A printed circuit board includes an insulating layer, a circuit pattern embedded in the insulating layer and including a first metal layer, a second metal layer and a third metal layer disposed between the first metal layer and the second metal layer, and a connection conductor disposed on one surface of the insulating layer and connected to the circuit pattern, wherein the first metal layer is exposed through the one surface of the insulating layer.

A method for manufacturing a circuit board with narrow conductive traces and narrow spaces between traces includes a base layer and two first wiring layers disposed on opposite surfaces of the base layer. Each first wiring layer includes a first bottom wiring and a first electroplated copper wiring. The first bottom wiring is formed on the base layer. The first bottom wiring includes a first end facing the base layer, a second end opposite to the first end, and a first sidewall connecting the first end and the second end. The first electroplated copper wiring covers the second end and the first sidewall of the first bottom wiring.

An electronic device and associated methods are disclosed. In one example, the electronic device can include an assembly having asymmetrically situated conductors. In selected examples, the assembly includes a ground plane, a central shield portion, a first side shield portion on a first side, a second side shield portion on a second side, a first conductor asymmetrically situated between the central shield portion and the first side shield portion, a second conductor asymmetrically situated between the central shield portion and the second side shield portion, and dielectric within the assembly.

A multi-layer circuit board is formed multiple layers of a catalytic layer, each catalytic layer having an exclusion depth below a surface, where the cataltic particles are of sufficient density to provide electroless deposition in channels formed in the surface. A first catalytic layer has channels formed which are plated with electroless copper. Each subsequent catalytic layer is bonded or laminated to an underlying catalytic layer, a channel is formed which extends through the catalytic layer to an underlying electroless copper trace, and electroless copper is deposited into the channel to electrically connect with the underlying electroless copper trace. In this manner, traces may be formed which have a thickness greater than the thickness of a single catalytic layer.

A printed circuit board for transmitting electrical energy and for signal transmission includes electrical conductor tracks coupled to the printed circuit board wherein the electrical conductor tracks include a first electrical conductor track with a superconducting material. The first electrical conductor track is designed to provide electrical energy directly to a power electronics system. The electrical conductor tracks include a second electrical conductor track which is designed to provide a signal transmission to a signal electronics system. A system is disclosed having such a printed circuit board.

Methods and apparatus for providing an interconnection including a stack of wirebond balls having a selected impedance. The wirebond balls may have a size, which may comprise a radius, configured for the selected impedance. The stack may comprise a number of wirebond balls configured for the selected impedance and/or may comprise a material selected for the selected impedance. In embodiments, the selected impedance is primarily resistive (e.g., 50 Ohms), such that the overall reactance is minimized.

A printed circuit board includes an insulating layer, a circuit pattern embedded in the insulating layer and including a first metal layer, a second metal layer and a third metal layer disposed between the first metal layer and the second metal layer, and a connection conductor disposed on one surface of the insulating layer and connected to the circuit pattern, wherein the first metal layer is exposed through the one surface of the insulating layer.

A package substrate, comprising a package comprising a substrate, the substrate comprising a dielectric layer, a via extending to a top surface of the dielectric layer; and a bond pad stack having a central axis and extending laterally from the via over the first layer. The bond pad stack is structurally integral with the via, wherein the bond pad stack comprises a first layer comprising a first metal disposed on the top of the via and extends laterally from the top of the via over the top surface of the dielectric layer adjacent to the via. The first layer is bonded to the top of the via and the dielectric layer, and a second layer is disposed over the first layer. A third layer is disposed over the second layer. The second layer comprises a second metal and the third layer comprises a third metal. The second layer and the third layer are electrically coupled to the via.

A component carrier and a method for manufacturing the same are disclosed. The component carrier includes an electrically conductive layer structure and an overhanging end. A first surface finish is formed on a first surface portion of the electrically conductive layer structure. Furthermore, the component carrier further includes a second surface finish on a second surface portion of the electrically conductive layer structure connected to the first surface finish and extending under the overhanging end.

Forming aluminum circuit layers forming an aluminum circuit layers on one surface of a ceramic substrate and forming copper circuit layers are included. The copper circuit layers are formed by laminating copper boards for the circuit layers on the respective aluminum circuit layers, arranging the laminate between a pair of support boards having a convex curved surface at least on one surface so as to face to each other, moving the support boards in a facing direction to press the laminate in a lamination direction, and heating in this pressing state so that the copper boards for the circuit layers are bonded on the aluminum circuit layers respectively by solid phase diffusion. In the step of forming the copper circuit layers, the support boards are arranged so that either one of the convex curved surface is in contact with the adjacent copper boards for the circuit layers in the laminate.