WO2021024453A1 - 光センサモジュール - Google Patents
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- This application relates to an optical sensor module.
- an infrared detection element Conventionally, an infrared detection element, a lens holding member containing the infrared detection element, and a lens arranged in front of the infrared detection element so that a condensing point overlaps the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element and fixed to the lens holding member.
- An optical sensor module equipped with and is known.
- the optical sensor module positions, for example, a lens holding member that fixes and holds the lens with respect to the infrared detection element bonded on the insulating substrate so that the focusing point overlaps the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element.
- an adhesive ultraviolet (UV) curing adhesive
- UV curing adhesive is applied in advance to a position where the bottom surface of the positioned lens holding member contacts the insulating substrate, and then the lens holding member is arranged at the positioned position. After that, the coated portion of the adhesive is irradiated with ultraviolet rays to cure the adhesive so that the relative positions of the lens fixed to the lens holding member and the infrared detection element do not change.
- the lens holding member to which the lens is fixed and the insulating substrate to which the infrared detection element is bonded are adhered, and the relative position between the light receiving part of the infrared detection element and the focusing point of the lens does not change.
- the conventional optical sensor module cannot control the thickness of the adhesive between the substrate and the lens holding member after the lens holding member is arranged. Therefore, when bonding is performed with a device that does not have an active alignment function that arranges the lens holding member while viewing the image acquired by operating the infrared detection element, the thickness of the adhesive varies and the load on which the lens holding member is mounted is small.
- the lens holding member is tilted with respect to the substrate due to factors such as a bias in the position where the lens holding member is attracted.
- the focusing point of the lens may be displaced from the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element, and the optical sensor module may not be able to receive light normally.
- the lens position is assembled so that the focusing point of the lens overlaps the light receiving part of the infrared detection element.
- the lens is integrally formed with the lens holding member, when the lens holding member is tilted with respect to the infrared detection element, the focusing point of the lens deviates from the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element and normally receives light. It may not be possible.
- the lens holding member is arranged, there is a wiring member or the like for operating the infrared detection element on the substrate housed in the lens holding member.
- the lens holding member is arranged on the adhesive, if the amount of the applied adhesive is large or the load on which the lens holding member is mounted is large, the lens holding member is crushed and the inside of the lens holding member is crushed.
- the adhesive that has spread wet and spreads in contact with the wiring member inside the lens holding member.
- the wiring member that comes into contact with the adhesive may be deformed and come into contact with the surrounding wiring member, or the wiring may be broken, so that the infrared detection element may not operate.
- the lens holding member and the lens are separate members. Therefore, after the lens holding member is adhered to the substrate, before attaching the lens to the lens holding member, whether or not the adhesive protruding inside the lens holding member is in contact with the wiring member or whether or not the lens holding member is tilted is checked. Can be inspected. Therefore, if there is a problem, the position of the wiring member can be corrected, the lens can be attached so as to absorb the inclination of the lens holding member, or the lens can be discarded on the spot at worst.
- the cost required for the member can be reduced, but after the lens holding member is bonded on the substrate. Cannot correct the tilt of the lens.
- the loss cost when the defect occurs is larger than that of a general optical sensor module.
- the present application discloses a technique for solving the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present application is to provide an optical sensor module in which an adhesive can be easily applied and the inclination of a lens holding member is suppressed. ..
- a substrate having an electrode pattern formed on its surface, a photodetector element fixed to the substrate, which is electrically connected to the electrode pattern, and a photodetector element for detecting light, and a lens are fixed.
- the bottom surface of the lens holding member bonded to the substrate has protrusions arranged in a dispersed manner, and the protrusions The tip is in contact with the substrate.
- optical sensor module it is possible to obtain an optical sensor module in which the adhesive is easily applied and the inclination of the lens holding member is suppressed.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a plan view showing still another configuration of the optical sensor module according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 8 showing still another configuration of the optical sensor module according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing another main configuration of the optical sensor module according to the first embodiment.
