Abstract:
When a printed wiring board which has inner layer conductor circuits (161 and 131) between insulating layers (101 - 103) and blind via-holes (141 and 142) made from the top surface of the insulating layer to the inner layer conductor circuits is manufactured, a hole (160) is provided beforehand in the center part of the inner layer conductor circuits (161) at the bottom of the blind via-hole (141), and a laser beam is applied from the top surface side of the insulating layer to form the blind via-holes (141 and 142). After that, metal plating films are formed on the surfaces of the inner layer conductor circuits (131 and 161) and the blind via-holes (141 and 142).
Abstract:
A laser drilling system for producing blind vias (13) in multilayered circuit boards (9) includes an RF excited sealed carbon dioxide laser oscillator (19), X-Y motion table for moving the boards during on-the-fly via formation, and a controller. A laser beam (20) is focused beneath the circuit board by a long focal length lens (17) so as to be defocused at the surface of the board. A slotted mask may be used to allow drilling of multiple vias simultaneously, air may be injected to the via to assist in material removal, glass scales may be used for feedback position control, both the mask and table may be rotatable, and a computer may be used for determining an optimal processing path.
Abstract:
Described is a method of forming a solder deposit on a substrate comprising the following steps i) provide a substrate including a surface bearing electrical circuitry that includes at least one inner layer contact pad, ii) form a solder mask layer that is placed on the substrate surface and patterned to expose the at least one contact area, iii) contact the entire substrate area including the solder mask layer and the at least one contact area with a solution suitable to provide a conductive layer on the substrate surface, iv) electroplate a solder deposit layer containing a tin or tin alloy onto the conductive layer and v) etch away an amount of the solder deposit layer containing tin or tin alloy sufficient to remove the solder deposit layer from the solder mask layer area leaving a solder material layer on the at least one contact area.
Abstract:
Conducting layers 11 and resin-made insulating layers 12 are alternately laminated to form a laminated circuit portion 13, and a metal substrate 14 is installed so as to be in contact with an insulating layer 12, which is the lowermost layer. The conducting layers 11, the insulating layers 12, and the metal substrate 14 are thermal compression bonded. In order to connect the uppermost conducting layer 11 on which electronic component 31 is placed with the lowermost insulating layer 12, a conducting layer 22 is formed on the inner surface by copper plating to install a heat dissipating via 21 into which a resin 23 is filled. A conducting layer 11, which is the uppermost layer, is subjected to gold plating 15, with nickel plating undercoated. An electronic component for driving a motor 31 is placed on the uppermost conducting layer 11, by which the metal substrate 14 can be used as a motor drive circuit substrate for an electric power steering system.
Abstract:
To provide a thin multilayer flexible circuit board having cable portions drawn out of a plurality of outer layers, and a method for manufacturing the same. A multilayer flexible circuit board including a parts mounting portion having an inner-layer board 107 and outer-layer boards 106, and cable portions drawn out of at least one of the inner-layer board and outer-layer boards, wherein each of the inner-layer board and the outer-layer boards has circuits facing one another, characterized by each of the circuits facing one another is covered with a cover 5 formed of a cover film in common with the cable portion: and a method for manufacturing the same.
Abstract:
A circuitized substrate assembly (51) comprised of at least two circuitized substrates (11) each including a thin dielectric layer (13) and a conductive layer (15) with a plurality of conductive members (17, 17') as part thereof, the conductive members (17, 17')of each substrate (11) being electrically coupled to the conductive sites of a semiconductor chip (31). A dielectric layer (13) is positioned between both substrates (11) and the substrates (11) are bonded together, such that the chips (31) are internally located within the assembly (51) and oriented in a stacked orientation. A method of making such an assembly (51) is also provided, as is an electrical assembly (73) utilizing same and an information handling system (201) adapted for having such an electrical assembly (73) as part thereof.
Abstract:
A method of producing a printed wiring board (3) comprising a mounting recess portion (1) for mounting an electronic part, a conductor pattern (7), and a heat-sink plate (6) arranged at the bottom of the mounting recess portion (1), characterized in that a conductor pattern (7) is formed on an insulating substrate (5); a heat-sink plate (6) is adhered to a lower face of a portion of the insulating substrate (5) forming the mounting recess portion; and a laser beam (2) is irradiated to an upper face of the portion (10) forming the mounting recess portion to form a mounting recess portion (1).
Abstract:
A printed wiring board (802) comprising an insulating substrate (806), a conductor pattern formed on a surface of the insulating substrate (806), a solder filling hole (801) passing through the insulating substrate (806) and arriving at an upper surface of the conductor pattern (851) and a solder (807) filled in the solder filling hole (801), characterized in that the insulating substrate (806) includes fibers (861) therein, and end portions (863) of the fibers (861) protrude from a wall face (810) of the solder filling hole (801) and encroach into the solder (807).
Abstract:
A method of making a printed circuit board in which conductive thru-holes are formed within two dielectric layers of the board's structure so as to connect designated conductive layers. One hole connects two adjacent layers and the other connects two adjacent layers, including one of the conductive layers connected by the other hole. It is also possible to connect all three conductive layers using one or more holes. The resulting holes may be filled, e.g., with metal plating, or conductive or non-conductive paste (61). In the case of the latter, it is also possible to provide a top covering conductive layer (63) over the paste, e.g., to serve as a pad or the like on the board's external surface.