Abstract:
A substrate includes a power plane and a ground plane that are placed apart from and are substantially parallel to each other, and at least one signal line that is placed between the power plane and the ground plane. The ground plane includes a first conductive layer having a first conductivity. The power plane includes a second conductive layer having the first conductivity, and the power plane or the ground plane includes a third conductive layer having a second conductivity lower than the first conductivity. The third conductive layer faces the at least one signal line across a dielectric substance.
Abstract:
A stacked structure of a display device is capable of preventing conductive noise due to signal interference by isolating analog and digital output stages and a ground stage onto different layers. A driving device of an organic light emitting display has a scan driver for applying a plurality of scan signals, a data driver for applying a plurality of data signals, and a controller for providing a gradation voltage to the data driver and a scan signal to the scan driver. The stacked structure includes a ground layer, an analog signal-transmission layer for transmitting an analog signal, a digital signal-transmission layer for transmitting a digital signal and a power supply transmission layer for transmitting a power supply voltage. Each of the layers is formed on a different layer. Further, the stacked structure further includes a first mounting layer at a front of the structure on which circuits are mounted and a second mounting layer at a rear thereof on which circuits are mounted. The stacked structure further includes insulating layers formed between the respective layers to insulate the layers.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method and a printed board assembly for use in a MicroTCA system, wherein backplane pin connectors of the printed board assembly are arranged to be received in receiving connectors of a backplane interconnect, characterized in that it comprises at least one switch unit which is arranged with physical output/input ports that have physical port numbers that can be overridden by logical port numbers, an optimal routing of a number of sets of conductive threads in the printed board assembly arranged so that none of the conductive threads cross over each other while connecting physical output/input ports of the switch units with the backplane pin connectors, and printed circuit board layers arranged to shield signals travelling in the conductive threads in conductive layers of the printed circuit board layers from any significant crosstalk.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to computer hardware design and in particular to a printed circuit board comprising wiring dedicated to supply electric board components such as integrated circuits with at least three different reference planes. In order to provide a printed circuit board having an improved signal return path for basically all relevant signal layers at transitions between card, connector, module and chip while still holding the cross-section structure simple, it is proposed to establish a layer structure whereina) a split voltage plane is located adjacent to one side of one of said reference planes and comprises conducting portions for all of said at least three different voltage levels in respective plane parts, andb) a signal layer being located adjacent to said reference planes.
Abstract:
A circuit board comprises a center segment distributing power and low-speed signaling, and outer segments for high-speed signaling. The segments use dielectric materials with different dielectric constants, with the outer segments supporting higher-speed signal transmission.
Abstract:
The circuit board comprises a through-hole via which is formed in a through-hole passed through a substrate and includes a via portion electrically connected to a part of a plurality of interconnection layers at the inside wall of the through-hole and a pad portion formed on a surface of the substrate in a region surrounding the through-hole and is connected to the via portion. In the circuit board, an opening is formed for passing through the through-hole via out of connection with a constant-voltage interconnection layer in the region where the through-holes is formed. The constant-voltage interconnection layer is the interconnection layer nearest to the pad portion, and an outer diameter of the pad portion is larger than a diameter of the opening formed in the constant-voltage interconnection layer, whereby a capacitor including the pad portion and the constant-voltage interconnection layer as a pair of electrodes is formed.
Abstract:
A compensating advanced feature patch panel that can include removable modular or fixed electronic components located directly on the patch panel which are separately or in combination capable of providing advanced features such as device detection and power insertion. The patch panel provides communications between an insulation displacement connector (IDC) at a PD/User end, and any standard interface type using unshielded twisted pair cables, such as an RJ45 connector at a switch end at performance levels of at least category 3, 5, 5e, 6 and/or higher (e.g. 6e or 7) and equivalent performance levels by compensating for the active electronics used in providing advanced features. Compensation is achieved in part through the separation and isolation of active and communication circuit elements.
Abstract:
A circuit board includes multiple signal layers, in which signal lines are routed, and power reference plane layers, in which power reference planes (e.g., power supply voltage or ground) are provided. Vias are passed through at least one signal layer and at least one power reference plane layer, or alternatively, vias are passed through at least two power reference plane layers. In one arrangement, a first clearance is defined around the via at the signal layer and a second clearance is defined around the via at the power reference plane layer. The second clearance is larger in size than the first clearance to match or tailor the impedance of the via as closely as possible with the impedance of the signal line that the via is electrically connected to. In another arrangement, clearances around vias at different power reference plane layers are selected to have different sizes to enhance the ability of one of the power reference plane layers (the one with a smaller clearance size) to carry a higher current level.
Abstract:
A stacked structure of a display device is capable of preventing conductive noise due to signal interference by isolating analog and digital output stages and a ground stage onto different layers. A driving device of an organic light emitting display has a scan driver for applying a plurality of scan signals, a data driver for applying a plurality of data signals, and a controller for providing a gradation voltage to the data driver and a scan signal to the scan driver. The stacked structure includes a ground layer, an analog signal-transmission layer for transmitting an analog signal, a digital signal-transmission layer for transmitting a digital signal and a power supply transmission layer for transmitting a power supply voltage. Each of the layers is formed on a different layer. Further, the stacked structure further includes a first mounting layer at a front of the structure on which circuits are mounted and a second mounting layer at a rear thereof on which circuits are mounted. The stacked structure further includes insulating layers formed between the respective layers to insulate the layers.
Abstract:
A compensating advanced feature patch panel that can include removable modular or fixed electronic components located directly on the patch panel which are separately or in combination capable of providing advanced features such as device detection and power insertion. The patch panel provides communications between an insulation displacement connector (IDC) at a PD/User end, and any standard interface type using unshielded twisted pair cables, such as an RJ45 connector at a switch end at performance levels of at least category 3, 5, 5e, 6 and/or higher (e.g. 6e or 7) and equivalent performance levels by compensating for the active electronics used in providing advanced features. Compensation is achieved in part through the separation and isolation of active and communication circuit elements.