- It is a top view which shows the structure of the optical sensor module by Embodiment 2.
- FIG. It is sectional drawing at the AA position of FIG. 11 which shows the structure of the optical sensor module according to Embodiment 2.
- FIG. It is a top view which shows the structure of the optical sensor module according to Embodiment 3.
- FIG. It is sectional drawing at the AA position of FIG. 13 which shows the structure of the optical sensor module according to Embodiment 3.
- each corresponding component is independent between each figure.
- the size or scale of the same component may be different between the figure in which a part of the structure is changed and the figure in which the structure is not changed.
- the configuration of the optical sensor module although a plurality of members are actually provided, only the parts necessary for the description of the present application are described, and the description of the other parts is omitted.
- an optical sensor module that detects infrared rays as an optical sensor module will be described as an example, but for various optical sensor modules such as a visible light optical sensor module having the same problem as that of infrared rays. Each embodiment can also be applied.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a schematic configuration of the optical sensor module 101 according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.
- the optical sensor module 101 has an infrared detection element 10 as a photodetection element, a glass epoxy substrate 20 as a substrate, and a lens 90 inserted after molding, and the periphery of the lens 90 is crimped and fixed with resin. It has a lens holding member 80 integrated with the lens 90.
- the infrared detection element 10 is fixed to one surface of the glass epoxy substrate 20 by the Ag paste 60, and is fixed and housed inside the lens holding member 80.
- a lens 90 for transmitting infrared rays and condensing light is integrally fixed to the lens holding member 80, and the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 is adhered to the glass epoxy substrate 20 by an adhesive 70.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 show only the basic components of the optical sensor module 101, and are other members bonded on the glass epoxy substrate 20. Components not directly related to the present application, such as dedicated ICs, wires, capacitors, and connectors, are not shown.
- the infrared detection element 10 is a thermal infrared sensor, for example, a resistance bolometer type sensor typified by vanadium oxide (VOx), or an SOI (Silicon on Insulator) diode bolometer type sensor utilizing the temperature characteristics of a PN diode. And it consists of Si.
- a resistance bolometer type sensor typified by vanadium oxide (VOx)
- SOI Silicon on Insulator
- the glass epoxy substrate 20 is a substrate including circuits that exhibit various functions.
- the glass epoxy substrate 20 has a plate-shaped glass epoxy base material 20a and an electrode pattern 20b and an electrode pattern 20c formed on both surfaces of the glass epoxy base material 20a.
- the electrode pattern 20b and the electrode pattern 20c are interfaces that electrically connect the infrared detection element 10 fixed on the glass epoxy board 20 and other electronic devices (not shown), and also connect to other circuit boards and an external power supply. Etc. are provided.
- the glass epoxy base material 20a is an electrical insulator, and the infrared detection element 10 is bonded to the lens holding member 80, the electrode patterns 20b, and 20c bonded to the glass epoxy substrate 20 with the adhesive 70 by Ag paste 60.
- the glass epoxy base material 20a is preferably a thick material so that deformation such as warpage due to this stress is unlikely to occur, and generally, for example, a glass epoxy base material having a thickness of about 0.8 mm to 1.0 mm. 20a is used.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 show an example in which only one infrared detection element 10 is arranged on the glass epoxy substrate 20, but a plurality of infrared detection elements 10 are arranged on one glass epoxy substrate 20. You may. Further, although the number of the glass epoxy substrates 20 is one, the number of the glass epoxy substrates 20 is not limited to one. For example, a plurality of the same electrode patterns 20b and 20c are provided in one glass epoxy substrate 20, and the infrared detection element 10 and other electronic devices are arranged and joined one by one on each of the electrode patterns 20b and 20c. The region of each infrared detection element 10 may be covered with a lens holding member 80 to seal the region, and then the individual electrode patterns 20b and 20c may be cut and divided.
- the same material is generally used for the electrode pattern 20b and the electrode pattern 20c.
