Multilayer interconnection board

Wave transmission lines and networks – Long line elements and components – Connectors and interconnections

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C333S033000, C333S034000

Reexamination Certificate

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07394337

ABSTRACT:
A multilayer interconnection board (10) comprises a dielectric substrate (11), a through-hole (15), a signal line (12) having a large width section (12A) and a small width section (12B) connected with the through-hole (15), and a ground layer (13, 14). A length L (mm) of the small width section (12B) meets the formula of 0<L≦(3×1010)/(F×√ε), wherein, ε denotes the dielectric constant of the dielectric substrate (11) and F (Hz) denotes the frequency of a signal transmitted through the signal line (12). The ratio (W2/W1) of a line width W2of the small width section (12B) relative to a line width W1of the large width section (12A) is determined to be smaller as the length of a stub portion of the through-hole (15) becomes larger.

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