A method of thermal decoupling of printed circuits and a printed circuit for use therein
AssigneeOSRAM GmbH
InventorsThomas Rieger, Davide Grosso, Franco Zanon
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AssigneeOSRAM GmbH
InventorsThomas Rieger, Davide Grosso, Franco Zanon
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In order to counter heat propagation between adjacent sections of a ribbon-like printed circuit board, the sections being individually exposed to heat between opposed border lines, with printed circuit board including an electrically insulating substrate with electrically conductive pads for mounting components thereon, the adjacent sections are terminated at the opposed border lines with at least one electrically conductive borderline pad, which has a separation gap to the border line, and/or is coupled to an electrically conductive line extending on substrate between a first end at borderline pad and a second end away from borderline pad. The first end and the second end may be located at a first and at a second distances to border line, the second distance being longer than the first distance, and/or the electrically conductive line may have a narrower cross section than the first and the second ends.
A method of countering heat propagation between adjacent sections of a ribbon-like printed circuit board with said sections individually exposed to heat between opposed border lines, wherein said printed circuit board includes an electrically insulating substrate with electrically conductive pads for mounting components thereon,
A ribbon-like printed circuit board including adjacent sections to be individually exposed to heat between opposed border lines, wherein said printed circuit board comprising an electrically insulating substrate with electrically conductive pads for mounting components thereon, wherein said adjacent sections terminate at said opposed border lines with at least one electrically conductive borderline pad wherein said at least one borderline pad:
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