- An infrared detection element 10 is bonded to one of the electrode patterns 20b with Ag paste 60, and the electrode pattern 20b is formed with a joint portion by an Au wire or the like to electrically connect another electronic device and the infrared detection element 10. Connect to the target. Since such an electrode pattern 20b is a wiring member for electrically connecting the infrared detection element 10 and an external circuit, a metal having a small electric resistance is preferable. Therefore, for the electrode patterns 20b and 20c, for example, a Cu foil having a size of about 10 to 40 ⁇ m is generally used.
- the electrode pattern 20b formed on the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the infrared detection element 10 are bonded by Ag paste 60, which is a bonding material.
- Ag paste 60 is a bonding material.
- the curing temperature of the Ag paste 60 is lower than the melting point of the solder so that the surrounding solder does not remelt when the infrared detection element 10 is joined.
- the bonding material has a large thermal conductivity. Therefore, the bonding material is not limited to Ag paste, but other conductive adhesives or sintered bonding materials such as Ag nanoparticle paste may be used, but Ag paste is used from the viewpoint of adhesion temperature, thermal conductivity, cost, etc. Is preferable.
- the adhesive 70 adheres the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 to the surface of the glass epoxy substrate 20 on the side to which the infrared detection element 10 is bonded.
- the infrared detection element 10 is adhered to the surface of the glass epoxy substrate 20 by Ag paste 60, other electronic components are bonded by solder, and they are electrically connected.
- the adhesive 70 is prevented from spreading inside the lens holding member 80 so that the wires do not come off or the adjacent wires do not come into contact with each other. It is preferable to do so.
- a transfer step by an operator is performed before the adhesive 70 is cured. Then, the lens holding member 80 is peeled off or moved due to vibration during transportation, impact during dropping, or the like. As a result, infrared rays cannot be focused on the infrared detection element 10, and there is a risk that problems such as inability to image, image loss, and out-of-focus may occur.
- the adhesive 70 can be cured in the same device as the lens holding member 80 is arranged on the applied adhesive 70, and the adhesive 70 can be cured without damaging the surrounding members.
- the adhesive 70 is a UV thermosetting adhesive that cures by irradiating UV, or UV thermosetting adhesive that cures by using UV and heating below the melting point of the solder or the heat resistant temperature of the surrounding members. It is preferable to use an agent.
- the lens holding member 80 when the lens holding member 80 is arranged on the applied adhesive 70, if the load for mounting the lens holding member 80 is small or the amount of the adhesive 70 applied is too large, the lens holding member There is a risk that the 80 will tilt with respect to the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the infrared ray detection element 10 will not be able to collect infrared light. On the contrary, if the load for mounting the lens holding member 80 is too large, the adhesive 70 may be deformed and spread on the inside and outside of the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 beyond the design value. The adhesive 70 that wets and spreads on the outside of the lens holding member 80 may hinder the assembly of the optical sensor module 101 to the product.
- the adhesive 70 that has spread wet inside the lens holding member 80 comes into contact with a wiring member such as a wire, and the joint portion between the wire and the glass epoxy substrate 20 comes off, or the wire falls and comes into contact with an adjacent wire. There is a risk of On the other hand, if the amount of the adhesive 70 applied is too small, the adhesive 70 does not sufficiently wet and spread on the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80, and the adhesive strength is weakened, which may reduce the reliability of the optical sensor module 101.
- the lens holding member 80 is a box provided with a flat upper surface portion and a side portion connected to the outer edge of the upper surface portion by a thermoplastic resin, a thermosetting resin, a metal, or the like, and an opening surrounded by the side portions. ..
- the shape of the upper surface portion is square in the first embodiment, but it may be rectangular, circular, or elliptical.
- the lens holding member 80 is fixed so that the lens 90 is integrated in the upper surface portion thereof, and the infrared ray transmitted through the lens 90 is collected by the light receiving portion of the infrared ray detecting element 10 and is located on the bottom surface by the adhesive 70.
- the entire circumference of 84 is adhered to the glass epoxy substrate 20.
- the infrared detection element 10 is sealed by evacuating the inside of the lens holding member 80.
