Abstract:
A voltage controlled oscillator having a resonator wherein a substrate is made up of a plurality of dielectric layers; an inductor functioning conductive film and grounding electrode films are each formed at a boundary surface of one of the dielectric layers; the earth electrode films are arranged, in the direction in which the dielectric layers are laminated, at both sides of the conductor functioning conductive film; the inductor functioning conductive film and the grounding electrode films constitute the resonator; and electric lands are formed on the surface of the substrate so that other components of the oscillator are mounted on the surface of the substrate.
Abstract:
Apparatus for providing automatic clock de-skewing for a plurality of circuit boards of a data processing system. In a preferred embodiment, each circuit board is of multi-layer construction and contains a clock distribution chip which includes on-chip automatic clock de-skewing circuitry for providing de-skewed clocks to other chips on the circuit board. In a preferred implementation of the clock de-skewing circuitry, feedback circuitry including a multi-tapped delay line and an accurate reference delay are employed in conjunction with a phase comparator for automatically providing de-skewed clocks at the clock outputs of the clock distribution chip. The accurate reference delay is advantageously provided by a strip transmission line formed in a conductive layer of the multi-layer board containing the chips.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a camera with the main circuit boards and the sub-circuit boards comprising electrical circuit constructions constituted with resistance-conductor laminated constructions so designed that the insulating support on which a resistance material layer and a conductor material layer are laminated are processed by means of the selective etching and so on in such a manner that the resistance members are constituted with the resistance material layer while the conductor parts such as wirings, terminals and so on are constituted with the conductor material layer.
Abstract:
An improved arrangement for connecting electrical circuits is formed by a plurality of superimposed insulating sheets joined together. At least one face of each of the sheets carries networks of conductive strips. The arrangement concludes linking members for electrically coupling conductive strips situated at different ones of said sheets and connecting members which connect the strips to the electrical circuits. The linking and connecting members are arranged in rows and columns defining corridors through which must pass the conductive strips. The general directions of the conductive strips are parallel to each other and to the corridors. At least one strip out of two is in the form of an offset line such that the average distance between two adjacent strips along their substantially parallel paths is greater than the distance which would separate them if they were entirely straight.
Abstract:
The use of so-called paired flat cable in interconnection work is attractive because of mass termination and rearrangement cost benefits. Flat cable has been supplied with differing twist lengths to meet crosstalk problems, but present such designs also exhibit an unacceptable difference from pair to pair of characteristic impedance and propagation velocity. The present invention eliminates these differences by recognizing that the capacitance at each crossover point of a twisted pair can be controlled by making a crossover smaller in area for pairs with shorter twist lengths and larger for those with longer twist lengths. The capacitance per unit length and, by the same mechanism, the impedance and propagation velocities are thus equalized among the pairs of the flat cable.
Abstract:
A circuit board, carrying a plurality of electrical components on one side is enclosed in a housing. The board is thermally conductive and carries a resistive film on its opposite side through which current may be driven to keep the filter components at a desired temperature.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a telecommunications jack including a housing having a port for receiving a plug. The jack also includes a plurality of contact springs adapted to make electrical contact with the plug when the plug is inserted into the port of the housing, and a plurality of wire termination contacts for terminating wires to the jack. The jack further includes a circuit board that electrically connects the contact springs to the wire termination contacts. The circuit board includes a multi-zone crosstalk compensation arrangement for reducing crosstalk at the jack.
Abstract:
In printed wiring that is formed, on a surface of a base member, by a film of cured electrically conductive ink and that includes: a wavy line; a first wiring element located at one side of both sides sandwiching the wavy line in a width direction; and a second wiring element located at the other side of the both sides and adjacently to the wavy line; a surplus wavy line is provided which is another wavy line, which extends along the wavy line adjacently to the wavy line between the wavy line and the first wiring element, and which is connected to the wavy line to have the same potential.
Abstract:
When viewed in an up-down direction, a first line-shaped reference conductor layer extends along a first signal conductor layer such that portions thereof overlap. When viewed in the up-down direction, the first line-shaped reference conductor layer meanders such that one or more first projecting portions projecting from the first signal conductor layer in a first orthogonal direction and one or more second projecting portions projecting from the first signal conductor layer in a second orthogonal direction alternate in a transmission direction. A section of at least one or more first pairs of projecting portions excluding both ends thereof is not connected to a conductor layer other than one or more of the one or more first projecting portions and one or more of the one or more second projecting portions included in the at least one or more first pairs of projecting portions.
Abstract:
A stretchable display device according to one or more embodiments of the present disclosure includes a lower substrate including a display area, a first non-display area disposed at a left side and a right side of the display area, and a second non-display area disposed above and below the display area and the first non-display area, a plurality of first substrates disposed on the lower substrate in the display area and defining a plurality of pixels, a plurality of second substrates disposed on the lower substrate in the first non-display area and including a gate driver disposed thereon, and an inspection unit disposed on the lower substrate in the second non-display area and including a plurality of inspection substrates connected to a second substrate which is the most adjacent to the second non-display area among the plurality of second substrates.