Patent classifications
H01P3/026
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD WITH ENHANCED IMMUNITY TO COMMON-MODE NOISE
A design for printed circuit board with reduced susceptibility to common-mode noise includes a first substrate, a differential pair of signal lines with two differential transmission lines laid on the first substrate, a second substrate, a metal layer located between the first substrate and the second substrate, and a grounding layer The second substrate is located between the second substrate and the grounding layer, and a conductive structure is located in the second substrate and couples the metal layer to the grounding layer. A length of the metal layer is substantially equal to a length of each of the two differential transmission lines.
Radio-frequency loss reduction in photonic circuits
In photonic integrated circuits implemented in silicon-on-insulator substrates, non-conductive channels formed, in accordance with various embodiments, in the silicon device layer and/or the silicon handle of the substrate in regions underneath radio-frequency transmission lines of photonic devices can provide breaks in parasitic conductive layers of the substrate, thereby reducing radio-frequency substrate losses.
Semiconductor device having a high-k dielectric material disposed beyween first and second transmission lines and a dielectric directly contacting the high-k dielectric material
A semiconductor device includes a first transmission line and a second transmission line. The semiconductor device further includes a high-k dielectric material between the first transmission line and the second transmission line, wherein the high-k dielectric material surrounds the second transmission line. The semiconductor device further includes a dielectric material directly contacting the high-k dielectric material, wherein the dielectric material has a different dielectric constant from the high-k dielectric material, and the dielectric material is separated from the first transmission line and the second transmission line.
PATTERNED GROUND STRUCTURE FILTER DESIGNS WITH IMPROVED PERFORMANCE
Disclosed herein are printed circuit boards (PCBs) with patterned ground structure filters and data storage devices comprising such PCBs. Each PCB comprises a resonator having an L-shape or a zig-zag shape in a plane of the printed circuit board and at least one signal trace. The resonator has a first dimension and a second dimension in the plane of the printed circuit board. A portion of the at least one signal trace is situated over the resonator and is separated by a distance from the resonator by a dielectric material. In some embodiments, at least part of the portion of the at least one signal trace extends in a same direction as the first dimension (in the case of an L-shaped resonator) or tracks the zig-zag shape of the resonator (in the case of a zig-zag-shaped resonator).
Transmission line design and method, where high-k dielectric surrounds the transmission line for increased isolation
A transmission line design includes a first transmission line configured to transfer at least one first signal. The transmission line design further includes a second transmission line configured to transfer at least one second signal, wherein the second transmission line is spaced from the first transmission line. The transmission line design further includes a high-k dielectric material between the first transmission line and the second transmission line. The transmission line design further includes a dielectric material surrounding the high-k dielectric material, the first transmission line and the second transmission line, wherein the dielectric material is different from the high-k dielectric material.
Shielded three-layer patterned ground structure
The present disclosure generally relates to a shielded three-layer patterned ground structure in a PCB. The PCB may be disposed in a hard disk drive. To reduce costs, PCBs are being made with only four total layers separated by dielectric material. Conductive traces in PCBs can have the problem of common mode current flowing through the traces and thus increasing the magnitude of EMI noise. By providing a shielded three-layer patterned ground structure, not only is the cost reduced, but so is the common mode current and the magnitude of EMI noise, all without any negative impact to the differential signal.
Multilayer board and electronic device
A multilayer board includes a layered body including insulating base material layers that are laminated, and first and second signal lines, a first ground conductor including a first opening, a second ground conductor, a third ground conductor, and an interlayer connecting conductor. The first signal line overlaps the first opening when seen in a layering direction. The second signal line is provided on a layer different from a layer including the first signal line and includes a portion extending side by side with the first signal line when seen in the Z-axis direction. The first, second, and third ground conductors are connected by the interlayer connecting conductor. The third ground conductor is disposed on a layer including the first signal line or a layer positioned between the first signal line and the second signal line.
Electronic device and signal transmission method
An electronic device includes a signal sender that sends a pair of transmission signals of mutually opposite phases to an external device via a pair of transmission paths. The signal sender differentiates each amplitude of the pair of transmission signals.
Connector apparatus and wireless transmission system
A connector apparatus includes a first connector unit provided at an end section of a waveguide cable and a second connector unit that is provided at a terminal section of a transmission wire formed on a print substrate and is detachable from the first connector unit, the second connector unit being structured to perform a signal transmission with the first connector unit by an electromagnetic induction.
RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR TRAFFIC-PROFILE-DEPENDENT SCHEDULING REQUEST
Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to methods and apparatus for allocating resources for the transmission of scheduling requests based on UE traffic profiles. In one embodiment, a base station determines, for one or more user equipments (UEs), a type of traffic to be exchanged between the one or more UEs and the base station. The base station allocates resources for the one or more UEs to use for sending a scheduling request based, at least in part, on the type of traffic associated with each of the one or more UEs. The base station signals an indication of the allocated resources to each of the one or more UEs.