- an edge 81 is formed so that each side of the square projects outward in order to increase the adhesive area of the bottom surface 84, which is the adhesive surface of the lens holding member 80, and increase the adhesive strength.
- the diameter of the bottom of the square corresponding to the four corners is equal to or less than the width of the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 from the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 toward the glass epoxy substrate 20 facing the lens holding member 80.
- the conical trapezoidal protrusion 82 is formed, and the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 and the glass epoxy substrate 20 are adhered so that the tip of the protrusion 82 and the glass epoxy substrate 20 are in contact with each other.
- thermoplastic resin When a thermoplastic resin is used for the lens holding member 80, a PC (Polycarbonate) is generally used. In addition to PC, PA66 (NYLON66), PBT (Polybutylene Thermolate), PPS (Polyphenylene Sulfide), etc. can be used, and since these resins have high heat resistance, they are heated when the adhesive 70 is cured. It is preferable because the heating temperature can be set high even when it is necessary. Since the adhesive 70 is interposed between the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 and the glass epoxy substrate 20 for adhesion, the height of the protrusion 82 is the thickness of the adhesive.
- PC Polycarbonate
- PA66 NYLON66
- PBT Polybutylene Thermolate
- PPS Polyphenylene Sulfide
- the height of the protrusion 82 is high enough to absorb the amount of warpage of the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the stress caused by the difference in the coefficient of linear expansion between the lens holding member 80 and the glass epoxy substrate 20, and the height of the applied adhesive 70. It is preferable to set the thickness to a level lower than the thickness, and specifically, it is preferably set to about 10 to 200 ⁇ m.
- the lens 90 is a silicon lens having convex spherical surfaces on both sides, and the outer circumference is covered with the lens holding member 80 and integrated, so that the lens 90 is fixed to the upper surface portion of the lens holding member 80. There is. Therefore, when the lens holding member 80 moves, the lens 90 also moves together with the lens holding member 80, and the relative position with the infrared detection element 10 changes due to the movement of the lens holding member 80. Further, since the lens 90 transmits infrared rays but does not transmit visible light, it is not possible to observe the inside of the lens holding member 80 through the lens 90.
- the position of the lens 90 is assembled so that the focusing point of the lens 90 overlaps the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element 10 in order to be correctly imaged by the infrared detection element 10.
- the lens holding member 80 is tilted with respect to the infrared detecting element 10
- the focusing point of the lens 90 is the infrared detecting element 10.
- the infrared detection element 10 cannot normally receive light because it is separated from the light receiving unit.
- the infrared detection element 10 may not be able to take an image, the image may be chipped even if the displacement is minute, or the image may be out of focus.
- the lens holding member 80 when the lens holding member 80 is arranged, there is a wiring member or the like for operating the infrared detection element 10 on the electrode pattern 20b of the glass epoxy substrate 20 housed in the lens holding member 80. Therefore, when the lens holding member 80 is arranged on the adhesive 70, if the amount of the applied adhesive 70 is large or the load of the nozzle on which the lens holding member 80 is mounted is large, the lens holding member 80 is crushed. The adhesive 70 that has been wetted and spread inside the lens holding member 80 comes into contact with the wiring member inside the lens holding member 80. The wiring member that comes into contact with the adhesive 70 may be deformed and come into contact with the surrounding wiring members, or the wiring may be broken, which may cause defects such as the optical sensor module 101 not operating.
- the focusing point of the lens will be the infrared detection element again after the adhesive that adheres the lens holding member to the substrate is cured.
- the position of the lens can be readjusted so that it overlaps the light receiving part.
- the lens holding member 80 and the lens 90 are integrally molded, and after the lens holding member 80 is mounted on the adhesive 70, , The position of the lens 90 cannot be readjusted.
- the lens holding member 80 is set so that the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 is parallel to the glass epoxy substrate 20 regardless of the amount of the applied adhesive 70 or the loading load of the lens holding member 80. It is important to dispose. Therefore, in the optical sensor module according to the first embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the same height is provided on the bottom surfaces 84 of the four corners of the lens holding member 80 to which the lens 90 is fixed. A protrusion 82 is provided.
