High-density and high-speed cable assembly

Electrical connectors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement – e.g. – pcb – icm – dip,... – Within distinct housing spaced from panel circuit arrangement

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H01R 909

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058737430

ABSTRACT:
Transition printed circuit boards and edge contact wafers are positioned back-to-back and disposed within slots of a diecast aluminum shell with which they are held in place by means of an outer housing. High-speed electrical cable is attached to conductive patterns on the transition printed circuit boards using flux-free methods. The resultant cable and connector are capable of high-speed operation (greater than 100 megahertz) and are still, nonetheless, capable of providing high-density connections to connectors on boards immediately adjacent to semiconductor chips.

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