Abstract:
Front and rear modular conversion unit has a chassis including four side-walls and open and front rear ends. A motherboard printed circuit board mounted inside the chassis forms front and rear module insertion areas and has a plurality of connectors for receiving a cooperating mating connector, with the connecters mounted on both sides. Conversion card modules are mounted in the front end of the chassis and mate with the connectors to convert electrical signals to fiber optic signals. Rear card modules condition the electrical signals.
Abstract:
A printed-circuit board designed to energize a multiplicity of integrated chips or other modular units comprises on a first face two closely spaced main conductor strips, respectively connected to an ungrounded and a grounded terminal of a d-c source, extending along an edge thereof, together with a number of ancillary ground conductors paralleling these strips at substantially equispaced locations. The second face carries a multiplicity of branch lines perpendicular to the strips, each line consisting of two closely spaced leads respectively joined to the ungrounded strip and to the main and ancillary ground conductors through connectors traversing the board. The leads of each branch line are bridged by several storage capacitors and are so spaced apart and dimensioned as to provide a line inductance low enough to make the resonance frequency of the line substantially higher than the operating frequency of the associated loads. Each modular unit has two rows of terminal pins which straddle one of the branch lines and are connected to the leads thereof by short stubs, these chips lying singly or in small groups between the mutually parallel conductors located on the opposite face.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board includes an insulating board; at least one pair of conductive patterns arranged on the insulating board and spaced from each other by a predetermined length; and a paint layer formed in the space between the conductive patterns within a predetermined range.
Abstract:
A high density multilayer printed circuit card assembly having plated through holes in electrical contact with the layers of conducting metal. The card is provided with bonding pads in contact with the plated through holes whereby wiring may be selectively utilized to form interconnections for components carried by the card. Signal lines are brought to the surface so that they can be interrupted and changes be made by wiring. Components of various types are arranged in rows to facilitate cooling.