Abstract:
A flexible printed circuit board includes a power wiring layer transmitting power and a signal wiring layer insulated and stacked over or under the power wiring layer. The flexible printed circuit board may also include an upper wiring layer and a lower wiring layer insulated and stacked each other, and the power wiring layer and the signal wiring layer are provided between the upper wiring layer and the lower wiring layer.
Abstract:
A multifunctional high current circuit board includes a high current-carrying current-conducting layer and a switching layer, which is connected to at least one heat source, wherein high current-carrying potentials are conducted into the switching layer.
Abstract:
Embedding a discrete electrical device in a printed circuit board (PCB) includes: providing a vertical via as a blind hole from a horizontal surface of the PCB to an electrically conductive structure in a first layer, the first layer being one layer of a first core section of a plurality of core sections vertically arranged above each other, each core section including lower and upper conductive layers, and a non-conductive layer in between; inserting the electrical device into the via, with the device extending within at least two of the core sections; establishing a first electrical connection between a first electrical device contact device and the electrically conductive structure in the first layer; and establishing a second electrical connection between a second electrical device contact and a second layer, the second layer being one of the electrically conductive layers of a second horizontal core section.
Abstract:
Systems and methods described herein provide for a circuit board having multiple fault containment regions therein. The circuit board includes a first fault containment region defined, at least in part, by first and second metal layers coupled to ground. The first fault containment region includes a first signal layer between the first and second metal layers, a third metal layer between the first and second metal layers, the third metal layer connected to the first signal layer to provide a return path for the first signal layer, and a fourth metal layer between the first and second metal layers, the fourth metal layer connected to the first signal layer to provide power to the first signal layer. The circuit board also includes a second fault containment region in a plurality of layers below the first fault containment region.
Abstract:
A laminated wiring board includes a plurality of wiring layers that are stacked with the intermediary of an insulating layer between the layers and have a four-layer wiring unit obtained by disposing a power supply layer, a ground layer, a first signal wiring layer, and a second signal wiring layer sequentially from one side to the other side of a layer stacking direction with the intermediary of an insulating layer between the layers. One of the first signal wiring layer and the second signal wiring layer includes a data signal line and the other includes a clock signal line. The data signal line and the clock signal line are so disposed as to be prevented from overlapping with each other in a view perpendicular to the layer stacking direction at least at a place where both lines are disposed as parallel lines.
Abstract:
A multilayer wiring board includes a signal electrode, a first power supply electrode, and a ground electrode, which are connected to a first element that outputs a signal, an electrode connected to a second element that receives the signal, a ground layer that serves as a return path for a return current of the signal, a first power supply layer that is disposed adjacent to the ground layer with a dielectric layer interposed therebetween and supplies electric power to the first element, and a second power supply layer that is provided independently of the first power supply layer and supplies electric power to the second element. The first power supply layer causes the return current to return to the first element through the first power supply electrode as a displacement current between the ground layer and the first power supply layer.
Abstract:
A multilayer circuit device having electrically isolated tightly spaced electrical current carrying traces and including a first nonconductive substrate having a first conductive material affixed to a first side thereof to form a first ground plane, a plurality of elongated first conductive traces formed on a second side of the first non-conductive substrate and having transverse widths of 50 microns or less and rising above the upper surface of the first substrate to a height equal to or greater than the widths thereof such that a transverse cross section of the first conductive traces has a height-to-width ratio equal to or exceeding 1, adjacent ones of the first traces being separated from each other by first elongated spaces, the first conductive traces being variously useful as ground lines, signal lines and/or power lines.
Abstract:
A high-frequency device having high-frequency-signal-treating circuits in and on a laminate substrate comprising pluralities of dielectric layers having conductor patterns, the high-frequency-signal-treating circuits having amplifier circuits and switch circuits; terminals including input and output terminals of high-frequency signals, the power supply terminals of the amplifier circuits and the power supply terminals of the switch circuits being formed on one main surface of the laminate substrate; power supply lines each having one end connected to each of the power supply terminals of the amplifier circuits and power supply lines each having one end connected to each of the power supply terminals of the switch circuits being formed on one dielectric layer to constitute a power supply line layer; a first ground electrode being arranged on the side of the main surface with respect to the power supply line layer, the first ground electrode overlapping at least part of the power supply lines in a lamination direction; a second ground electrode being arranged on the opposite side of the first ground electrode with respect to the power supply line layer, the second ground electrode overlapping at least part of the power supply lines in a lamination direction; and the high-frequency-signal-treating circuits being arranged on the opposite side of the power supply line layer with respect to the second ground electrode.
Abstract:
A laminated wiring board includes a plurality of wiring layers that are stacked with the intermediary of an insulating layer between the layers and have a four-layer wiring unit obtained by disposing a power supply layer, a ground layer, a first signal wiring layer, and a second signal wiring layer sequentially from one side to the other side of a layer stacking direction with the intermediary of an insulating layer between the layers. One of the first signal wiring layer and the second signal wiring layer includes a data signal line and the other includes a clock signal line. The data signal line and the clock signal line are so disposed as to be prevented from overlapping with each other in a view perpendicular to the layer stacking direction at least at a place where both lines are disposed as parallel lines.
Abstract:
A substrate includes a power plane and a ground plane that are placed apart from and are substantially parallel to each other, and at least one signal line that is placed between the power plane and the ground plane. The ground plane includes a first conductive layer having a first conductivity. The power plane includes a second conductive layer having the first conductivity, and the power plane or the ground plane includes a third conductive layer having a second conductivity lower than the first conductivity. The third conductive layer faces the at least one signal line across a dielectric substance.