECHNOLOGY, INC.)
CIRCUIT BOARD STRUCTURES FOR COMPONENT PROTECTION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Bradley Bitz of Meridian ID (US)
João Elmiro da Rocha Chaves of Middleton ID (US)
Kristopher Hamrick of Boise ID (US)
CIRCUIT BOARD STRUCTURES FOR COMPONENT PROTECTION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17849093 titled 'CIRCUIT BOARD STRUCTURES FOR COMPONENT PROTECTION
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes methods, systems, and devices for protecting components on a circuit board, particularly memory devices. The circuit board includes structures that shield the memory devices and components from external forces.
- Memory systems can be implemented on a circuit board.
- Memory devices and components for accessing them are attached to the circuit board.
- The circuit board has structures that extend from it to shield the memory devices and components from forces.
- The structures protect the memory devices and components from potential damage.
Potential Applications
- Electronics manufacturing industry
- Computer hardware industry
- Consumer electronics industry
Problems Solved
- Protection of memory devices and components from external forces
- Prevention of potential damage to memory systems on circuit boards
Benefits
- Enhanced durability and longevity of memory systems
- Improved reliability of circuit boards
- Reduced risk of damage to memory devices and components.
Original Abstract Submitted
Methods, systems, and devices for circuit board structures for component protection are described. A memory system may be implemented on a circuit board, where one or more memory devices may be attached to the circuit board. Components for accessing the one or more memory devices may also be attached to the circuit board. The circuit board may also include one or more structures extending from the circuit board that are configured to shield the one or more memory devices, the components for accessing the one or more memory devices, or both, from forces.
