An angled circuit board connector includes a unitary connector block having first and second board-contacting faces. The first and second board-contacting faces are arranged relative to each other at an operative angle. The connector block includes a block body. The first and second board-contacting faces face outward from the block body. A first connector port is located on the first board-contacting face. A second connector port is located on the second board-contacting face. A connector trace extends through at least a portion of the block body between the first and second board-contacting faces. The connector trace electrically connects the first and second connector ports.

An electronic device includes a substrate, multiple side wires, and a protection structure. The substrate has a first main surface, a side surface, and a first multi-turning surface connected between the first main surface and the side surface. The first multi-turning surface includes multiple first turning surfaces with differing normal directions. The side wires are disposed on the substrate. Each of the side wires extends from the first main surface over the first multi-turning surface to the side surface. The protection structure is disposed on the substrate and includes a wire protection part covering the side wires. The wire protection part has a first thickness at the side surface, a second thickness at the first main surface, and a third thickness at at least one of the first turning surfaces. The first thickness is greater than the second thickness, and the second thickness is greater than the third thickness.

A board-to-board connection structure includes a first circuit board, a second circuit board, and a connector. The first circuit board includes a first base layer and a first outer circuit layer. The second circuit board includes a second base layer and a second outer circuit layer. The connector electrically couples the first circuit board and the second circuit board. The connector includes a housing, a first electrical connection portion, and a second electrical connection portion. A side surface of the first circuit board includes a first conductive layer electrically coupled to the first outer circuit layer. The connector is coupled to the first conductive layer through the first electrical connection portion. The second circuit board is located in the housing, and the second electrical connection portion is electrically coupled to the second outer circuit layer.

A method for manufacturing a wiring board includes preparing a large-sized wiring board having an effective region and a dummy region such that the board has a penetrating hole on a border of the effective and dummy regions and an inner-hole conductive layer covering an inner surface of the penetrating hole, moving a rotary tool having a tip blade along rotation axis at a peripheral portion of the penetrating hole such that the rotary tool drills a hole into the board at the peripheral portion and segments the conductive layer into portions in the effective and dummy regions, and moving a rotary tool having a side blade in a direction perpendicular to rotation axis such that the dummy region is cut off from the effective region after the rotary tool having tip blade makes the hole and a wiring board having the effective region of the board is formed.

A printed circuit board (PCB) device including one or more insulating layers and one or more conducting layers arranged to form a layer stack; and one or more blind holes disposed along a side edge of the layer stack and parallel to a plane of the layer stack. Each of the one or more blind holes along the side edge of the layer stack is configured to receive a pin. Each pin can make an electrical connection with a corresponding blind hole.

A circuit board includes a multilayer wiring board including a first wiring board and a second wiring board. A receiving cavity penetrates the second wiring board and corresponds to at least one connecting pad of the first wiring board. The receiving cavity includes a receiving portion penetrating the second wiring board and a plurality of recessed portions. Each recessed portion penetrates the second wiring board and is recessed from an inner wall defining the receiving portion. A width of each recessed portion gradually increases from a surface of the second wiring board facing the first wiring board toward a surface of the second wiring board facing away from the first wiring board. An electronic component is received in the receiving cavity and electrically connected to the at least one connecting pad. An adhesive fills in a gap between the electronic component and the second wiring board.

Pastes are disclosed that are configured to coat a passage of a substrate. When the paste is sintered, the paste becomes electrically conductive so as to transmit electrical signals from a first end of the passage to a second end of the passage that is opposite the first end of the passage. The metallized paste contains a lead-free glass frit, and has a coefficient of thermal expansion sufficiently matched to the substrate so as to avoid cracking of the sintered paste, the substrate, or both, during sintering.

There is provided an electric connection member having a substrate, an insulating adhesive layer provided on the substrate, and a conductive interconnect, wherein the electric connection member is provided with a recess that opens at a side of the insulating adhesive layer, the conductive interconnect is disposed in the recess, a metal nano-ink is disposed on the conductive interconnect, and all of the metal nano-ink is contained inside the recess.

An electronic device module includes: a substrate; at least one electronic device mounted on a first surface of the substrate; a connection portion mounted on the first surface of the substrate; and a shielding portion disposed along an external surface of the connection portion and electrically connected to a ground of the substrate through at least one connection conductor.

A flexible printed circuit (FPC) board includes a base film, a pair of traces and a chip. The pair of traces are disposed on the base film, and each trace has opposite first and second terminals. The chip is disposed on the base film and has pins that are respectively coupled to the first terminals of the traces. When the FPC board is bonded to a panel through the second terminals of the traces that are shorted to each other, the chip is configured to transmit a detection signal through one of the pins and receive a reception signal through the other of the pins, and to determine whether the FPC board works normally with the panel depending on the reception signal.