Interconnect structure

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement

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C174S260000

Reexamination Certificate

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08071891

ABSTRACT:
A interconnect structure includes a substrate, a pair of interconnect pads, a pair of transmission lines. The substrate is stacked with at least one layer, and each of the layers has a first surface plane and a second surface plane. The pair of interconnect pads are formed on a first surface plane of a first layer of the substrate. The pair of transmission lines is formed on the first surface plane of the first layer, and the pair of transmission lines have a Y-type close trace portion for connection to the pair of interconnect pads. Further, the first surface plane of the layer is formed with a via hole which is formed within a groin region defined by the Y-type close trace portion and extends to a second surface plane of the first layer, wherein the second surface of the first layer is a power plane or a ground plane.

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