Wiring board for mounting electronic devices with high-density t

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Discontinuous or differential coating – impregnation or bond

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174261, 174262, 361737, 361741, 361746, 361767, 361808, 361810, 428901, B32B 300

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059939460

ABSTRACT:
A lattice of a wiring or terminal pattern is varied at areas on a wiring board. The spacing of the wiring lattice is reduced only in a predetermined area for a device having many terminals. An alignment pattern is provided in the predetermined area. The spacing of the wiring lattice in the central portion of the wiring board may be the finest and may get gradually coarser toward the peripheral portion of the wiring lattice.

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