Multilayer circuit board, drive control device, and motor unit for electric power steering
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsToshiki Nagare, Hiroki Shimizu
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsToshiki Nagare, Hiroki Shimizu
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A multilayer circuit board formed by alternately stacking conductor layers and insulating layers. A power section and a control calculation section are disposed in different regions on the multilayer circuit board. The power section includes a drive current wiring for applying a current. The drive current wiring includes a same shape portion formed in a same shape in each of the conductor layers and a traversing portion in which a notch portion formed by notching a portion of the drive current wiring is formed at least on any one of the conductor layers. A signal wiring for transmitting a control signal of an inverter circuit mounted in the power section traverses the notch portion, and a dimension of a width of the traversing portion in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the drive current wiring is larger than a dimension of a width of the same shape portion.
A multilayer circuit board formed by alternately stacking conductor layers and insulating layers, wherein a power section, in which a current is applied to an inverter circuit to which a switching element is mounted, and a control calculation section, to which a control device that controls the switching element is mounted, are disposed in different regions on the multilayer circuit board, the power section includes a drive current wiring for applying a current, the drive current wiring includes a same shape portion formed in a same shape in each of the conductor layers and a traversing portion in which a notch portion formed by notching a portion of the drive current wiring is formed at least on any one of the conductor layers, a signal wiring for transmitting a control signal of the inverter circuit mounted in the power section traverses the notch portion, and a dimension of a width of the traversing portion in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the drive current wiring is larger than a dimension of a width of the same shape portion;
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