A system for providing signal temperature immunity to a printed circuit board (PCB) comprises moating a set of reference planes, forming a trench between a heat source and a stripline trace and positioning a perforated section of a plane on a reference plane opposite the heat source. Moating the reference planes increases thermal resistance, the trench removes dielectric material and replaces it with air and the perforated section causes heat to travel in a non-linear path. Vias positioned at the ends of the PCB route heat along the outer surfaces of the PCB to transfer heat to the ambient environment.

An electronic device including a first component carrier, a second component carrier connected with the first component carrier so that a thermal decoupling gap is formed between the first component carrier and the second component carrier, a first component on and/or in the second component carrier, and a second component having a first main surface mounted in the thermal decoupling gap so that at least part of an opposing second main surface and an entire sidewall of the second component is exposed with respect to material of the first component carrier and with respect to material of the second component carrier.

At least one embodiment of a power supply includes a printed circuit board formed from a plurality of double-sided laminates and a plurality of thermally conductive, electrically insulating pre-preg sheets interleaved with the plurality of double-sided laminates. Each double-sided laminate illustratively includes an electrically insulating core, a first patterned layer of electrically conductive material arranged on a first side of the electrically insulating core, and a second patterned layer of electrically conductive material arranged on a second side of the electrically insulating core opposite the first side. The printed circuit board illustratively further includes a thermally conductive, electrically insulating additive resin filling spaces between the electrically conductive material in both the first and second patterned layers of each of the plurality of double-sided laminates, such that the electrically conductive material and the additive resin together form planar surfaces that contact the plurality of pre-preg sheets.

A memory system of embodiments includes a container, a first circuit board, a second circuit board, and an optical cable. The container has a hole connecting inside and outside the container. The first circuit board is disposed outside the container and has a first circuit to convert a first electric signal to an optical signal. The second circuit board is disposed inside the container and has a memory device, and a second circuit to convert the optical signal into a second electric signal and storing the second electric signal in the memory device. The optical cable transmits the optical signal from the first circuit board through the hole to the second circuit board.

A multi-layer printed circuit board (PCB) has a bonding surface disposed on a first surface and a first thermal relief pad disposed on the first surface and surrounding the bonding surface. A first conductive plane on the first surface partially surrounds the first thermal relief pad. The first conductive plane is connected to the bonding surface by one or more first spokes. A second thermal relief pad is disposed on the first surface and partially surrounds the first conductive plane. A second conductive plane is disposed on the first surface and surrounds the second thermal relief pad. The second conductive plane is connected to the first conductive plane by one or more second spokes. A through hole is located in the bonding surface for receiving an electrical connector of an electronic component.

A circuit board is a circuit board on which a predetermined circuit unit that causes heat and electromagnetic noise is disposed, and which is to be fixed to a conductive housing with a conductive screw. The circuit board includes: an insulator layer including an insulating plate-shaped base material; a conductor layer having a circuit pattern including a ground portion, which is disposed on at least one surface of the insulator layer; and a screw insertion hole that penetrates the insulator layer and the ground portion, and through which the conductive screw is to be inserted. The ground portion has a slit disposed between the screw insertion hole and the predetermined circuit unit. The ground portion has a ground bridge that electrically connects a portion of the ground portion between the slit and the screw insertion hole and a portion of the ground portion between the slit and the predetermined circuit unit.

A radio frequency module includes: a multilayer substrate that includes a plurality of insulator layers; an amplifying circuit that is provided on the multilayer substrate and amplifies a radio frequency signal; a power supply circuit that is provided on the multilayer substrate and supplies power to the amplifying circuit; a ground conductor that is a first conductor pattern having a ground potential and used in the amplifying circuit; and a ground conductor that is a second conductor pattern having a ground potential and used in the power supply circuit. The ground conductors are physically separated from each other and provided in internal layers of the multilayer substrate.

A multi-layer printed circuit board (PCB) has a bonding surface disposed on a first surface and a first thermal relief pad disposed on the first surface and surrounding the bonding surface. A first conductive plane on the first surface partially surrounds the first thermal relief pad. The first conductive plane is connected to the bonding surface by one or more first spokes. A second thermal relief pad is disposed on the first surface and partially surrounds the first conductive plane. A second conductive plane is disposed on the first surface and surrounds the second thermal relief pad. The second conductive plane is connected to the first conductive plane by one or more second spokes. A through hole is located in the bonding surface for receiving an electrical connector of an electronic component.

A printed-circuit board includes: a film-shaped thermoplastic base member having plasticity; a pattern fuse formed from a metal foil layer provided on a principal surface of the base member; a cover member covering at least part of the pattern fuse from an opposite side of the base member; and a first heat-resistant protection film provided on a region overlapping with at least part of the pattern fuse and covering the pattern fuse from a cover member side.

At least one embodiment of a power supply includes a printed circuit board formed from a plurality of double-sided laminates and a plurality of thermally conductive, electrically insulating pre-preg sheets interleaved with the plurality of double-sided laminates. Each double-sided laminate illustratively includes an electrically insulating core, a first patterned layer of electrically conductive material arranged on a first side of the electrically insulating core, and a second patterned layer of electrically conductive material arranged on a second side of the electrically insulating core opposite the first side. The printed circuit board illustratively further includes a thermally conductive, electrically insulating additive resin filling spaces between the electrically conductive material in both the first and second patterned layers of each of the plurality of double-sided laminates, such that the electrically conductive material and the additive resin together form planar surfaces that contact the plurality of pre-preg sheets.