- the lens holding member 80 is crushed and protrudes from below the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80, and spreads wet inside the lens holding member 80.
- the volume of the adhesive 70 can be suppressed.
- the adhesive 70 wetted and spread inside the lens holding member 80 has a shape close to a semicircle.
- the optical sensor module 101 according to the first embodiment as shown in FIG.
- the adhesive 70 wet and spread inward has a shape close to a fan shape, so that the adhesive 70 is on the surface of the glass epoxy substrate 20.
- the distance A that spreads wet can be suppressed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the adhesive 70, which is crushed by the lens holding member 80 and spreads wet inside the lens holding member 80, from coming into contact with the wiring member inside the lens holding member 80.
- the shape of the protrusion 82 is a truncated cone whose bottom surface diameter is smaller than the width of the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80, so that when the lens holding member 80 is arranged on the adhesive 70, it is mounted very small.
- FIG. 5 shows a cross section in which a protrusion 82 is provided on the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 and is adhered to the glass epoxy substrate 20 with an adhesive 70.
- the linear expansion coefficient is different, so that the infrared detection element is driven or the ambient temperature is changed. Stress is generated at the bonded part. Since this stress is repeatedly generated as the usage time of the optical sensor module increases, there is a concern that the bonded portion may be broken or peeled off due to fatigue. As a result, the position of the lens holding member 80 changes, and the relative position between the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element 10 and the focusing point of the lens 90 changes, so that the infrared detection element 10 cannot take an image or an image is obtained. There is a risk that the lens will be chipped or out of focus.
- the adhesive 70 wets and spreads in the space formed between the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 by the height of the protrusion 82, thereby causing the protrusion.
- the adhesive 70 is thicker than the optical sensor module without the glass. As a result, the shear strain generated in the adhesive 70 due to the difference in linear expansion coefficient between the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the lens holding member 80 can be reduced as compared with the optical sensor module having no protrusions, so that the life of the adhesive portion by the adhesive 70 is extended. it can.
- protrusions 82 may be formed in any part of the bottom surface 84, which is an adhesive surface to be adhered to the adhesive 70 of the lens holding member 80, in any shape.
- FIG. 7 which is a plan view of FIG. 6 and a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 6
- cylindrical protrusions are provided at a total of eight positions at each corner of the lens holding member 80 and at the center of each side. It may be provided. Further, it may be a prismatic protrusion.
- FIG. 9 which is a plan view of FIG. 8 and a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 8 triangular pyramid-shaped protrusions are provided at a total of four locations in the center of each side of the lens holding member 80. It doesn't matter. Further, it may be a protrusion having a square thrust shape.
- the protrusion 82 When the lens holding member 80 is arranged on the adhesive 70, if a protrusion 82 is formed at a position where the tip contacts the adhesive 70, the protrusion 82 pushes the adhesive 70 away even with a very small loading load and is made of glass epoxy.
- the protrusion 82 preferably has a shape whose tip area is sufficiently smaller than that of the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 so that the protrusion 82 can be brought into contact with the surface of the substrate 20.
- the lens holding member 80 is formed by injection molding, the cross-sectional area becomes smaller from the bottom surface 84 to the tip, that is, the tip is narrower than the bottom, and the lens holding member 80 is easily removed from the mold. It is particularly preferable because it has a shape that easily pushes away the adhesive 70. Further, it may be a protrusion having a curved surface such as a hemisphere.
- the lens holding member 80 is arranged on the adhesive 70 applied on the glass epoxy board 20
- the lens 90 molded integrally with the lens holding member 80 is parallel to the glass epoxy board 20. It is necessary to have three or more protrusions 82 having the same height so as to be.
- the adhesive strength between the lens holding member 80 and the adhesive 70 becomes larger. It is more preferable because the joining reliability can be improved.
