Abstract:
A circuit board (200, 300, 400) design is disclosed that is useful in high speed differential signal applications uses either a via arrangement or a circuit trace exit structure. In the via arrangement, sets of differential signal pair vias (301, 303, 401, 402) and an associated ground (302) are arranged adjacent to each other in a repeating pattern. The differential signal vias (301, 303, 591) of each pair are spaced closer to their associated ground via (302a, 593a) than the spacing between the adjacent differential signal pair associated ground (302b, 593b) so that differential signal vias exhibit a preference for electrically coupling to their associated ground vias. The circuit trace exit structure involves the exit portions of the circuit traces (420, 550) of the differential signal vias (401, 402, 591) to follow a path where the traces then meet with and join to the transmission line portions (552) of the conductive traces.
Abstract:
A light emitting device includes a mounting board, a first light emitting element and a second light emitting element. The mounting board includes an insulator which includes a front face and a back face, a pair of front face wiring parts disposed on the front face of the insulator, a connection wiring part disposed on the front face of the insulator and spaced apart from the front face wiring parts, a pair of back face terminals disposed on the back face of the insulator, first interlayer wiring parts penetrating the insulator and electrically connecting the front face wiring parts and the back face terminals, and one or more second interlayer wiring parts embedded in the insulator to be in contact with the connection wiring part, and spaced apart from the back face terminals.
Abstract:
First (111) and second (112) signal wiring patterns are formed in a first conductor layer (101). A first electrode pad (121) electrically connected to the first signal wiring pattern through a first via (131) and a second electrode pad (122) electrically connected to the second signal wiring pattern through a second via (132) are formed in a second conductor layer (102) as a surface layer. A third conductor layer (103) is disposed between the first conductor layer and the second conductor layer with an insulator (105) interposed between those conductor layers. A first pad (141,151,161,171) electrically connected to the first via is formed in the third conductor layer. The first pad includes an opposed portion (141a,151b,161c,171d) which overlaps the second electrode pad as viewed in a direction perpendicular to the surface of a printed board and which is opposed to the second electrode pad through intermediation of the insulator. This enables reduction of crosstalk noise caused between the signal wirings.
Abstract:
A high frequency module (1) incorporates a layered substrate (200). The layered substrate has a bottom surface (200a) and a top surface (200b). Terminals (Rx11) are disposed on the bottom surface. SAW filters (121) and inductors (81) are mounted on the top surface. The layered substrate incorporates: a first conductor layer (433) connecting the SAW filters to the inductors; a second conductor layer (451) connected to the terminals and disposed at a location closer to the bottom surface than the first conductor layer; and a plurality of parallel signal paths (701,702) each of which is formed using at least one through hole (h25,h26) provided inside the layered substrate and each of which connects the first and second conductor layers to each other.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board package structure includes a substrate (110) having a first surface (111) and a second surface (113), a ring-shaped magnetic element (120), an adhesive layer (130), conductive portions (140) and conductive channels (150). The first and second surfaces respectively have first (114) and second (116) metal portions. A ring-shaped concave portion (112) is formed on a position not covered by the first metal portions of the first surface. The ring-shaped magnetic element is placed in the ring-shaped concave portion. The adhesive layer covers the first metal portions and the ring-shaped magnetic element. The conductive portions are formed on the adhesive layer. The conductive channels penetrate the conductive portions, the adhesive layer, and the substrate, and are respectively located in an inner wall (122) and outside an outer wall (124) of the ring-shaped concave portion. Each of the conductive channels includes a conductive film (152) electrically connects to the aligned conductive portion and second metal portion.
Abstract:
Described herein is a device with vertical transition (1) having a plurality of layers set on top of one another, which define a first transmission line (2) and a second transmission line (3); the first transmission line (2) has a first conductive path (5) and the second transmission line (3) has a second conductive path (10); an electrical connection structure (20, 21) extends vertically through one or more of the layers set on top of one another and provides the connection between the first conductive path (5) and the second conductive path (10). The electrical connection structure (20, 21) generates a condition of resonance for a signal travelling in the first conductive path (5) and/or second conductive path (10) and having a frequency selected in a band of pre-set frequencies.
Abstract:
A parallel resonant circuit is realized by stacking first to fourth wiring patterns (MS21,MS22,MS23,MS24) each having at least an inductance element. One of the adjacent first and second wiring patterns is set to a signal input node (Nin) and the other thereof is set to a signal output node (Nout). Then, the signal input node is connected to the signal output node via inductance elements of the first wiring pattern, third wiring pattern, fourth wiring pattern and second wiring pattern in order. By adjacently forming wiring layers of the signal input and output nodes, a capacitance value between the input and output nodes is increased compared to that when they are separated. Also, by increasing the line width of the first and second wiring patterns, the capacitance value can be further increased. Therefore, it is possible to achieve a large capacitance value in a small area and downsizing of the electronic device.
Abstract:
According to the invention, a microperforation (PMP) process step is combined with the lamination process. To this end, a dielectric layer (11,11') and a prefabricated product (1) are placed between two perforation dies (21,23) or a support and a perforation die. The prefabricated product (1) is partially covered by a conducting layer forming structures to be contacted by microvias. Pressure is applied on the perforation die (21,22), perforation tips of the perforation dies forming microvias for contacting the structures. A surface of the dielectric layer (11,11') or the prefabricated product (1) is configurated or coated to in a manner that the prefabricated product (1) and the dielectric layer (11,11') stick to each other after the pressure has been applied.