514 traces 510 and 514 extend to the end of the boards 504 and 506 alternatively traces 510 and 514 may not be required depending on the extent of the traces e g traces 516 on the connector board 502 for example when traces 516 on the connector board 502 are long enough to reach the pin receiving holes 508 and 512 on boards 354 and 356 the traces 510 and 514 will not be required in fig5 a the connector board 502 includes a base portion 522 and a female receptacle 518 female receptacle 518 is a well known device which includes pins and receives a plug connector such as plug connector 530 shown in fig5 e fig5 b depicts an engagement side 522 of bottom portion 520 of the connector board 502 on the engagement side 522 each of pin receiving holes 508 and 512 are interconnected by a plurality of parallel traces 516 these traces 516 will be used to electrically and signally connect the blurred ends to each other as shown in more detail in fig5 e fig5 e depicts an interconnect board 520 that has been used to punch together two board ends 504 and 506 using pins 536 pins 536 are used to conduct electrical power transmit communications signals and physically secure the boards 354 and 356 to each other such that the connection of all the smaller boards comprises the two.