Abstract:
A wiring substrate includes differential wirings; a first insulating layer adjacent to one side of the differential wirings, including first fiber bundles parallel to the differential wirings; a second insulating layer adjacent to another side of the differential wirings, including second fiber bundles parallel to the differential wirings and disposed by the same pitch as the first fiber bundles; a third insulating layer on the first insulating layer on a side opposite to the differential wirings, including third fiber bundles in parallel to the differential wirings; and a fourth insulating layer on the second insulating layer on a side opposite to the differential wirings, including fourth fiber bundles in parallel to the differential wirings. Intervals of the third and fourth fiber bundles are respectively narrower than intervals of the first and second fiber bundles. The differential wirings are disposed between adjacent first fiber bundles, and between adjacent second fiber bundles.
Abstract:
A printed wiring board including a core substrate, a build-up layer formed over the core substrate and including a first insulating layer, a conductor layer formed over the first insulating layer, and a second insulating layer formed over the conductor layer, and one or more wiring patterns formed over the first insulating layer. The conductor layer includes conductor portions, and the conductor portions have notched portions, respectively, facing each other across the wiring pattern.
Abstract:
A wiring pattern is disclosed including: a variable wettability layer including a material whose critical surface tension changes in response to energy provided thereto, the wettability changing layer including a high surface energy part exhibiting a high critical surface tension and a low surface energy part exhibiting low critical surface tension; and a conductive pattern layer formed on the variable wettability layer at the high surface energy part. The conductive pattern layer has an elongated shape with a chamfered corner part in a plan view.
Abstract:
An edge connector includes, a multilayer printed board having an inner layer and a connector edge, an electronic circuit disposed on the multilayer printed board, an electrical terminal on the multilayer printed board and spaced by a predetermined clearance from the connector edge, an electrical conductor on the multilayer printed board and connected between the electronic circuit and the electrical terminal, a via connected to the electrical terminal and extending to the inner layer of the multilayer printed board, and a lead conductor on the inner layer of the multilayer printed board and connected at one end to the via, another end of the lead conductor being exposed at the connector edge. The electrical terminal is plated. The sum of the length of the via and the length of the lead conductor is less than one-sixth of the wavelength of an electrical signal transmitted.
Abstract:
A printed wiring board including a core substrate, a build-up layer formed over the core substrate and including a first insulating layer, a conductor layer formed over the first insulating layer, and a second insulating layer formed over the conductor layer, and one or more wiring patterns formed over the first insulating layer. The conductor layer includes conductor portions, and the conductor portions have notched portions, respectively, facing each other across the wiring pattern.
Abstract:
A method for forming a film pattern by disposing a functional fluid on a substrate, includes: forming a partition wall that includes a first opening that corresponds to a first film pattern and a second opening that corresponds to a second film pattern; and disposing a droplet of the functional fluid into the first opening, so that the functional fluid is disposed into the second opening by a self-flow of the functional fluid; wherein: the first film pattern is linear; the second film pattern is narrower than the first film pattern, and is connected to the first film pattern at a rear edge thereof; and a front edge of the second film pattern has a missing part in which a corner of a rectangular contour is missing.
Abstract:
A differential transmission line according to the present invention includes: a substrate 101; a ground conductor layer 105 formed on a rear side of the substrate 101; and a first signal conductor 102a and a second signal conductor 102b disposed in parallel to each other on a front side of the substrate 101. The first signal conductor 102a and the ground conductor layer 105 compose a first transmission line, whereas the second signal conductor 102b and the ground conductor layer 105 compose a second transmission line. The first transmission line and the second transmission line compose a differential transmission line 102c. The differential transmission line 102c includes a curved region 104a, with a straight region 104b being connected to each end of the curved region 104a. In the ground conductor layer 105 in the curved region 104a, a plurality of slots 106a which are orthogonal to a local transmission direction of signals in the curved region 104a are formed, the slots 106a being connected to one another on the inner side of the curvature.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit chip module includes a first integrated circuit chip including a first power source pad for a first power voltage and an adjacent second power source pad for a second power voltage, the first power voltage being higher than the second power voltage, a second integrated circuit chip including a third power source pad for the first power voltage and an adjacent fourth power source pad for the second power voltage, and a wiring board including a first power source wire electrically connected to the first power source pad, a second power source wire electrically connected to the second power source pad, a third power source wire electrically connected to the third power source pad, and a fourth power source wire electrically connected to the fourth power source pad. Distance between the first and second power source wires is shorter than distance between the first or second power source wires and the third or fourth power source wires, and distance between the third and fourth power source wires is shorter than distance between the first or second power source wires and the third or fourth power source wires.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method of manufacturing a slip ring printed circuit board which includes forming a plurality of concentric spaced electrical contacts on one side of a non-conductive base and forming interconnecting electrical paths on an opposite side of the non-conductive base. The method of manufacturing a slip ring printed circuit board also includes electrically connecting the electrical contacts and the interconnecting electrical paths, depositing copper on the electrical contacts to form electrical rings and etching a groove into each of the electrical rings.
Abstract:
A process to decrease the strength of an electric field produced by a high voltage conductive path on a printed circuit board and printed circuit assembly using same includes the steps of coating the upper side (5) of the conductive path or track (1) with a thick layer of electrically conductive coating material (4); and reflowing so that the upper edges (8, 9) of the track (1) are also covered with a relatively thick layer of coating material. The track (1) is thus embedded in a mass of coating material having more or less a rounded-shaped cross-section and the sharp upper edges (8, 9) of this track, where a strong electrical field is generally produced, are smoothed. As a result, the strength of the electrical field around the track (1) is reduced. In a preferred embodiment, a second track (13) similar to the first track (1) is created symmetrically thereto on the opposite surface (14) of the printed circuit board (3). This second track (13) is brought to the same potential as the first track (1) and is coated in a same way. Therefore, the electrical fields still produced at the lower edges (10, 11) of the track (1), which are not totally embedded in the mass of coating material because the latter do not adhere on the surface (2) of the printed circuit board (3), are counterbalanced by the electrical fields produced at corresponding opposite edges (15, 16) of the second track (13). The strength of the global electrical field around the tracks (1, 13) is thereby drastically reduced.