Embedded circuit board and method of manufacturing same
AssigneeShennan Circuits Co., Ltd.
InventorsLixiang Huang, Zedong Wang, Hua Miao
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Abstract
The invention, which relates to the technical field of inductance embedding, specifically discloses an embedded circuit board. The embedded circuit board includes: at least layer of sub-body, where preset positions of the sub-bodies are provided with through slots; and an inductance element embedded within the slots and configured to be spaced apart from sidewalls of the slots. In the above manner, it is possible to make the embedded circuit board of the present application structurally compact, highly integrated, widely applicable, and safe and reliable.
Claims12
An embedded circuit board, comprising:
- at least one layer of sub-body, wherein through slots are provided at presets positions of the sub-bodies;
- an inductance element embedded within the slot and configured to be spaced apart from sidewalls of the slots;
- a first circuit layer arranged with conductive columns;
- a second circuit layer, the first circuit layer and the second circuit layer being provided to cover two opposite sides of the slot respectively such that the inductance element is located between the first circuit laver and the second circuit layer, and
- inductance frames, enclosing an exterior of the inductance element;
- wherein the induction element is connected to the first circuit layer via the inductance frames and the conductive columns connected to the inductance frames, the inductance element is connected to the conductive columns via ends of the inductance frames adjacent to the second circuit layer to realize electrical connection to the second circuit layer;
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- the inductance frames are configured to assist the inductance element in maintaining an upright state when the sub-bodies are provided to sleeve the inductor element by means of the slots, such that the inductance element always maintains a preset distance from the sidewalls of the slots.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.