Abstract:
An electronic component mounting circuit board for mounting an electronic component, comprises a circuit board, and connection pads provided on the circuit board, the connection pads being formed with a plurality of holes for inserting terminals of the electronic component.
Abstract:
An electrode on a main surface of a module board, to which an emitter electrode of a semiconductor chip which includes a switching element of a power supply control circuit that supplies a power supply voltage to amplifier circuit parts of a power module of a digital cellular phone, is electrically connected to a wiring in an internal layer of the module board through a plurality of via holes. Further, the wiring is electrically connected to an electrode for the supply of the power supply voltage, which is provided on a back surface of the module board. Accordingly, an output characteristic of the semiconductor device is improved.
Abstract:
A method for routing vias in a multilayer substrate from bypass capacitor pads is disclosed. One embodiment of a method may comprise arranging a bypass capacitor power pad spaced apart from a bypass capacitor ground pad on a first surface of the multilayer substrate, routing a plurality of power vias from the bypass capacitor power pad to a first redistribution layer spaced from the first surface, and routing a plurality of ground vias from the bypass capacitor ground pad to the first redistribution layer. The methodology may further comprise jogging the plurality of ground vias at the first redistribution layer to the plurality of power vias to provide a power and ground via pattern, and routing the power and ground vias from the first redistribution layer to a second redistribution layer spaced apart from the first redistribution layer based on the power and ground via pattern.
Abstract:
A stacked via structure (200) adapted to transmit high frequency signals or high intensity current through conductive layers of an electronic device carrier is disclosed. The stacked via structure comprises at least three conductive tracks (205a, 205b, 205c) belonging to three adjacent conductive layers (110a, 110b, 110c) separated by dielectric layers (120), aligned according to z axis. Connections between these conductive tracks are done with at least two vias (210, 215) between each conductive layer. Vias connected to one side of a conductive track are disposed such that they are not aligned with the ones connected to the other side according to z axis. In a preferred embodiment, the shape of these aligned conductive tracks looks like a disk or an annular ring and four vias are used to connect two adjacent conductive layers. These four vias are symmetrically disposed on each of said conductive track. The position of the vias between a first and a second adjacent conductive layers and between a second and a third adjacent conductive layers forms an angle of 45° according to z axis.
Abstract:
Trace configurations for carrying high-speed digital differential signals provide for reduced conduction loss and improved signal integrity. In one embodiment, a circuit board has a first set of conductive traces disposed on non-conductive material, and a second set of conductive traces parallel to the first set and disposed within the conductive material. The second set is separated from the first set by non-conductive material. Corresponding traces of the first and second sets may be in a stacked configuration. In other embodiments, conductive material may be provided between corresponding traces of the first and second sets resulting in an “I-shaped” or “U-shaped” cross-section. In yet other embodiments, the trace configurations have “T-shaped” and “L-shaped” cross-sections.
Abstract:
A pressfit terminal is to be inserted into a through hole defined in a substrate for electrically contacting with the through hole. The pressfit terminal includes a terminal main body and at least three protrusion portions. The at least three protrusion portions protrude outwardly from a surface of the terminal main body. At least part of the protrusion portions are arranged at intervals in a direction intersecting with an insertion direction of the terminal main body.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit arrangement or package includes a set of contact pads arranged in a pattern and a multi-layer conductive structure, which electrically connects the set of contact pads to at least one signal line. The conductive structure provides impedance matching between the pads and the at least one signal line.
Abstract:
A circuit board having, between the circuit board and a component arranged thereon, an electrical and mechanical connection of high mechanical-load-bearing ability. The circuit board includes at least one internally situated conductor path, a first insulating layer arranged on a first surface of the circuit board, a second insulating layer arranged on a second surface of the circuit board, a first contact location at which the conductor path is accessible, a second contact location, at which the conductor path is accessible through a bore passing completely through the circuit board, and an electronic component arranged on the first surface. The component has a first contact surface, which is connected with the first contact location by solder or electrically conductive adhesive, and a second contact surface which is connected with the second contact location by solder or adhesive.
Abstract:
A circuitized substrate which utilizes an underlying conductive layer coupled to a pad on the substrate to assure a reinforced pad which will not be damaged or removed from the substrate when subjected to a significant load. Two or more pads can be similarly provided and coupled to the conductive layer, e.g., the layer being a common (ground) layer. An information handling system (e.g., a personal computer) utilizing the substrate is also provided.
Abstract:
A method removes heat from a densely packed electronic assemblage. Densely packed electronic assemblage has a substrate medium for supporting at least one heat generating component and means for reducing the temperature of the at least one heat generating component. A heat sink cooperates with the heat removing element for reducing heat of the heat generating component by absorbing heat from the heat generating component.