Abstract:
Disclosed is an apparatus and method for delivering power utilizing a multiplane power via matrix wherein the vias are each interconnected on each of the planes through which they pass such that a current flowing along any particular via, or via group, is free to either continue along its current path, or to move across any of the planes as a function of least resistance. The invention provides a system of vias for transferring power from any particular first plane to any desired second plane.
Abstract:
The radiation noise suppression effect is enhanced by providing an insulation layer which is formed so that the circuit pattern is covered excepting at least a part of power source pattern or ground pattern on the substrate on which circuit pattern is formed, and a conductive layer which is formed so as to be connected to the uninsulated part of the power source pattern or the ground pattern on the insulation layer, by modifying pattern shape of the conductive layer and the insulation layer or by increasing or reducing the number of these layers.
Abstract:
A flat capacitor-containing wiring board, which can be arranged optionally in the interior of a multilayer substrate. This capacitor-containing wiring board has a dielectric substrate which is made of a mixture of dielectric powder and resin, and conductors which are provided on both major surfaces of the dielectric substrate. The conductors can be etched and shaped so as to form capacitors which use the interior of the wiring board as their dielectric layers. With this wiring board, it is possible to etch the conductors so that the values of the capacitors can be freely selected over a wide range, the wiring board is flexible to some extent, and no pinholes or defects are defined over a wide area. Preferably, the board has a greater relative resin content near its surfaces than in its interior, which improves the dielectric characteristics of the board. The increased resin content may be provided by resin adhesive layers on the surfaces which permeate the board to some extent.
Abstract:
A complex circuit component for a video signal circuit in a television receiver set has a single substrate, on which a first ceramic trap for removing speech carrier wave together with an inductor for that trap, a second trap for removing color subcarrier wave, and a delay circuit coupled with output of said second trap are mounted. The capacitors for those circuits are implemented by a pair of conductive patterns deposited on front surface and rear surface of the substrate. The capacitor for said first ceramic trap is subject to trimming so that the characteristics of the trap is adjustable.
Abstract:
A broad-band impedance-matching device for an RF vacuum tube power amplifier incorporates a circuit having multiple inductors and capacitors interconnected in an impedance-matching circuit, said circuit having a low impedance input and high impedance output and made up of a plurality of series connected inductors and capacitors. Impedance transformation is performed in a number of small steps, which enables the use of a much lower cue than would be necessary if the impedance transformation were done in a single step. The arrangement produces an impedance transformation which holds over a relatively broad band width, making in unnecessary for any fine tuning of the network.
Abstract:
An improved cable having low crosstalk characteristics is comprised of a pair of multi-conductor cable members laminated together with the pairs of wires of and between the respective cable members being so spaced as to effectively form a balanced capacitive bridge configuration. The conductors of the cable members can be either round or flat in section and the cable members are preferably secured together across their entire width by means which allows the cables to be readily separated at the termination. This capability for separation of the cable members is also effective for inserting a tap means intermediate the ends of the cable.
Abstract:
AN ELECTRICAL COMPONENT PRODUCTION METHOD WHEREIN AN ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE IMAGE ELECTRODE IS EXPOSED AND PHOTOGRAPHICALLY DEVELOPED ON THE SURFACE OF A SUBSTRATE SUPPORTED PHOTOCONDUCTIVE LAYER.
Abstract:
A substrate structure, a manufacturing method thereof, and an electronic device. The substrate structure includes a substrate, conductive wires and conductive members. Multiple through holes penetrate through the substrate body of the substrate. Multiple first conductive pads are arranged on the first surface of the substrate body. Multiple second conductive pads are arranged on the second surface of the substrate body. The conductive wires are accommodated in the through holes and each has a first end in the first opening of corresponding through hole and a second end in the second opening of corresponding through hole. The conductive members are distributed on the first and second surfaces, and both ends thereof are connected to the corresponding first and second conductive pads through the conductive members. At least part of each conductive wire does not contact the hole wall of each through hole in a direct manner.
Abstract:
A multilayer substrate includes at least three coil conductors respectively patterned on different surfaces of a first main surface of a laminated body, a second main surface of the laminated body, and laminated interfaces of insulating base materials and that are arranged in a lamination direction. The at least three coil conductors include first and second coil conductors, and are connected in series between first and second external electrodes. A surface at which another coil conductor is provided is not interposed between two surfaces at which the first and second coil conductors are provided, respectively. Further, the first and second coil conductors are directly connected to the first and second external electrodes, respectively, without another coil conductor interposed therebetween.
Abstract:
Methods and systems for providing crosstalk compensation in a jack are disclosed. According to one method, the crosstalk compensation is adapted to compensate for undesired crosstalk generated at a capacitive coupling located at a plug inserted within the jack. The method includes positioning a first capacitive coupling a first time delay away from the capacitive coupling of the plug, the first capacitive coupling having a greater magnitude and an opposite polarity as compared to the capacitive coupling of the plug. The method also includes positioning a second capacitive coupling at a second time delay from the first capacitive coupling, the second time delay corresponding to an average time delay that optimizes near end crosstalk. The second capacitive coupling has generally the same overall magnitude but an opposite polarity as compared to the first capacitive coupling, and includes two capacitive elements spaced at different time delays from the first capacitive coupling.