- the frictional force between the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the lens holding member 80 becomes large. .. Therefore, it is more preferable because the position shift between the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element 10 and the optical center of the lens 90 due to the position shift of the lens holding member 80 due to the curing shrinkage of the adhesive 70 can be suppressed.
- the height of the protrusion 82 is increased by providing the protrusion 82 on the bottom surface 84, which is the adhesive surface to be adhered by the adhesive 70 of the lens holding member 80.
- a space is formed between the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 by that amount.
- the volume of the adhesive 70 that wets and spreads inside the lens holding member 80 can be suppressed.
- the wet and spread adhesive 70 has a shape close to a fan shape, so that the distance that the adhesive 70 wets and spreads on the surface of the glass epoxy substrate 20. A can be suppressed.
- the adhesive 70 that has spread wet and spread inside the lens holding member 80 from coming into contact with the wiring member inside the lens holding member 80.
- the lens 90 integrally formed with the lens holding member 80 is attached to the infrared detection element 10. It is possible to prevent the infrared detection element 10 from being unable to take an image, being missing an image, or being out of focus due to tilting.
- the adhesive 70 is thicker than the optical sensor module without protrusions, the shear strain generated in the adhesive 70 due to the difference in linear expansion coefficient between the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the lens holding member 80 can be reduced, so that the adhesive 70 The life of the bonded portion can be extended, and a high-quality optical sensor module 101 can be obtained.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view showing a schematic configuration of the optical sensor module 102 according to the second embodiment
- FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.
- the optical sensor module 102 according to the second embodiment basically has the same configuration as the optical sensor module 101 according to the first embodiment, but differs in the following points. Here, the differences will be mainly described, and the description of the same components will be omitted.
- 11 and 12 are schematic views showing only the basic components of the optical sensor module 102, and the description of the other components will be omitted.
- the infrared detection element 10 is sealed by evacuating the inside of the lens holding member 80 after adhering the entire circumference of the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 with the adhesive 70.
- a light transmitting plate 15 which is a light transmitting member is placed on the infrared detecting element 10 at a distance from the surface of the infrared detecting element 10 via a frame 151. They are joined apart.
- the first embodiment is that the infrared detection element 10 is sealed by creating a vacuum in the space formed between the infrared detection element 10 and the light transmitting plate 15, and the inside of the lens holding member 80 is not vacuum-sealed. Is different from.
- the light transmitting plate 15 is fixed to the light incident side of the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element 10 and is integrated with the infrared detection element 10 to cover the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element 10.
- the inside covered with the infrared detection element 10, the frame 151, and the light transmitting plate 15 is vacuum-sealed. Further, since the light transmitting plate 15 transmits infrared light but does not transmit visible light, the light receiving portion of the infrared detecting element 10 cannot be observed through the light transmitting plate 15.
- the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 and the glass epoxy substrate 20 are bonded to the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 at the same height as only the four corners of the lens holding member 80.
- a total of four protrusions 82 are provided at the center of each side of the lens holding member 80.
- the adhesive 70 may be applied to such an extent that the adhesive portion is not broken or peeled off due to fatigue. For example, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the adhesive 70 may be applied only to the four corners of the lens holding member 80. ..
- the area of the bottom surface 84 can be reduced by the amount that the bonding area of the lens holding member 80 is reduced, and the optical sensor module.
- the entire 102 can be miniaturized. Further, since the adhesive area of the adhesive 70 is smaller than that of the case where the entire circumference is adhered with the adhesive 70, the shear strain generated in the adhesive 70 due to the difference in linear expansion coefficient between the glass epoxy substrate 20 and the lens holding member 80 is generated. It will be reduced. Therefore, the effect of the optical sensor module disclosed in the present application that the life of the bonded portion by the adhesive 70 can be extended becomes more effective.
- the shape of the protrusion 82 can be selected more freely.
- the adhesive does not enter between the tip of the protrusion 82 and the glass epoxy substrate 20, the tip of the protrusion 82 can be reliably brought into contact with the surface of the glass epoxy substrate 20.
