Abstract:
A fabrication process of a stepped circuit board comprises A) cutting a circuit board substrate, printing patterns on an inner layer of the circuit board substrate, stepped groove milling of the inner layer, washer milling a washer between the inner layer and an outer layer, brownification and lamination processing on the inner layer, and then drilling holes on an outer layer of the circuit board substrate; B) electroplating the entire circuit board substrate by depositing copper on the outer layer of the circuit board substrate with drilled holes; C) performing pattern transfer by means of through-hole plating of the drilled holes on the circuit board substrate processed by the copper depositing and the electroplating; D) after pattern transferring, grinding a shape of a connecting piece (SET) on the circuit board substrate after the electroplating; E) plugging the drilled holes to form plug holes and printing a solder mask and texts in a silk-screen manner after forming the plug holes; F) depositing nickel immersion gold on the entire circuit board substrate, then printing characters in a silk-screen manner, thereby forming the stepped circuit board; and G) testing and inspecting an electric performance and appearance of the stepped circuit board to fabricate a finished product of the stepped circuit board.
Abstract:
An electrical circuit device that includes a circuit board with an integrated circuit chip in a cavity that extends from a surface of the circuit board to an embedded conductor, and an electrical connection between the integrated circuit chip and the embedded conductor.
Abstract:
An embedded device 105 is assembled within a flexible circuit assembly 30 with the embedded device mid-plane intentionally located in proximity to the flexible circuit assembly central plane 115 to minimize stress effects on the embedded device. The opening 18, for the embedded device, is enlarged in an intermediate layer 10 to enhance flexibility of the flexible circuit assembly.
Abstract:
A first signal conductor pattern, a first ground conductor pattern, and a second ground conductor pattern define a first transmission line with a strip line structure. A second signal conductor pattern, a third ground conductor pattern, and a fourth ground conductor pattern define a second transmission line with a strip line structure. A first connecting portion at an end of the first transmission line and a second connecting portion at an end of the second transmission line are stacked together so that the first ground conductor pattern is electrically connected to the third ground conductor pattern, the second ground conductor pattern is electrically connected to the fourth ground conductor pattern, and the first signal conductor pattern is electrically connected to the second signal conductor pattern.
Abstract:
Cost effective and efficient methods to maximize printed circuit board (PCB) utilization with minimized signal degradation are provided. The methods include electrically isolating a segmented via structure by controlling the formation of a conductive material within a plated via structure by utilizing different diameter drills within a via structure for trimming the conductive material at the via shoulder (i.e., the rim of a drilled two diameter hole boundary). The trimmed portion may be voided in the via structure for allowing electrically isolated plated through-hole (PTH) segments. One or more areas of trimmed rims within the via structure are used to form multiple stair like diameter holes to create one or more voids in the via structure. As a result, the formation of conductive material within the via structure may be limited to those areas necessary for the transmission of electrical signals.
Abstract:
A flexible display device includes a flexible display panel and a first outer member having a groove pattern. The groove pattern includes a flat surface and inclined portions connected to the flat surface and symmetrical with each other.
Abstract:
A display device, including a display panel displaying an image; a chip on film (COF) connected to the display panel and on which a driving integrated circuit is mounted; and a printed circuit board (PCB) connected to the COF and including a driving circuit for driving the display panel, in the COF, on a film, a first pad portion being connected to the driving integrated circuit by a first wiring line, a second pad portion being connected to the driving integrated circuit by a second wiring line, and a solder resist being applied to the first and second wiring lines, the second pad portion being spaced from and offset from the first pad portion, and the PCB including stepped portions at sides of first and second corresponding pad portions connected with the first and second pad portions, respectively, to receive a portion of the solder resist.
Abstract:
Communications plugs are provided which include a printed circuit board having a plurality of elongated conductive traces and a plurality of plug blades. Each plug blade has a first section that extends along a top surface of the printed circuit board and a second section that extends along a front edge of the printed circuit board. Additionally, each plug blade may have a thickness that is at least twice the thickness of the elongated conductive traces. The plug blades may be low profile plug blades that are manufactured separately from the printed circuit board.
Abstract:
A high-speed router backplane is disclosed. The router backplane uses differential signal pairs on multiple signal layers, each sandwiched between a pair of digital ground layers. Thru-holes are used to connect the differential signal pairs to external components. To reduce routing complexity, at least some of the differential signal pairs route through a via pair, somewhere along their path, to a different signal layer. At least some of the thru-holes and vias are drilled to reduce an electrically conductive stub length portion of the hole. The drilled portion of a hole includes a transition from a first profile to a second profile to reduce radio frequency reflections from the end of the drilled hole.
Abstract:
A board assembly for transmitting a high-speed signal and a method of manufacturing the same. The board assembly may include a submount board, a base board, and a contact member for a signal line. The submount board may include at least one first high-speed signal line formed on the surface thereof. The base board may include the submount board on one part of the upper surface thereof, and at least second high-speed signal line on the other part of the upper surface thereof, wherein the second high-speed signal lines corresponds to the first high-speed signal lines, respectively. The contact member for the signal line may be installed on the side of the submount board, and have an upper portion contacting the first high-speed signal line and a lower portion contacting the second high-speed signal line such that the first high-speed signal line contacts the second high-speed signal line.