Printed board

Claim 2

A printed board comprising: a board having a plurality of through holes formed therein and located on intersecting points of an X-Y orthogonal basic grid, and an oblique conductor pattern formed on said board, wherein conductors are formed along channels, one conductor passes between adjacent grid points arranged in an X direction, two or more conductors pass between adjacent grid points in a Y direction, and each conductor obliquely extends in a zigzag line with the meandering being regularly repeated so as to not contact the grid points.

Claim 3

A printed board according to claim 1, wherein each said conductor extends obliquely at a mean gradient that of one grid pitch advancement in the Y direction to advancement of two or more grid pitches in the X direction.

Claim 4

A printed board according to claim 1, wherein each said conductor is in the form of alternate repetition of a first straight portion passing obliquely between grid points arranged in the X direction and a second straight portion passing obliquely between grid points arranged in the Y direction, said first and second portions being different in gradient from each other.

Claim 5

A printed board according to claim 3, further comprising through hole lands, wherein each said through hole land has at least an outer straight edge parallel to either said first or second portion of the conductor adjacent thereto.

Claim 6

A printed board according to claim 4, wherein each said through hole land has a lemon-like shape.

Claim 7

A printed board according to claim 4, wherein each said through hole land has a polygonal shape.

Claim 8

A printed board according to claim 4, further comprising portions for connecting the conductors to the through hole lands, wherein said connecting portion is arranged to contain therein at least a corner portion of the through hole land, whereby the angle defined between the outer edge of the through hole land and the connecting portion is equal to or larger than a right angle.

Claim 9

A printed board according to claim 1, wherein connecting points of the conductors to the through hole lands and channel-changing points of the conductors are selected on the basis of the turning points of the conductors, and the intersections of the portions of the conductors passing between the basic grid points arranged in the Y direction with auxiliary grid lines provided between the basic grid lines.

Claim 10

A printed board according to claim 8, wherein the conductors and the through hole lands are connected together so that the lands adjacent to the turning points of the conductors are connected to these adjacent turning points, and the lands not adjacent to the turning points of the conductors are connected to the intersections of the conductors with the auxiliary grid lines.

Claim 11

A printed board according to claim 4, wherein said through hole lands have either lemon-like or polygonal shapes.

Claim 12

A printed board according to claim 5, 6 or 10 further comprising portions for connecting the conductors to the through hole lands, wherein said connecting portions are connected to respective through hole lands so as to contain at least a corner portion of the respective through hole land within the connecting portion.

Claim 13

A printed board according to claim 8 or 9 wherein the auxiliary grid lines include auxiliary grid lines arranged in the X direction located at 1/2 pitch of the basic grid lines in the X direction.

Claim 14

A printed board comprising: (a) a board having (i) a plurality of through holes formed therein and located on intersecting points of an X-Y orthogonal basic grid and (ii) through hole lands, and (b) an oblique conductor pattern formed on said board having (i) conductors formed along channels, one conductor passing between adjacent grid points arranged in an X direction, two or more conductors passing between adjacent grid points arranged in a Y direction, and each conductor obliquely extending in a zigzag line so as to not contact the grid points at a mean gradient of one grid pitch in the Y direction to at least two or more grid pitches in the X direction with each conductor formed in alternate repetition of a first straight portion passing obliquely between grid points arranged in the X direction and a second straight portion passing obliquely between grid points arranged in the Y direction, said first and second portions being different in gradient from each other, and (ii) portions for connecting the conductors to the through hole lands wherein connecting points of the conductors to the through hole lands and channel-changing points of the conductors are selected on the basis of the turning points of the conductors, and the intersections of the portions of the conductors passing between the basic grid points arranged in the Y direction with auxiliary grid lines provided between the basic grid lines, and wherein the conductors and the through hole lands are connected together so that the lands adjacent to the turning points of the conductors are connected to these adjacent turning points, and the lands not adjacent to the turning points of the conductors are connected to the intersections of the conductors with the auxiliary grid lines.

Claim 15

A printed board comprising: (a) a board having (i) a plurality of through holes formed therein and located on intersecting points of an X-Y orthogonal basic grid and (ii) through hole lands, and (b) an oblique conductor pattern formed on said board having (i) conductors formed along channels, one conductor passing between adjacent grid points arranged in an X direction, two or more conductors passing between adjacent grid points arranged in a Y direction, and each conductor obliquely extending in a zigzag line so as to not contact the grid points at a mean gradient of one grid pitch in the Y direction to at least two or more grid pitches in the X direction with each conductor formed in alternate repetition of a first straight portion passing obliquely between grid points arranged in the X direction and a second straight portion passing obliquely between grid points arranged in the Y direction, said first and second portions being different in gradient from each other, and (ii) portions for connecting the conductors to the through hole lands wherein connecting points of the conductors to the through hole lands and channel-changing points of the conductors are selected on the basis of the turning points of the conductors, and the intersections of the portions of the conductors passing between the basic grid points arranged in the Y direction with auxiliary grid lines provided between the basic grid lines, and wherein the conductors and the through hole lands are connected together so that the lands adjacent to the turning points of the conductors are connected to these adjacent turning points, and the lands not adjacent to the turning points of the conductors are connected to the intersections of the conductors with the auxiliary grid lines.

Claim 16

The printed board of claim 13, wherein each said through hole land has at least an outer straight edge parallel to either said first or second portion of the conductor adjacent thereto and has either a lemon-like or polygonal shape and wherein said through hole lands are connected to respective conductors by the connecting portion so as to contain at least a corner portion of the respective through hole land within the corresponding connecting portion.