Abstract:
A printed wiring board on which a pattern can be formed favorably by printing and soldering even where a small part of the 1005 size or less is mounted. The printed wiring board includes a substrate; a pair of soldering lands on the substrate, the soldering lands being spaced from one another with a first side of one land opposing a first side of another land; and a mounted part having a pair of electrodes on opposite ends thereof soldered to the respective lands. A wiring line is connected to each soldering land, and an insulating element overlies the wiring lines. The insulating element has openings formed so as to expose the soldering lands therethrough. Wiring line connection elements are individually connected to only the first sides of the lands. Each insulating element opening has an edge positioned outside of the corresponding land and on the inner side of the corresponding wiring line connection element.
Abstract:
A circuit structure includes a circuit board, a first circuit component mounted on the circuit board, and a second circuit component mounted on the circuit board. The first circuit board has a first ground plane layout including at least one ground plane, and a second ground plane layout including at least one ground plane, where the first ground plane layout is not electrically connected to the second ground plane layout within the circuit board. The first circuit component is electrically connected to the first ground plane layout, and the second circuit component is electrically connected to the second ground plane layout.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, a printed wiring board includes a plurality of pads to which bumps are to be bonded respectively. The pads are each formed with a plurality of conductors, the conductors are separate from each other and correspond to one of the bumps, and the plurality of conductors define a gap therebetween, the gap being capable of receiving part of the one of the bumps.
Abstract:
A method of making circuitized substrate which includes a plurality of contiguous open segments which define facing edge portions within an electrically conductive layer to isolate separate portions of the conductive layer such that the layer can be used for different functions, e.g., as both power and ground elements, within a product (e.g., electrical assembly) which includes the substrate as part thereof. An information handling system, e.g., a mainframe computer, which represents one of the products in which the substrate may be utilized, is also provided.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to computer hardware design and in particular to a printed circuit board comprising wiring dedicated to supply electric board components such as integrated circuits with at least three different reference planes. In order to provide a printed circuit board having an improved signal return path for basically all relevant signal layers at transitions between card, connector, module and chip while still holding the cross-section structure simple, it is proposed to establish a layer structure whereina) a split voltage plane is located adjacent to one side of one of said reference planes and comprises conducting portions for all of said at least three different voltage levels in respective plane parts, andb) a signal layer being located adjacent to said reference planes.
Abstract:
A circuit board comprises a center segment distributing power and low-speed signaling, and outer segments for high-speed signaling. The segments use dielectric materials with different dielectric constants, with the outer segments supporting higher-speed signal transmission.
Abstract:
The present invention can perform, at the time of mounting flexible printed circuit boards on a display substrate, the accurate alignment without wrong mounting. A first alignment mark and a second alignment mark for performing the alignment of a flexible printed circuit board with a display substrate are attached to left and right sides of a group of lines which are formed on the flexible printed circuit board. Further, when at least one of the first alignment mark and the second alignment mark is equally divided into four areas, a shape of the alignment mark in at least one area is a shape obtained by folding back the shape of the alignment mark in other areas.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board includes a first layer including a first power portion and a first ground portion isolated from each other, and a second layer including a second power portion and a second ground portion isolated from each other. The second layer is spaced from the first layer. The second ground portion is arranged below the first power portion. The second power portion is arranged below the first ground portion. One portion of the first power portion overlaps one portion of the second power portion, and one portion of the first ground portion overlaps one portion of the second ground portion to provide a zero-intensity electric field between the first layer and the second layer. The first power portion is coupled to the second power portion via a first via. The first ground portion is coupled to the second ground portion via a second via.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board is disclosed having coextensive electrical connectors and contact pad areas. Areas of the contact pads where the traces and/or vias are located may be etched away to ensure electrical isolation between the traces, vias and contact pads.
Abstract:
A signal transmission assembly includes first and second substrates respectively having first and second electrodes, and a conductive layer disposed between the electrodes. The second electrode has a trench. The conductive layer includes an adhesive and conductive particles distributed therein. The second electrode is electrically connected to the first electrode through the conductive layer, and a portion of the adhesive is filled into the trench. When the assembly is applied to a display device, the first electrode electrically connects a non-display area to a display area of a display panel. When the second electrode and a third electrode at two ends of the second substrate are electrically connected to the first electrode and a third substrate (e.g., a PCB), respectively, a signal may be transmitted from the third substrate to the display area through the second substrate, the second electrode and the first electrode to control the display.