The invention relates to a
radio frequency signal rhombic ground-covering hole shielding design in PCB
layout. The design comprises a
radio frequency signal line arranged on a PCB wiring layer, grounding
copper sheets symmetrically arranged on two sides of the
signal line, and a plurality of rhombic grounding holes arranged on the grounding
copper sheets according to a preset interval. The
long axis direction of the rhombic grounding hole is parallel to the
radio frequency signal line, the ratio of the
long axis to the
short axis is 2: 1, and the array spacing is 1.2 mm. The width of the
radio frequency signal line is 0.3 mm, and the distance between the
radio frequency signal line and the grounding
copper sheet is 0.15 mm. The technical scheme further comprises arc-shaped corner design, arc tear point connection and staggered ground hole design in the multi-layer
board structure. According to the invention, the problems of electromagnetic leakage,
antenna effect, impedance abrupt change, discontinuity of corner protection and the like in the traditional radio frequency PCB design are solved through a three-dimensional continuous ground covering shielding technology. The actual measurement shows that the design reduces the
distortion of radio frequency signals by about 20-22%, improves the
insertion loss by 0.3 dB, provides 24dB isolation in a 3.5 GHz
frequency band, reduces the highest temperature point on the surface of a PCB by 8 DEG C, and significantly improves the performance and reliability of a radio frequency circuit.