Circuit board device and design support device
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsOsamu Ueno, Hitoshi Arakaki
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AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsOsamu Ueno, Hitoshi Arakaki
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A circuit board device suppress with a small number of terminal elements unwanted irradiation originating between a power supply layer and a ground layer, even when a configuration of the power supply layer and the ground layer on the circuit board is complex, and a design support device thereof. The circuit board device has a power supply layer and a ground layer disposed in opposition to one another. A dielectric is disposed between the power supply layer and the ground layer. A power supply surface is divided into two power supply surfaces and by a slit having a generally T-shaped configuration to form power supply surface edges. The power supply surface edges retain across a predetermined length L a characteristic impedance present between the power supply layer and the ground layer. A terminal load is connected to a terminal portion of the power supply surface edges.
A circuit board device having a power supply region and a ground region adjacent to the power supply region, wherein, when divided into two or more power supply region by a slit, at least one region of said two or more power supply regions and the ground region that are adjacent is in the shape of has a shape that may be considered a track having a length that is larger than its width, a terminal element having an impedance that is substantially equal to a characteristic impedance between said at least one region and said ground region is connected between said power supply region and said ground region at a terminal end of said at least one region, wherein the terminal element includes a resistor and a capacitor which are series-connected, a relationship between the characteristic impedance Ze and a resistance R of the resistor satisfies (Ze/5)≦R≦(5·Ze), and a capacity C of the capacitor satisfies C≦1/(10π·fmin·Ze), where fmin is a lower limit of a radiation noise frequency of a reduction target.
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