Abstract:
A circuit board (1) is provided comprising a plurality of insulating layers, at least one ground layer and at least one layer comprising signal traces. The circuit board comprises at least a first conductive via (17) and a second conductive via (17). The first conductive via and the second conductive via penetrate through at least a first insulating layer of the plurality of insulating layers and are connected to a signal trace. The first conductive via and the second conductive via are arranged adjacent each other. At least in the first insulating layer the first conductive via and the second conductive via are separated in a first direction of separation (R) by a first adjustment portion comprising a dielectric material property different from the first insulating layer.
Abstract:
Printed wiring boards and methods of manufacturing printed wiring boards are disclosed. In one aspect of the invention, the printed wiring boards include electrically conductive constraining cores having at least one resin filled channel. The resin filled channels perform a variety of functions that can be associated with electrical isolation and increased manufacturing yields.
Abstract:
A high-speed router backplane, and method for its fabrication, are disclosed. The backplane uses differential signaling trace pairs on multiple high-speed signaling layers, the high-speed signaling layers separated by ground planes. Plated signaling thru-holes connect the trace pairs to the board surface for connection to external components. The signaling thru-holes pass through clearances in each ground plane. At selected ground planes, a conductive pad is patterned within each high-speed signaling thru-hole clearance, the pad slightly larger than the thru-hole diameter. The pads affect the impedance characteristics of the thru-holes, thus providing a better impedance match to the differential trace pairs, reducing signal reflections, and improving the ability to signal across the backplane at high speeds.
Abstract:
The electrical connecting element comprises an essentially stiff core, essentially mechanically stiff and PCI/HDIs with conductor paths serving as interconnect, wherein the core comprises two parts (1, 3) which can be fixed to each other. Between the two parts, a cavity (101) can be formed, in which components (103) producing a lot of heat or requiring protection from environmental influences can be placed.
Abstract:
Inductive coupling arising between adjacent vias in interconnect technologies (commonly associated with printed circuit boards or package) can be combatted through the addition of metal plates to vias. The plates generate capacitive coupling that can compensate for the inductive crosstalk normally generated between vias in printed circuit boards or packages. When the added plates of two neighboring vias overlap with each other, a capacitive coupling is generated. By balancing the inductive coupling with capacitive coupling, an effective reduction of far end crosstalk may be obtained.
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:
A parallel resonant circuit is realized by stacking first to fourth wiring patterns each having at least an inductance element. One of the adjacent first and second wiring patterns is set to a signal input node and the other thereof is set to a signal output node. 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.