Abstract:
The disclosure discloses a wireless terminal with a reduced Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) peak. The wireless terminal comprises a Printed Circuit Board (PCB), wherein a fractal gap is formed at an edge of a metal ground on the PCB to disturb distribution of induced current at the edge of the metal ground. The disclosure also discloses a method for reducing an SAR peak. On the premise of the non-influence on the communication quality of the wireless terminal, the SAR and the production cost can be reduced and the structure space of wireless terminal can be saved by using the wireless terminal and the method.
Abstract:
A PCB (100) underneath the display panel (320) includes a plurality of insulation layers (111, 113, 115, 117, 119) and one or more metal layers disposed between two adjacent insulation layers out of the plurality of insulation layers (111, 113, 115, 117, 119). A lower structure (330) is disposed between the display panel (320) and the PCB (100). At least a portion of a metal layer among the one or more metal layers that is most adjacent to the lower structure (330) is exposed, and the lower structure (330) is electrically connected to the exposed portion of the metal layer (112). Such exposed portion of the metal layer (112) is electrically connected to the lower structure (330), so that the area where the PCB (100) is referenced to the ground potential is increased. As a result, residual voltage, residual current in the PCB (100) and noise caused by electromagnetic fields generated thereby can be reduced.
Abstract:
A lead structure disposed on a substrate is provided. The substrate includes a display area disposed with a device and a peripheral area disposed with a lead structure including first pads, a second pad, first traces and a second trace. The first traces are connected to the device. Each first trace has a first linear portion and a first bonding portion connected together. Each first trace is electrically connected to one of the first pads through the first bonding portion. The second trace has a second linear portion and a second bonding portion connected together. The second trace is electrically connected to the second pad through the second bonding portion. A width of the first linear portion is smaller than a width of the first bonding portion, and a width of the second linear portion is smaller than a width of the second bonding portion.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an electrical capacitance sensor comprising: a board 10 having a one main surface and an other main surface; a sensor electrode 26 formed on the one main surface of the board 10 and detecting an electrical capacitance between the sensor electrode 26 and an object; a first guard electrode 25 formed on the one main surface of the board 10 and in a vicinity of the sensor electrode 26; and a second guard electrode 27 formed on the other main surface of the board 10, wherein a first terminal connecting portion 21 for the first guard electrode 25 and a second terminal connecting portion 23 for the second guard electrode 27 are provided at positions opposing each other.
Abstract:
A transition circuit board (100) for transitioning a cable to a connector is provided. A circuit board has an outer surface (104) with a circuit trace (106), ground plane (120) and ground link (118) provided thereon. A cable pad (114) and a contact pad (116) are provided at opposite ends of the circuit trace. The ground link is electrically common with the ground plane and is located adjacent to, and separated by a space from, the circuit trace. An insulating coating (168) is provided over at least part of the circuit trace, the ground plane and the outer surface of the circuit board. The insulating coating has a mask aperture there-through exposing an uncoated portion of the circuit trace and the ground link. A conductive jumper material is provided on the uncoated portion of the circuit trace and the ground link to electrically join the circuit trace with the ground plane.
Abstract:
There is described a multi-layer printed circuit board and a method of installing it. The circuit board includes a first signal layer formed on its obverse surface; a ground layer arranged at a position next to the first signal layer; an electronic power source layer arranged at a position next to the ground layer; and a second signal layer formed on its reverse surface. The first and second patterns are formed around peripheral areas of the first and second signal layers, respectively. The first ground pattern and the second ground pattern are electrically coupled to each other by plural through holes, and the multi-layer printed circuit board is installed on an electro-conductive housing in such a manner that a substantially whole area of the second ground pattern electrically contacts a mounting area of the electro-conductive housing, the mounting area being an electro-conductive area continuously coupled to the electro-conductive housing.
Abstract:
A circuit pattern on the surface of a printed circuit board used as a guide and connection circuit for closely spaced contacts of a connector to be connected to the circuit board. The contacts of the connector are closely spaced and possibly would not contact the connection pads (80) or might be located between connection pads (80) because of the close spacing of the contacts. The guides (70) formed from circuit patterns accurately guide the connector to the connector pads (80) on the circuit board and place each contact over its respective circuit connection pad.