- the lens 90 integrally formed with the lens holding member 80 cannot be tilted with respect to the infrared detection element 10 bonded on the glass epoxy substrate 20, the image cannot be imaged, the image is missing, or the image is out of focus. The effect of preventing the lens from dripping is also more certain.
- the lens holding member 80 is bonded only at four corners instead of the entire circumference of the bottom surface 84, but it will be described in the first embodiment in a configuration in which the light transmitting plate 15 and the frame 151 are vacuum-sealed.
- the entire circumference of the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 may be adhered with the adhesive 70 in the same manner as in the above. Even in this case, since it is not necessary to vacuum-seal the inside of the lens holding member 80, the adhesion does not need to be airtight.
- Embodiment 3. 13 is a plan view showing a schematic configuration of the optical sensor module 103 according to the third embodiment
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.
- the optical sensor module 103 according to the third embodiment basically has the same structure as the optical sensor module 101 according to the first embodiment, but differs in the following points. Here, the differences will be mainly described, and the description of the same components will be omitted. Note that FIGS. 13 and 14 are schematic views showing only the basic components of the optical sensor module 103, and description of the other components will be omitted.
- a truncated cone-shaped positioning protrusion 82a is provided at the tip of the protrusion 82 provided on the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 from the tip of the protrusion 82. It is formed integrally with.
- a positioning hole 21 is formed at the position of the glass epoxy board 20 facing the positioning protrusion 82a, and the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80 and the glass epoxy board 20 are adhered to each other with the positioning protrusion 82a inserted into the positioning hole 21. Has been done.
- the positioning protrusion 82a is inserted into the positioning hole 21, and then the tip of the protrusion 82 comes into contact with the glass epoxy substrate 20. , The glass epoxy substrate 20 and the lens holding member 80 are adhered by the adhesive 70.
- the lens holding member 80 is arranged on the adhesive 70 applied on the glass epoxy substrate 20, even if the position of the lens holding member 80 tries to move or rotate slightly due to the deformation of the adhesive 70. Since the positioning protrusion 82a is inserted into the positioning hole 21, the lens holding member 80 can be adhered without being displaced.
- the adhesive 70 shrinks when the lens holding member 80 is adhered, or the optical sensor module 103 is driven or the ambient temperature changes. Even if the adhesive 70 is deformed due to this, the positioning protrusion 82a inserted into the positioning hole 21 is in contact with the inlet of the positioning hole 21 at the bottom surface, so that the relative position between the positioning protrusion 82a and the positioning hole 21 Does not change. For this reason, the position of the lens holding member 80 changes, and the relative position between the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element 10 and the focusing point of the lens 90 changes, making it impossible to take an image, the image is missing, or the image is in focus. It is possible to prevent defects such as disappearance.
- the glass epoxy substrate 20 of the lens holding member 80 is formed. Positioning on the top can be performed reliably. Further, during bonding, the lens holding member 80 does not shift in position due to the deformation of the adhesive 70 after bonding or the thermal stress generated by the temperature change, so that the position of the light receiving portion of the infrared detection element 10 and the optical center of the lens 90 are displaced. Can be prevented.
- the protrusions 82 are formed at the four corners of the lens holding member 80, the positioning protrusions 82a are provided on the respective protrusions 82, and the positioning holes 21 are located at the positions of the glass epoxy substrates facing the positioning protrusions 82a.
- protrusions 82 having positioning protrusions 82a may be provided at a total of eight locations at each corner of the lens holding member 80 and at the center of each side, or at a total of four locations at the center of each side of the lens holding member 80. It may be provided.
- the positioning protrusions 82a may not be provided on all the protrusions 82, and the positioning protrusions 82a may be provided only on some of the protrusions 82.
- the positioning protrusion 82a and the positioning hole 21 face each other. It is necessary to arrange at least two places at the same position.
- the light transmitting plate 15 which is a light transmitting member is solder-bonded on the infrared detecting element 10, and a vacuum is formed in the space formed between the infrared detecting element 10 and the light transmitting plate 15.
