Multilayer wiring board with a concave portion and an electromagnetic shielding layer featuring a roughened surface.
Shielded PCBs integrate trap filters into power supply wiring to attenuate high-frequency clock signals, reducing electromagnetic radiation above 20 GHz.
A tape distribution substrate uses dummy patterns to minimize electromagnetic interference between adjacent signal lines.
A flexible substrate uses asymmetric coplanar lines to maintain balanced electromagnetic fields.
A circuit board embeds a column-shaped heat-transfer body within an insulating part to improve thermal conduction.
A ring-shaped through-via-hole array structure creates an omnidirectional noise suppression frequency band between power planes.
Integrating a conductive shield into the core cavity eliminates bulky external casings, reducing package volume and manufacturing costs while mitigating EMI.
Exposed ground pattern connects to heatsink through fastener, resolving insulation trade-offs while reducing noise and improving heat dissipation.
Multi-layer carrier with metal plate dissipates heat from power supply components, eliminating separate heat sinks and reducing installation space.
Nanopowder-loaded dielectric layers increase capacitance density while segmented regions prevent interference between high-power devices.
Grooves define shielding zones on circuit boards to contain insulating encapsulation layers and prevent overflow into adjacent areas.
Segmented terminal electrodes isolate tin plating to prevent flow during reflow soldering and maintain wettability on packaging board connections.
Segmented capacitors embedded in the board core provide independent power to multi-core processors, reducing thermal stress and manufacturing complexity.
A microelectronic package integrates inductors and shield elements within the substrate to reduce z-height and X-Y area.