Abstract:
A signal line, being in a six-layer board and connecting terminal 102 of component 101 with terminal 115 of component 114, requires tamper-resistance. The signal line is composed of foil 103 on an outside layer, a via 104, foil 111 on the third layer, via 105, foil 112 on the fourth layer, via 106, and foil 113 on the sixth layer. Portions of the signal line that exist on outside layers are all hidden under circuit components. Foil 103 and an end of via 104 are placed under component 101 on first layer 116, an end of via 105 is placed under component 107 on layer 116, an end of via 106 is placed under component 108 on layer 116, the other end of via 104 is placed under component 109 on sixth layer 121, the other end of via 105 is placed under component 110 on layer 121, and foil 113 and the other end of via 106 are placed under component 114 on layer 121.
Abstract:
A printed wiring board in which noise components at a high frequency side of a power supply voltage can be eliminated, and undesired radiation noisewhich is newly generated can be suppressed, such that noise can be greatly reduced overall. The printed wiring board includes a first signal layer, a GND layer, a power source layer and a second signal layer. A sub-power source layer is provided on a same layer as a main power source layer. The sub-power source layer is formed in a substantially oval shape at a predetermined position in a substantially oval opening in the main power source layer, such that it is not in direct contact with the main power source layer. Power supply voltage is supplied from the main power source layer through an L-type filter.
Abstract:
The invention is to a combination of a semiconductor device and a ground plane on a printed wiring board to provide a controlled impedance signal lead. A printed wiring board has a ground plane layer, and a semiconductor device having a down-set, or deep down-set, lead frame die mounting pad is mounted on the printed wiring board above the ground plane layer. The leads of the semiconductor device form a transmission line in combination with the ground plane, when the leads are placed a controlled distance above the ground plane.
Abstract:
Hybrid circuits are usually secured with contact pins (combs) on printed circuit boards by undergoing a flow solder bath. Further, surface-mountable components are soldered on the printed circuit board in a furnace. Two soldering processes are necessary for this purpose. The method of the invention avoids one of the soldering processes by applying through-contacted bores on the carrier substrate of the hybrid circuit. These through-contacted bores are put in place onto solder surfaces of the printed circuit board having a paste solder and the overall arrangement is soldered in a furnace.
Abstract:
The invention discloses a printed circuit card on which is welded at least an electronic component box as well as a thermal dissipator for dissipating the heat emitted by the component box. The component box and the thermal dissipator are respectively provided with clips and lugs which are engaged and welded in respective holes drilled in the card. A thermal drainage metallic area provided on a zone of the card located under the box forms a thermal adduction path between the box and the lugs of the thermal dissipator. This thermal drainage metallic area is further connected to a clip ensuring a privileged thermal drainage of the electronic component box.
Abstract:
The present invention is concerned with multilayer printed circuit boards which have more than a single plane of interconnection conductors spaced away from a common plane, such as an earth or power plane. In such a case the conductors of the interconnection layers form transmission lines having respectively different impedances, depending on their distances from the common plane. The invention contemplates a pattern of conductive areas distributed over one of the surfaces of the multilayer board, the surface chosen lying on the opposite side of the planes of conductors from the common plane, the pattern configuration being chosen more nearly to equalize the impedances of the conductors. The areas of the pattern are preferably connected to the common plane.
Abstract:
A housing for electrical components that is suitable for mounting on printed circuit boards or other supporting members to be used in electrical-electronic equipment. The housing has a generally regular configuration (preferably rectangular), is enclosed on all sides, and preferably is fabricated from electrically conductive and ferromagnetic material. At least one surface of the housing (generally the bottom) has a plurality of housing supporting projections, preferably in the form of integral embossments, extending a predetermined distance for raising the housing above the surface of the printed circuit board or other supporting member a sufficient amount to provide for further processing or use such as to accommodate a cleaning or cooling flow of fluid. The projections are irregularly arrayed with respect to the sides of the housing and provide both tactile and visual indicators for facilitating proper alignment of the housing during placement on a printed circuit board or other supporting member. A plurality of electrically conductive leads extend through insulated openings in the bottom of the housing and are located at the intersections of an equally spaced grid system. The projections extending from the bottom of the housing are positioned so as to be located at selected spots corresponding to the intersections of the same equally spaced grid system that locates the electrically conductive leads. A greater number of the projections are formed on one side of the housing than are formed on the other in order to provide the irregularity in the array of projections required to facilitate alignment of the component during placement on a printed circuit board or other supporting member. Grounding strips of conductive material may be attached to the sides of the housing and where so attached, are so positioned relative to the intersections of the same equally spaced grid system locating the electrically conductive leads and projections as to fit into a logical extension of the equally spaced grid system. The sides of the housing may be hermetically sealed closed to provide a protective environment for the electrical components contained therein.
Abstract:
An inductor component is disposed outside a multilayer substrate, and thus a directional coupler defined by an internal wiring electrode and a coil electrode within the inductor component that is mounted on a pair of land electrodes, the multilayer substrate significantly reduces or prevents interference with other high-frequency circuit elements disposed in or on the multilayer substrate. Additionally, if a plurality of inductor components having different inductor characteristics are prepared, a high-frequency module including the multilayer substrate capable of defining the directional coupler whose characteristics are able to adjusted with ease is able to be provided simply by selecting the desired inductor component from the inductor components and replacing that inductor component.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a printed circuit board. The method includes: preparing a printed wiring board, the printed wiring board comprising through holes and a plurality of electrode pads; coating surfaces of the plurality of electrode pads and surfaces of the through holes on an one side of the printed wiring board with a bonding material; mounting a semiconductor package on the printed wiring board such that a plurality of bumps on a surface of the semiconductor package corresponds to the plurality of electrode pads; bonding the bumps to the electrode pads by heating the printed wiring board on which the semiconductor package is mounted; and filling a space between the semiconductor package and the printed wiring board with a filler material.
Abstract:
A mounting substrate for mounting a semiconductor chip in a flip chip manner, having a plurality of connection pads to which the semiconductor chip is connected, an insulating pattern formed so as to cover a part of the connection pads, and a plurality of dummy patterns for controlling a flow of an underfill infiltrated below the semiconductor chip, characterized in that the plurality of dummy patterns are arranged in staggered lattice shape.