Abstract:
Embedding a power modification component such as a capacitance inside of an adaptor board located to extend over and beyond the vias of the main circuit board so that a portion of the interposer board containing the embedded capacitance is located beyond where the vias or blinds are located. This permits that via to conduct through the opening. In this way, the capacitance and the resistance will have a closer contact point to the electrical component. A resistance can also be embedded in an opening in the adaptor board and be vertically aligned within the opening to make contact with a pad on top of the adaptor board and a pad at the bottom of the adaptor board so that electricity conducts through the embedded component.
Abstract:
A method and a structure with multiple implementations is provided that depends on the specific need, for placing (embedding) a serial loopback circuit of known design in a printed circuit board directly beneath the device under test. Micro-vias and traces connect components including transmitter components (TX) and receiver components (RX) that are formed into a loopback circuit for connection to a device under test (DUT). The connection is accomplished by a coupling capacitor with a shortest possible electrical length approximating a straight line between said components and said DUT and said distance is a length of said short straight line times a square root of 2 so that said receiver components are beneath the DUT.
Abstract:
THE PRESENT DISCLOSURE PROVIDES FOR ATTACHING AND EMBEDDING A CAPACITANCE OR A RESISTANCE DIRECTLY IN AN ADAPTOR BOARD OR AN INTERPOSER BOARD THAT IS THEN CONNECTED TO THE MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD. THE ADAPTOR BOARD CAN BE CONNECTED TO THE MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD BY SOLDERING, ELECTRICALLY CONNECTING IT BY A CONDUCTIVE ELASTOMER CONNECTION, SPRING PINS OR BY ANY OTHER WAY THAT IS KNOWN IN THE ART. THE MOST ILLUSTRATIVE DRAWING IS
Abstract:
A method and a structure with multiple implementations is provided that depends on the specific need, for placing (embedding) a serial loopback circuit of known design in a printed circuit board directly beneath the device under test. Micro-vias and traces connect components including transmitter components (TX) and receiver components (RX) that are formed into a loopback circuit for connection to a device under test (DUT). The connection is accomplished by a coupling capacitor with a shortest possible electrical length approximating a straight line between said components and said DUT and said distance is a length of said short straight line times a square root of 2 so that said receiver components are beneath the DUT.
Abstract:
A method and a structure for a coaxial via that extend along the entire length of a signal via in a printed circuit board. Signal integrity is improved by providing ground shield for the entire length of the coaxial via. The ground shielding can be implemented by either providing ground cage vias around a signal via and routing a trace to the signal via on a built up layer or by providing a semi circle ground trench through a build up layer to permit a trace access to the signal via.