Multi-layer power distribution network of high-frequency printed boards based on accessory resistive films
A technology of power division network and distribution network, which is applied in the direction of circuits, electrical components, printed circuit components, etc., and can solve problems such as low quality reliability, large volume and weight, poor signal amplitude and phase consistency performance, etc.
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[0015] The invention provides a multilayer power distribution network based on a high-frequency printed board with a resistive film, a multilayer power distribution network based on a copper clad board with a resistive film, and each layer of the multilayer power distribution network is set as a Stripline structure, the lower medium of the stripline structure is a core board, and the upper medium of the stripline structure is a prepreg; the multi-layer power distribution network is provided with ladder slots to lead out signal lines, so as to facilitate communication with other circuits Interconnection: use the printed board multi-layer mixed voltage process to integrate the power division network with other circuits.
[0016] In the above, the core plate is a high-frequency plate with a built-in resistive film and a small loss angle; the prepreg is a high-frequency plate with a small loss angle; the core plate and the prepreg have the same dielectric constant.
[0017] In the...
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