Abstract:
A multilayer wiring board having a structure in which wiring layers 12A to 12D and insulating layers 11A to 11C are alternately arranged, and in which one or plural kinds of wirings selected from a group of a signal wiring 25 having a signal electrode 15, a power supply wiring 26 having a power supply electrode 16, and a ground wiring 27 having a ground electrode 17 are formed on each of the wiring layers 12A to 12D. The signal wiring 25 and the power supply wiring 26 are alternately provided on the insulating layers. Alternatively, the signal wiring 25 and the ground wiring 27 are alternately provided on the insulating layers.
Abstract:
An assembly of connected circuit boards includes at least one each of a matrix board, an input board and an output board. There are two types of input board, one for hydrophone cable input and one for single-ended (SE) cable input. The matrix board provides for switching any pair of input differential signals to any channel on the output board.
Abstract:
Provided are connection structures for a microelectronic device and methods for forming the structure. A substrate is included having opposing surfaces and a plurality of holes extending through the surfaces. Also included is a plurality of electrically conductive posts. Each post extends from a base to a tip located within a corresponding hole of the substrate. An additional substrate may be provided such that the base of each post is located on a surface thereof. Additional electrically conductive posts may be provided having tips in corresponding holes of the additional substrate. Optionally, a dielectric material may be placed between the substrate and the posts.
Abstract:
A circuit board and a circuit apparatus using the same which can prevent displacement and film exfoliation ascribable to thermal expansion, and suppress a drop in reliability at increasing temperatures. The circuit board of the circuit apparatus includes a metal substrate having pierced holes as a core member. Protrusions are formed on the top ends of the pierced holes, and depressions are formed in the bottom ends of the pierced holes. Wiring pattern layers are formed on both sides of this metal substrate via respective insulating layers. In order to establish electrical connection between the wiring pattern layers, a conductor layer which connects the wiring pattern layers is formed through the metal substrate via the pierced holes. The conductor layer thereby establishes electrical conduction between the wiring pattern layers. Furthermore, a semiconductor chip is directly connected to the surface side of the circuit board via solder balls.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a printed circuit board arrangement with a multi-layer substrate (1, 2) having a buried conductor (4) and a contact area (3), connected to the conductor (4) and being disposed on a surface of the substrate. In order to improve the cooling of the buried conductor, a metal cooling area (6) is provided above the conductor (4), and is connected to the conductor by means of one or more via conductors (7).
Abstract:
A substrate via structure for stacked vias in a substrate/chip assembly includes: a center via stack and a plurality of stacked vias clustered around the center via stack. In this structure, the center via and the surrounding vias are made of copper. Some of the surrounding vias may be non-functional vias and these may be of a different height than the functional vias.
Abstract:
A high impedance surface (300) has a printed circuit board (302) with a first surface (314) and a second surface (316), and a continuous electrically conductive plate (319) disposed on the second surface (316) of the printed circuit board (302). A plurality of electrically conductive plates (318) is disposed on the first surface (314) of the printed circuit board (302), while a plurality of elements are also provided. Each element comprises at least one of (1) at least one multi-layer inductor (330, 331) electrically coupled between at least two of the electrically conductive plates (318) and embedded within the printed circuit board (302), and (2) at least one capacitor (320) electrically coupled between at least two of the electrically conductive plates (318). The capacitor (320) comprises at least one of (a) a dielectric material (328) disposed between adjacent electrically conductive plates, wherein the dielectric material (328) has a relative dielectric constant greater than 6, and (b) a mezzanine capacitor embedded within the printed circuit board (302).
Abstract:
Signal line conductors passing through vertical vias in an insulative substrate for supporting and interconnecting integrated circuit chips are provided with shielding conductors in adjacent vias that link respective power and ground planes. The shielding conductors' presence in positions around a signal via is made possible through the employment of power plane and ground plane conductive grids that are laid out in rhomboid patterns. The power plane and ground plane grids possess a left-right mirror relation to one another and are displaced to place the rhomboid's corners to avoid overlapping any of the grid lines.
Abstract:
Systems and methods are taught for blocking the propagation of electromagnetic waves in parallel-plate waveguide (PPW) structures. Periodic arrays of resonant vias are used to create broadband high frequency stop bands in the PPW, while permitting DC and low frequency waves to propagate. Some embodiments of resonant via arrays are mechanically balanced, which promotes improved manufacturability. Important applications include electromagnetic noise reduction in layered electronic devices such as circuit boards, ceramic modules, and semiconductor chips.
Abstract:
A capacitor capable of decoupling in a wide frequency band is obtained. A circuit in which capacitors having different capacitances are combined can be formed without increasing the number of components. Part of a first penetrating electrode or second penetrating electrode is cut by removing a cut portion. A penetrating electrode having a cut portion reduces the number of internal electrodes that are conductively connected, so that a capacitance to be extracted is small. The capacitance to be extracted can be adjusted, depending on which of layers of internal electrodes the cut portion is formed in.