A circuit module includes an interposer, and the interposer includes an element body including a first surface, a first interposer terminal provided on the first surface of the element body, and connected to a first external element, a second interposer terminal provided on the first surface of the element body, and connected to a second external element, a first wiring provided in the element body, and electrically connecting the first interposer terminal and the circuit board with each other, a second wiring provided in the element body, and electrically connecting the second interposer terminal and the circuit board with each other, and a bypass wiring provided in the element body and/or on a surface of the element body, and electrically connecting the first interposer terminal and the second interposer terminal with each other.

A connection body comprises a body having upper and lower surfaces, a first path and a second path. The first path has a first wired portion configured to be connected to a first core wire of a cable structure and a first terminal portion coupled to the first wired portion by a first coupling portion. The first wired portion, the first terminal portion and the first coupling portion are formed on the upper surface of the body. The second path has a second wired portion configured to be connected to a second core wire of the cable structure and a second terminal portion coupled to the second wired portion by a second coupling portion. The second wired portion is formed on the upper surface of the body. The second terminal portion is formed on the lower surface of the body.

A multilayer printed circuit having a control circuit including n vias that are connected in series between a first and a second electrical terminal so that an applied electric current passes at least partially through each one of the n vias. The control circuit includes track portions in each one of the layers, each one of the n vias connecting a track portion of one layer to a track portion of another layer. The control circuit includes a measurement device for measuring a potential difference across its terminals, storage for storing a threshold value and a comparator for comparing the potential difference with the threshold value so as to validate the printed circuit when the potential difference is lower than the threshold value.

The present disclosure relates to a PCB and a method in the PCB for reducing common-mode current. The PCB comprises two differential lines and each of the differential lines is on one or more planes of the PCB. The two differential lines carry a differential mode current and the common mode current. The differential mode current and the common mode current may be at least one of a forward current and a backward current. Further, a predefined configuration is formed using each of the two differential lines to generate impedance at the predefined configuration. Here, the predefined configuration is placed close to each other to generate a dielectric capacitance. The flow of the forward current and the backward current in adjacent tracks of each of the two differential lines in the predefined configuration are in opposite direction.

A multilayered substrate includes unit substrates laminated in a direction of thickness thereof, and the unit substrates include a photosensitive insulating layer, a conductive pattern disposed in the photosensitive insulating layer, and a bump penetrating into the photosensitive insulating layer and providing an interlayer connection to the conductive pattern.

An inductor component includes first and second inductor wiring lines, a first vertical wiring line, a second vertical wiring line, and a third vertical wiring line, wherein the first vertical wiring line and the second vertical wiring line are connected to the first end portion and the second end portion of the first inductor wiring line, respectively, and the third vertical wiring line and the second vertical wiring line are connected to the first end portion and the second end portion of the second inductor wiring line, respectively.

According to one embodiment, a metal base circuit board includes a metal base substrate, a first circuit pattern, and a first insulating layer between the metal base substrate and the first circuit pattern. The first insulating layer covers a lower surface of the first circuit pattern and at least part of a side surface of the first circuit pattern, the lower surface facing the metal base substrate, the at least part of the side surface being adjacent to the lower surface.

A capacitor module includes a circuit board including a positive conductor part and a negative conductor part, and capacitors mounted on the circuit board. The capacitors have the same capacitance and the same inner current path structure. The capacitors are arranged in a direction perpendicular to main current directions of the inner current path structures of the capacitors. Each adjacent two of the capacitors are connected to the positive conductor part and the negative conductor part such that the main current directions thereof are opposite in direction to each other.

The present invention relates to a capacitive presence sensor (1) arranged in the gripping lever (L) of a handle of an openable body section (2) of a motor vehicle (V) characterised in that it comprises: a printed circuit (10) including a first surface (101) and a second surface (102), an electrode (E1) including a surface which extends along said first surface (101) and a second electrode (E2) including a surface which extends along said second surface (102); and also in that it comprises: a guard plane (13) made up of a conductive track arranged between the first electrode (E1) and the second electrode (E2), passing through the body (e) of said printed circuit (10) and comprising a first printed surface (130) extending along said first surface (101) of the printed circuit (10) and a second printed surface (131) extending along said second surface of the printed circuit (10).

A resilient electrical connector assembly includes a base PCB and stacked layers of interconnected resilient conductive structures where each structure has at least two resilient conductive strips and at least two conductive contacts. One contact is integrated with a conductive path on the base PCB and another contact pad is positioned to establish a conductive path with a target PCB when the latter is mounted parallel to the base PCB. The resilient conductive strips flex due to a compressive force exerted between the base PCB and target PCB on the stacked layers. The resilient conductive structures are formed by depositing metal to sequentially form each of the stacked layers with one contact being initially formed in engagement with the conductive path on the base PCB.