Patent classifications
H05K1/0251
WIDE BAND PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD THROUGH CONNECTOR
A through connector device is disclosed. The device may include a coaxial cable receiver portion defined by one or more surfaces, the coaxial cable receiver portion configured to couple to a center conductor portion of a coaxial cable, the center conductor portion of the coaxial cable protruding above a dielectric material of the coaxial cable. The device may include a beam lead positioned adjacent to the coaxial cable receiver portion. The device may include a planar transmission line contact pad configured to make electrical contact with a planar transmission line of a printed circuit board. The device may include a step configured to electrically and mechanically couple the beam lead to the planar transmission line contact pad, the step configured to create a gap between a bottom surface of the beam lead and a top surface of an outer conductor portion of the coaxial cable.
INTEGRATION OF PASSIVE MICROWAVE STOP-BAND FILTER INTO A RADIO FREQUENCY (RF) INTERCONNECT PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD FOR OPTO-ELECTRONIC MODULE RF BANDWIDTH CONTROL
An optical device may include an optical subassembly and a digital signal processor (DSP). The optical device may include a radio frequency (RF) interconnect that electrically connects the optical subassembly and the DSP. The optical device may include a passive RF filter on one or more transmission lines of the RF interconnect.
Transmission line and electronic device
In a transmission line, a first ground conductor pattern and a second ground conductor pattern are connected through a first interlayer connecting conductor, and the first ground conductor pattern and a third ground conductor pattern are connected through a second interlayer connecting conductor. A first signal conductor pattern includes a first bypassing pattern portion that bypasses the first interlayer connecting conductor, and a second signal conductor pattern includes a second bypassing pattern portion that bypasses the second interlayer connecting conductor. Bypassing directions of the first bypassing pattern portion and the second bypassing pattern portion are opposite to each other.
Integration of passive microwave stop-band filter into a radio frequency (RF) interconnect printed circuit board for opto-electronic module RF bandwidth control
An optical device may include an optical subassembly and a digital signal processor (DSP). The optical device may include a radio frequency (RF) interconnect that electrically connects the optical subassembly and the DSP. The optical device may include a passive RF filter on one or more transmission lines of the RF interconnect.
STRUCTURE AND WIRING SUBSTRATE
Provided is a structure including a first conductor plane (101); a second conductor plane (102); a first transmission line (104) that is formed in a layer different from the first conductor plane (101) and the second conductor plane (102); a second transmission line (105) that is disposed so as to face the second conductor plane (102) in a layer opposite to the first transmission line (104) with respect to the second conductor plane (102); a first conductor via (103) that connects one end of the first transmission line (104) with the first conductor plane (101); a second conductor via (106) that connects another end of the first transmission line (104) with one end of the second transmission line (105); and a slit (107) that is formed on the second conductor plane (102).
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD FOR INTEGRATED LED DRIVER
A multi-layer metal core printed circuit board (MCPCB) has mounted on it at least one or more heat-generating LEDs and one or more devices configured to provide current to the one or more LEDs. The one or more devices may include a device that carries a steep slope voltage waveform. Since there is typically a very thin dielectric between the patterned copper layer and the metal substrate, the steep slope voltage waveform may produce a current in the metal substrate due to AC coupling via parasitic capacitance. This AC-coupled current may produce electromagnetic interference (EMI). To reduce the EMI, a local shielding area may be formed between the metal substrate and the device carrying the steep slope voltage waveform. The local shielding area may be conductive and may be electrically connected, to a DC voltage node adjacent to the one or more devices.
Designing a printed circuit board (PCB) to detect slivers of conductive material included within vias of the PCB
A method may include obtaining a printed circuit board (PCB) that includes a set of vias that include a set of stub regions. The PCB may include a set of layers perpendicular to the set of vias. The set of layers may include a signal layer and a ground layer. The ground layer may be located between the set of stub regions and the signal layer. The method may include drilling to remove at least a portion of a stub region of a via of the set of vias. The method may include performing an electrical test to determine whether a sliver of conductive material is included within the via after drilling to remove the at least a portion of the stub region of the via.
CIRCUIT SIGNAL ENHANCEMENT METHOD OF CIRCUIT BOARD AND STRUCTURE THEREOF
A method of a circuit signal enhancement of a circuit board comprises the following steps: forming a first substrate body with a first signal transmission circuit layer and a second substrate body with a second signal transmission circuit layer; forming a first signal enhancement circuit layer and a second signal enhancement circuit layer on the first substrate body and the second substrate body; forming a third substrate body with a third signal transmission circuit layer and a fourth substrate body with a fourth signal transmission circuit layer on the carrier; separating the third substrate body and the fourth substrate body from the carrier; combining the first signal transmission circuit layer and the third signal transmission circuit layer through the first signal enhancement circuit layer; and combining the second signal transmission circuit layer and the fourth signal transmission circuit layer through the second signal enhancement circuit layer.
METHOD FOR DETECTING AND ADJUSTING POOR BACK DRILLS IN PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS
The present invention provides a method for detecting and adjusting failed back-drills in PCBs in the process of fabricating a PCB so that the failed back-drill can be screened out or repaired. This is accomplished, by after detecting poor back drills in a PCB, measuring the actual thickness of each PCB board. Next, the measured actual thickness of each PCB board is compared with .the theoretical thickness of each PCB board. The back drill depth for each area of the PCB board is then adjusted for its theoretical thickness and percent variation from the measured thickness.to adjust the poor back drill.
VIA STRUCTURE, METHOD FOR PREPARING SAME AND METHOD FOR REGULATING IMPEDANCE OF VIA STRUCTURE
Embodiments of the disclosure provide a via structure, a method for preparing the same and a method for regulating impedance of a via structure. The via structure includes a first via, a second via and a first connecting through hole; and a first metal layer a the second metal layer. The first connecting through hole is located between the first via and the second via, and covers part of the first via and part of the second via. The first metal layer and the second metal layer are respectively located in the first via and the second via. The first metal layer and the second metal layer respectively cover a sidewall of the first via and a sidewall of the second via. The first metal layer is separated from the second metal layer through the first connecting through hole.