Abstract:
A multilayer high-frequency circuit board includes a signal line layer (102) in which a high-frequency signal line (11) is formed, ground layers (101, 103) which are laminated on both sides of the signal line layer, and an interlayer circuit which is provided in the signal line layer and which includes a ground connecting portion (13) connected to the ground layers and a signal line connecting portion (12) connected to the signal line. The interlayer circuit is characterized in that one of the signal line connecting portion and the ground connecting portion surrounds an outer periphery of the other concentrically with the one being separated from the outer periphery of the other along the signal line layer, and an inner periphery of the one and the outer periphery of the other have a similar shape excluding a complete circle.
Abstract:
A multilayered printed circuit board (200) comprising a substrate and, as serially built up thereon, a conductor circuit and an interlaminar resin insulating layer in an alternate fashion and in repetition, and a solder resist layer (114) formed further thereon as an outermost layer, with a connection of said conductor circuits through said interlaminar resin insulating layer being performed by a via-hole, wherein via-holes in different level layers among said via-holes (1072) are piled on one another, and among said piled via-holes, the via-hole (1071) in the uppermost level has a concave portion formed thereon.
Abstract:
A method of making a printed circuit board in which conductive thru-holes are formed within two dielectric layers of the board's structure so as to connect designated conductive layers. One hole connects two adjacent layers and the other connects two adjacent layers, including one of the conductive layers connected by the other hole. It is also possible to connect all three conductive layers using one or more holes. The resulting holes may be filled, e.g., with metal plating, or conductive or non-conductive paste (61). In the case of the latter, it is also possible to provide a top covering conductive layer (63) over the paste, e.g., to serve as a pad or the like on the board's external surface.
Abstract:
A method of making a printed circuit board in which conductive thru-holes are formed within two dielectric layers of the board's structure so as to connect designated conductive layers. One hole connects two adjacent layers and the other connects two adjacent layers, including one of the conductive layers connected by the other hole. It is also possible to connect all three conductive layers using one or more holes. The resulting holes may be filled, e.g., with metal plating, or conductive or non-conductive paste (61). In the case of the latter, it is also possible to provide a top covering conductive layer (63) over the paste, e.g., to serve as a pad or the like on the board's external surface.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board (100) which is excellent in reliability because of the short wiring distance of a conductor circuit, high freedom of conductor circuit design, and little possibility of cracks developing in an interlayer resin insulation layer in the vicinity of a via hole, and which comprises conductor circuits (105) and interlayer resin insulation layers (102) sequentially laminated on a substrate (101), conductor circuits sandwiching an interlayer resin insulation layer being connected via a via hole (107), characterized in that via holes in different hierarchies out of all the via holes are formed to be in a stack via structure, and at least one via hole (1072) out of the above via holes in different hierarchies has a land diameter different from those of other via holes (1071, 1073).
Abstract:
A method of optimizing the frequency response of an interconnect system of the type which conveys high frequency signals between bond pads of separate integrated circuits (ICs) mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB) through inductive conductors, such as bond wires and package legs, and a trace on the surface of the PCB. To improve the interconnect system, capacitance is added to the trace and inductance is added to the conductors, with the added trace capacitance and conductor inductance being appropriately sized relative to one another and to various other interconnect system impedances to optimize the interconnect system impedance matching frequency response.
Abstract:
A printed wiring board in which an opening existing around a pad which is a photovia land is arranged so that it is not overlapped with the pad, the area of an opening existing around a pad and that of another opening are equalized, the quantity of resin which is filled in each opening or is equalized throughout a printed wiring board and the quantity of resin overflowing from each opening or when resin is filled in each opening or is uniformed is provided. According to such a printed wiring board, a reliable printed wiring board wherein secure connection is enabled without causing disconnection can be realized when a circuit pattern provided on an interlayer insulating board formed on the printed wiring board and a conductor pad are connected by arranging an opening existing around a conductor pad so that it is not overlapped with the conductor pad and substantially equalizing the quantity of resin which is filled in an opening around a conductor pad and that of resin which is filled in another opening.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board which is of such a construction that patterns of electrically conductive strips and/or pads of either standard or non-standard form can be readily provided comprises a rigid board 1 of which at least the major surfaces are of electrically insulating material, which has extending through the board a multiplicity of holes 2 arranged in a pattern of rows and columns and which carries on one or each of its major surfaces a multiplicity of annular metal islands 3 each bounding a hole in the board and discrete with respect to the other annular islands. The rigid board 1 may also carry on said one or each of its major surfaces supplementary metal islands 4 and 5 each positioned between and discrete with respect to annular islands bounding adjacent holes in the rigid board. A circuit of either a standard or non-standard pattern can be formed by electrically interconnecting selected adjacent metal islands 3, 4 and 5 with local deposits of material of high electrical conductivity in such a way as to bridge the gap between adjacent islands. The local deposits may be effected manually but are preferably effected automatically using a modified computer aided design plotter or an automatic fluid dispensing machine.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board comprises at least one layer with interlayer connection pattern (200, 300) at the basic grids. The interlayer connection pattern (200, 300) has a clearance (62, 204, 304) when a small diameter through hole (60B) is formed and has a land part (63, 205, 303) contacted to the through hole wall (61A) when a large diameter through hole (60A) is formed. In order to obtain interlayer connection or non-connection, the diameter of a through hole is varied.