Printed wiring board

A printed wiring board, comprising:

• a plurality of first conductive patterns arranged adjacently in a first direction and separated by first gaps;
• a plurality of conductive pattern rows comprising the plurality of first conductive patterns;
• a conductive pattern group comprising the plurality of conductive pattern rows arranged adjacently in a second direction that intersects the first direction and separated by third gaps;
• a plurality of second conductive patterns that connect, in the first direction, each of the plurality of first conductive patterns to first conductive patterns adjacent thereto in the first direction;
• and
• a plurality of third conductive patterns that are smaller than the first conductive patterns, and that connect each of the plurality of first conductive patterns to first conductive patterns adjacent thereto in the second direction, the plurality of third conductive patterns extending at an angle less than 90 degrees with respect to the second direction, wherein
• the plurality of conductive pattern rows include a first row and a second row which are adjacent to each other,
• a first line that connects central points of each of the adjacent first conductive patterns which are included in the first row is not orthogonal to a second line that connects central points of each of the adjacent first conductive patterns which are included in the first row and the second row, and
• the plurality of conductive pattern rows being shifted from each other in the first direction by a second gap, a length of the second gap in the first direction being longer than a diameter of a first conductive pattern in the first direction.

A printed wiring board, comprising:

• a plurality of first conductive patterns arranged adjacently in a first direction and separated by first gaps;
• a plurality of conductive pattern rows comprising the plurality of first conductive patterns;
• a conductive pattern group comprising the plurality of conductive pattern rows arranged adjacently in a second direction that intersects the first direction and separated by third gaps;
• and
• a plurality of second conductive patterns which are smaller than the first conductive patterns that connect each of the plurality of first conductive patterns to first conductive patterns adjacent thereto in the second direction, the plurality of second conductive patterns extending at an angle less than 90 degrees with respect to the second direction, wherein
• the plurality of conductive pattern rows include a first row and a second row which are adjacent to each other,
• a first line that connects central points of each of adjacent first conductive patterns which are included in the first row is not orthogonal to a second line that connects central points of each of adjacent first conductive patterns which are included in the first row and the second row, and
• the plurality of conductive pattern rows being shifted from each other in the first direction by a second gap, a length of the second gap in the first direction being longer than a diameter of a first conductive pattern in the first direction.

A printed wiring board, comprising:

• a plurality of first conductive patterns arranged adjacently in a first direction and separated by first gaps;
• a plurality of conductive pattern rows comprising the plurality of first conductive patterns;
• a conductive pattern group comprising the plurality of conductive pattern rows arranged adjacently in a second direction that intersects the first direction and separated by third gaps;
• a plurality of second conductive patterns that are smaller than the first conductive patterns and that connect, in the first direction, each of the plurality of first conductive patterns to first conductive patterns adjacent thereto in the first direction;
• and
• a plurality of third conductive patterns that are smaller than the first conductive patterns, and that connect, in the second direction, each of the plurality of first conductive patterns to first conductive patterns adjacent thereto in the second direction, wherein
• the plurality of conductive pattern rows include a first row and a second row which are adjacent to each other,
• a first line that connects central points of each of adjacent first conductive patterns which are included in the first row is not orthogonal to a second line that connects central points of each of adjacent first conductive patterns which are included in the first row and the second row,
• each first conductive pattern includes a portion less than its whole that opposes an immediately adjacent first conductive pattern in the second direction, and
• each first conductive pattern in the first row is connected to exactly one first conductive pattern in the second row.