Printed circuit substrate with solder formed on pad-on-via and p

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

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174263, 22818022, 361777, 361774, H01R 909

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ABSTRACT:
A printed circuit substrate having solder bumps formed on pad-on-via contacts and pad-off-via contacts. The printed circuit substrate has at least one pad-on-via contact and at least one pad-off-via contact. A first solder bump is on the pad-on-via contact and a second solder bump is on the pad-off-via contact. The first and second solder bumps are substantially the same height as measured above a horizontal plane that is substantially co-planar to the pad-off-via contact.

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