- the infrared detection element 10 may be sealed, and the inside of the lens holding member 80 may not be vacuum-sealed. Since it is not necessary to vacuum-seal the inside of the lens holding member 80, it is not necessary to apply the adhesive 70 to the entire circumference of the bottom surface 84 of the lens holding member 80, and the protrusion 82 can be provided at a position where the adhesive 70 is not applied. It will be easier.
- the adhesive 70 from leaking from the positioning hole 21 to the back surface of the glass epoxy substrate 20, and the lens holding member 80 is positioned on the glass epoxy substrate 20 to form the lens holding member 80 at the time of bonding and after bonding.
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図1は、実施の形態1による光センサモジュール101の概略構成示す平面図、図2は図1のA-A位置での断面図である。光センサモジュール101は、基本構成として、光検出素子としての赤外線検出素子10と、基板としてのガラスエポキシ基板20と、成型後にレンズ90が挿入されてレンズ90の周囲を樹脂でかしめて固定することでレンズ90と一体となったレンズ保持部材80とを有している。ガラスエポキシ基板20の一表面に赤外線検出素子10がAgペースト60によって固着されて、レンズ保持部材80の内部に固定され、収納されている。レンズ保持部材80には赤外線を透過して集光するためのレンズ90が一体となって固定されており、レンズ保持部材80の底面84は接着剤70によってガラスエポキシ基板20に接着されている。
図11は実施の形態2による光センサモジュール102の概略構成を示す平面図、図12は図11のA-A位置での断面図である。本実施の形態2による光センサモジュール102も基本的に実施の形態1における光センサモジュール101と同じ構成を有するが、以下の点で相違する。ここでは、主に相違点について説明を行い、同じ構成部分についてはその説明を省略する。なお、図11および図12は光センサモジュール102における基本的な構成部分のみを図示する模式図であり、その他の構成部分については説明を省略する。
図13は実施の形態3による光センサモジュール103の概略構成を示す平面図、図14は図13のA-A位置での断面図である。本実施の形態3による光センサモジュール103も基本的に実施の形態1による光センサモジュール101と同じ構造を有するが、以下の点で相違する。ここでは、主に相違点について説明を行い、同じ構成部分についてはその説明を省略する。なお、図13および図14は光センサモジュール103における基本的な構成部分のみを図示する模式図であり、その他の構成部分については説明を省略する。
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- 表面に電極パターンが形成された基板と、
前記電極パターンに電気接続されるとともに、前記基板に固定された、光を検出する光検出素子と、
レンズが固定され、前記光検出素子を取り囲む位置で前記基板に接着剤で接着されたレンズ保持部材と、を備えた光センサモジュールにおいて、
前記基板に接着される前記レンズ保持部材の底面は分散配置された突起を有し、前記突起の先端が前記基板と接していることを特徴とする光センサモジュール。 - 前記光検出素子の光入射側が、光透過部材を含む部材で真空封止されていることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起を3個以上有することを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起の、前記底面に平行な断面における断面積は、先端が底部よりも狭いことを特徴とする請求項1から3のいずれか1項に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起の形状は円錐または角錐であることを特徴とする請求項4に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起の形状は円錐台または角錐台であることを特徴とする請求項4に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起の形状は柱状であることを特徴とする請求項1から3のいずれか1項に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起の角部が丸められていることを特徴とする請求項4から7のいずれか1項に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起の先端から突き出す位置決め突起を有し、この位置決め突起が前記基板に設けられた位置決め孔に挿入されていることを特徴とする請求項1から4のいずれか1項に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記レンズ保持部材の底面の面粗さは、前記レンズ保持部材の他の表面の面粗さよりも粗いことを特徴とする請求項1から9のいずれか1項に記載の光センサモジュール。
- 前記突起の先端の面粗さは、前記レンズ保持部材の他の表面の面粗さよりも粗いことを特徴とする請求項1から9のいずれか1項に記載の光センサモジュール。
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