Structure for electromagnetically shielding a substrate

Wave transmission lines and networks – Transmission line inductive or radiation interference...

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C361S818000

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10894120

ABSTRACT:
A circuit board that requires electromagnetic shielding is enclosed in a cavity formed between a metal case and a base substrate. A ground plane, which is electrically conductive, is embedded in each of the base substrate and the circuit board. The metal case is electrically connected to the ground planes in both the base substrate and the circuit board.

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Japanese Office Action, with English Translation, Issuing Date: Sep. 21, 2006.

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