Abstract:
This wiring board is provided with: an insulating base that has a lateral surface having an incision part; an electrode that is provided on the inner surface of the incision part; and a wiring conductor that is provided within the insulating base or on the surface of the insulating base and is electrically connected to the electrode via a connection conductor. The width of the incision part is larger than the depth thereof, and the connection conductor is connected to the electrode at an end of the incision part in the width direction. An electronic device according to the present invention is provided with this wiring board and an electronic component that is mounted to the upper surface of this wiring board.
Abstract:
A printed board includes: a base member; a recess portion provided in the base member; a heat dissipation member fitted into the recess portion; and a wiring pattern provided on an upper side of the base member and the heat dissipation member via an insulator. A contact portion in which an inner circumferential surface of the recess portion and an outer circumferential surface of the heat dissipation member contact each other and a separation portion in which those do contact each other are formed. A gap between the recess portion and the heat dissipation member is filled with thermosetting resin of the base member melted by heating. At least a partial portion in a width direction of the wiring pattern passes through a position vertically overlapping the separation portion while an entire portion thereof does not pass through a position vertically overlapping the contact portion.
Abstract:
An electrical connector is provided. The electrical connector includes an insulating housing, an adaptor board, and a plurality of terminals. The insulating housing has a plurality of slots, a plurality of terminal holes, and an inserting recess. The terminal holes are formed on an inner sidewall of the inserting recess. The adaptor board disposed on the insulating housing includes a plurality of first conductive portions and a plurality of notches formed at one side of the adaptor board. The terminals are respectively accommodated in the slots of the insulating housing. Each of the terminals has an elastic portion and a contacting portion. Each of elastic portions of the terminals can be engaged with each of notches and electrically connected to each of the first conductive portions. The contacting portions of the terminals respectively pass through the terminal holes and protrude from the inner sidewall of the inserting recess.
Abstract:
An electronic device contains electrical circuits. The circuits may include circuitry on printed circuit boards and components such as a touch screen display and buttons. Signal paths for routing signals between the electrical circuits may be formed from metal traces on flexible printed circuit cables. The flexible printed circuit cables may be bent around one or more bend axes. A flexible printed circuit cable may be formed from a flexible polymer substrate having one or more layers of polymer. Upper and lower ground layers may be supported by the flexible polymer substrate. The metal traces for the signal paths may lie between the upper and lower ground layers. Longitudinal slits within the flexible printed circuit may be formed that pass through the ground layers and the polymer layers. Vias may be formed that couple the ground layers together. The vias may run along the edges of the slits.
Abstract:
Provided is a multilayer substrate that can prevent generation of cracks caused by stress generated due to a difference between the coefficient of linear expansion of electrode pads and that of a ceramic material. An electrode pad arranged on a layer below an outermost component mounting electrode pad has a larger area than an area of the component mounting electrode pad. Similarly, an electrode pad arranged on a layer below a component mounting electrode pad has a larger area than an area of the component mounting electrode pad, an electrode pad arranged on a layer below a component mounting electrode pad has a larger area than an area of the component mounting electrode pad, and an electrode pad arranged on a layer below a component mounting electrode pad has a larger area than an area of the component mounting electrode pad.
Abstract:
A device for supplying electrical energy to a load. A supporting element made of electrically insulating material is provided, which has at least one electrical strip conductor formed from an electrically conductive layer. At least one electrically conductive contact face per strip conductor is provided on the source side, via which the strip conductor is contactable with the voltage source. A flat plug that includes the load-side ends of the strip conductors is provided on the supporting element and effects the electrical connection to the load. A system for electrification of an electrical load on a furniture item is provided. At least one device, a support and at least one vertical profile are provided. The device is mounted on the support and the strip conductors of the support are electrified by inserting the support into the profile. For that purpose, the profile has at least one vertically arranged conductor rail.
Abstract:
A wiring board includes a first insulating layer containing a thermosetting resin, a first wiring layer stacked on an upper surface of the first insulating layer, a second insulating layer stacked on the upper surface of the first insulating layer, a second wiring layer stacked on an upper surface of the second insulating layer, and a third insulating layer stacked on the upper surface of the second insulating layer. The second and third insulating layers contain a first photosensitive resin. An outer side surface of the second insulating layer is flush with an outer side surface of the first insulating layer. An outer side surface of the third insulating layer is located inside the outer side surface of the second insulating layer in a plan view. The upper surface of the second insulating layer connecting to the outer side surface thereof is exposed from the third insulating layer.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board includes a first electrically conductive circuit pattern, a substrate layer, an adhesive sheet, and a second electrically conductive circuit pattern, which are arranged in the above described order. The printed circuit board includes a single layer electrically conductive circuit area. The adhesive sheet defines a first opening spatially corresponding to the single layer electrically conductive circuit area. The adhesive sheet includes a first inner sidewall surrounding the first opening. The second electrically conductive circuit pattern defines a second opening spatially corresponding to the single layer electrically conductive circuit area. The second electrically conductive circuit pattern includes a second inner sidewall surrounding the second opening. The first inner sidewall and the second inner sidewall are not completely coplanar.
Abstract:
Communications jacks include a housing and a flexible printed circuit board that is at least partly within the housing. Eight input contacts that are mounted on the flexible printed circuit board, with the fourth and fifth input contacts forming a first differential pair, the first and second input contacts forming a second differential pair, the third and sixth input contacts forming a third differential pair, and the seventh and eighth input contacts forming a fourth differential pair. The plug contact regions of the input contacts are arranged in numerical order across a plug aperture of the jack. Eight output contacts are also provided, and the flexible printed circuit board includes conductive paths that electrically connect each input contact to a respective output contact. The fourth and fifth input contacts are mounted on the flexible printed circuit board at respective first and second mounting locations that are closer to a back end of the housing than are respective third and fourth mounting locations where the third and sixth input contacts are mounted on the flexible printed circuit board.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a method and system to reduce impedance of printed circuit boards through an interconnecting of printed circuit boards using a square wave pattern of plated-through holes. A method of connecting a first printed circuit board to a second printed circuit board comprises forming a square wave pattern of the first printed circuit board and the second printed circuit board and adjoining the first printed circuit board and the second printed circuit board. The method also involves producing plated-through holes along the square wave pattern, a top section, and/or a bottom section of the adjoined first printed circuit board and second printed circuit board. The method further involves securing the top section and the bottom section using a first metal clip and a second metal clip, respectively, and connecting the first printed circuit board to the second printed circuit board by a wave soldering process.