Selective wiring for multilayer printed circuit board

Wave transmission lines and networks – Long lines – Strip type

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174 685, 29829, 361414, H01P 318

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044954794

ABSTRACT:
Multilayer printed circuit boards are designed and produced using a selective wiring technique which segregates short, medium length and long lines. By placing short medium length and long lines on different layers, line specifications can be relaxed for the layers with shorter lines. This relaxation of specifications allows for the effective use of subtractive, additive and encapsulated wire manufacturing techniques in the production of complex multilayer printed circuit boards. Each layer of segregated line lengths is fabricated in accordance with the appropriate technique for a given line length to obtain a multilayer printed circuit board optimized for cost and/or performance and reliability.

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patent: 3691563 (1972-09-01), Shelton
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patent: 4097684 (1978-06-01), Burr
patent: 4127438 (1978-11-01), Babcock et al.
patent: 4328531 (1982-05-01), Nagashima et al.

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