Dual-diameter vias increase spacing between adjacent signal paths on printed circuit boards to minimize electromagnetic interference.
Stacked stripline circuits use vertical layering to reduce insertion loss and out-of-band rejection in constrained high-frequency spaces.
Segmented choke passages in multi-layer dielectric waveguides maintain precise electrical lengths despite adhesive thickness errors, suppressing wave leakage.
A vinyl aromatic copolymer resin composition improves toughness and drilling processability for circuit substrates.
A printed circuit board integrates a microwave resonator shell formed by an annular rear-side recess to couple signals into a waveguide.
A dual-mode connector switches between RJ45 and ARJ45 configurations to support high-speed data transmission.
Resin-filled hollow glass filaments mitigate signal skew by matching the effective dielectric constant of the filler to the surrounding polymeric matrix.
Replacing mechanical vias with electromagnetic coupling reduces lamination cycles and manufacturing complexity in phased array antenna systems.
Layered polyimide films with controlled melt viscosity reduce thermal expansion without degrading adhesion to plated copper.
Laser-drilled asymmetric via geometry reduces void formation during electrolytic plating, preventing line disconnection in high-density interconnect circuits.
A via impedance optimization method adjusts electrical parameters based on perceived signal rise time to maintain transmission quality.
L-C-L circuit matches impedance in transmission line connecting portions, reducing reflection and insertion loss.
Thinner substrate areas shorten vias to reduce signal degradation while thicker zones maintain structural integrity.