Printed wiring board
AssigneeRohm Co., Ltd.
InventorMasashi Nagasato
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Abstract
A printed wiring board used to suppress parasitic component is provided. The printed wiring board 100 includes a multi-layer substrate 110, and a power line 50 laid on the multi-layer substrate 110 and connected with a power terminal row T11a-T11d of a semiconductor device 10. The power line 50 includes a first wiring pattern 51 formed on a surface of the multi-layer substrate 110, a second wiring pattern 52 formed within the multi-layer substrate 110, and interlayer connections 53x and 53y electrically conducting the first wiring pattern 51 and the second wiring pattern 52 to bypass at least a portion of the power terminal row T11a-T11d.
Claims19
An electronic apparatus comprising:
- a printed wiring board comprising:
- a multi-layer substrate;
- a power line, laid on the multi-layer substrate and connected with a first row of power terminals of a semiconductor device;
- and
- a ground line, laid on the multi-layer substrate and connected with a first row of ground terminals of the semiconductor device;
- wherein,
- at least one of the power line or the ground line comprises:
- a first wiring pattern, formed on a surface of the multi-layer substrate;
- and
- a second wiring pattern, formed within the multi-layer substrate;
- a switch line, laid on the multi-layer substrate and connected with a first row of switch terminals of the semiconductor device, wherein the switch line is partially between the power line and the ground line from a view perspective in a first direction perpendicular to the multi-layer substrate, wherein the first row of power terminals, the first row of ground terminals, and the first row of switch terminals are aligned and extend along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction;
- and
- an output line laid on the multi-layer substrate, wherein the ground line, the switch line, and the output line are partially overlapped from a view perspective in a third direction perpendicular to the first direction and the second direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.