Patent classifications
H05K2201/0959
BIOCOMPATIBLE ELECTROMECHANICAL CONNECTION FOR CERAMIC SUBSTRATE ELECTRONICS FOR BIOMEDICAL IMPLANT
A biocompatible electrical connection includes a substrate; a ferrule having a concentric flange at a first end of the ferrule; a first adhesive; and a second adhesive. The first adhesive adheres a first surface of the concentric flange of the ferrule to a surface of the substrate. The second adhesive fills an annular space between a hole in the substrate and the ferrule. The first adhesive or the second adhesive forms a conductive path on the surface of the substrate between the ferrule and a circuit pattern on the substrate.
WIRING BOARD
A wiring board includes an insulating base having a first principal surface, and a second principal surface opposite to the first principal surface, a first through hole formed in the base, a first conductive layer provided inside the first through hole, a first insulating layer covering the first principal surface, a second insulating layer covering the second principal surface, a second through hole formed in the first insulating layer, the base, and the second insulating layer, a magnetic material provided inside the second through hole, a third through hole famed in the magnetic material, and a second conductive layer provided inside the third through hole.
Carrier board structure with an increased core-layer trace area and method for manufacturing same
Carrier board structure with an increased core-layer trace area and method for manufacturing the same are introduced. The carrier board structure comprises a core layer structure, a first circuit build-up structure, and a second circuit build-up structure. The core layer structure comprises a core layer, a signal transmission portion, and an embedded circuit layer, wherein the signal transmission portion and the embedded circuit layer are disposed inside the core layer and electrically connected. The first circuit build-up structure is disposed on the core layer on a same side as the embedded circuit layer and is electrically connected to the embedded circuit layer. The second circuit build-up structure is disposed on the core layer on a same side as the signal transmission portion, and is electrically connected to the first circuit build-up structure through the signal transmission portion and the embedded circuit layer.
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD AND VEHICLE INCLUDING THE SAME
A printed circuit board, on which at least one light emitting diode including at least two electrodes is mounted, includes a base member, an insulating layer disposed on the base member, a plurality of conductive pads disposed on the insulating layer and electrically connected to the light emitting diode, a plurality of via holes formed through at least one conductive pad of the plurality of conductive pads and at least a portion of each insulating layer, and filling members disposed in the plurality of via holes to electrically connect the base member to the at least one conductive pad, A distance between the plurality of via holes is ‘n’ times greater than a depth of at least one via hole of the plurality of via holes, in which ‘n’ is a positive integer greater than ‘1’ and less than ‘10’.
Antenna-to-Printed Circuit Board Transition
This document describes techniques, apparatuses, and systems for an antenna-to-printed circuit board (PCB) transition. An apparatus (e.g., a radar system) may include an MMIC or other processor to generate electromagnetic signals. The apparatus can include a PCB that includes multiple layers, a first surface, and a second surface that is opposite and in parallel with the first surface. The PCB can also include a dielectric-filled portion formed between the first surface and second surface. The apparatus can also include a conductive loop located on the first surface and connected to a pair of lines. The apparatus can further include a transition channel mounted on the first surface and positioned over the dielectric-filled portion. The described transition can reduce manufacturing costs and board sizes, reduce energy losses, and support a wide bandwidth.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING WIRING SUBSTRATE
A method for manufacturing a wiring substrate includes preparing a substrate including an insulating layer and metal foils, forming a through hole in the substrate to penetrate through the insulating layer and foils, forming a first plating film on the substrate such that the first film is formed on the entire surface of each metal foil and the inner wall of the hole, laminating one or more resin sheets on the first film such that the resin sheet or sheets cover the first film on the entire surface of a respective one of the foils, pressing the resin sheet or sheets such that resin is extruded from the resin sheet or sheets into the hole and fills space surrounded by the first film inside the hole, removing the resin sheet or sheets, and forming a second plating film on the substrate to cover surface of the resin in the hole.
Wiring board
A wiring board includes a core layer having a first through hole formed therein, a magnetic resin filled inside the first through hole, a second through hole formed in the magnetic resin, and a plating film covering an inner wall surface of the second through hole. The plating film includes an electroless plating film, and an electrolytic plating film. The electroless plating film makes direct contact with an inner wall surface of the second through hole.
COAXIAL VIA SHIELDED INTERPOSER
A coaxial interposer may shield certain signals (e.g., noisy signals, high speed signals, radio frequency (RF) signals) transmitted through an electronic device. The coaxial interposer may include a coaxial via that includes an outer barrel of non-conductive material and an inner barrel of non-conductive material separated by a conductive barrel. Further, the outer barrel of non-conductive material may be enclosed by an outer metal coating. The coaxial via serves to internally shield each signals transmitted between layers of a printed circuit board (PCB) within the electronic device.
FLEXIBLE HYBRID INTERCONNECT CIRCUITS
Provided are flexible hybrid interconnect circuits and methods of forming thereof. A flexible hybrid interconnect circuit comprises multiple conductive layers, stacked and spaced apart along the thickness of the circuit. Each conductive layer comprises one or more conductive elements, one of which is operable as a high frequency (HF) signal line. Other conductive elements, in the same and other conductive layers, form an electromagnetic shield around the HF signal line. Some conductive elements in the same circuit are used for electrical power transmission. All conductive elements are supported by one or more inner dielectric layers and enclosed by outer dielectric layers. The overall stack is thin and flexible and may be conformally attached to a non-planar surface. Each conductive layer may be formed by patterning the same metallic sheet. Multiple pattern sheets are laminated together with inner and outer dielectric layers to form a flexible hybrid interconnect circuit.
Current introduction terminal, and pressure holding apparatus and X-ray image sensing apparatus therewith
A current introduction terminal includes a board made of resin. The board has a first face and a second face opposite each other. The board hermetically separates environments of different air pressures from each other. A plurality of through via holes corresponding both to a plurality of metal terminals of a first surface-mount connector to be mounted on the first face and to a plurality of metal terminals of a second surface-mount connector to be mounted on the second face are formed to penetrate between the first and second faces, and then hole parts of the through via holes are filled with resin.