Abstract:
Methods for making a microelectronic component including a plurality of conductive posts (14) extending and projecting away from a flexible substrate (30, 32), wherein at least some of the conductive posts are electrically connected to a plurality of traces (34) exposed on the flexible substrate.
Abstract:
Methods for making a microelectronic component including a plurality of conductive posts (14) extending and projecting away from a flexible substrate (30, 32), wherein at least some of the conductive posts are electrically connected to a plurality of traces (34) exposed on the flexible substrate.
Abstract:
A structure of a multilayer printed wiring board having a wiring lead-out port can be easily formed. A large number of products can be easily manufactured with good size reproducibility. A method of manufacturing the same is also are disclosed. The multilayer printed wiring board is characterized by having a signal circuit conductor perfectly covered by an earth circuit in its inside and a wiring lead-out port. A signal circuit conductor having a branch pattern is preferable. The multilayer printed wiring board is manufactured by selectively etching the copper of a cladding sheet manufactured by bonding a copper foil to a nickel foil with 0.1 - 3% draft and forming a signal circuit conductor perfectly covered by an earth circuit and the wiring lead-out port.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a multilayered printed-circuit board and a low-cost clad board. Copper foil layers (19, 24, 33) for forming conductor layers (10, 17, 18) and nickel plating layers (20, 21) for forming etch stop layers (11, 12) are alternately stacked and compressed to form a clad board (34) for a printed-circuit board. The clad board (34) for the printed-circuit board is selectively etched to manufacture a base. External conductor layers (15, 16) are formed on the surface of the base and patterned. The conductor layers (10, 15, 16) are interconnected electrically through conductors blocks (17, 18) formed by etching the copper foil layers (19, 24, 33) and the nickel plating layers (20, 21) to complete the manufacture of multilayered printed-circuit board.
Abstract:
An interconnect element 130 can include a dielectric layer 116 having a top face 116b and a bottom face 116a remote from the top face, a first metal layer defining a plane extending along the bottom face and a second metal layer extending along the top face. One of the first or second metal layers, or both, can include a plurality of conductive traces 132, 134. A plurality of conductive protrusions 112 can extend upwardly from the plane defined by the first metal layer 102 through the dielectric layer 116. The conductive protrusions 112 can have top surfaces 126 at a first height 115 above the first metal layer 132 which may be more than 50% of a height of the dielectric layer. A plurality of conductive vias 128 can extend from the top surfaces 126 of the protrusions 112 to connect the protrusions 112 with the second metal layer.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a printed circuit board is disclosed. A method of fabricating a printed circuit board that includes: stacking an insulation layer on at least one surface of a core layer, on which an inner circuit is formed, and forming an outer circuit pattern; burying the outer circuit pattern in the insulation layer; removing the outer circuit pattern to form minute grooves and curing the insulation layer; and forming an outer circuit by filling metal in the minute grooves, makes it possible to readily form high-resolution fine-line circuits, as well as to reduce fabrication costs and increase productivity.
Abstract:
An interconnection element and method for making same is disclosed. The interconnection element may include a plurality of metal conductors, a plurality of solid metal bumps and a low melting point (LMP) metal layer. The solid metal bumps overly and project in a first direction away from respective ones of the conductors. Each bump has at least one edge bounding the bump in at least a second direction transverse to the first direction. The low melting point (LMP) metal layer has a first face joined to the respective ones of the conductors and bounded in the second direction by at least one edge and a second face joined to the bumps. The edges of the bumps and the LMP layer are aligned in the first direction, and the LMP metal layer has a melting temperature substantially lower than the conductors.
Abstract:
To provide a printed wiring board and a method for manufacturing the printed wiring board in which circuit widths of a signal transmission circuit and a power supply circuit or the like, which conventionally require to have greatly different circuit widths, are close to each other as much as possible and substantial miniaturization can be achieved. In order to achieve this object, a printed wiring board obtained by etching a metal-clad laminate including a conductive layer and an insulating layer is employed, in which a first circuit and a second circuit having different thicknesses formed in a same reference plane coexist. In addition, it is characterized in that a thicker circuit of the first circuit or the second circuit has a clad-like configuration in which three layers of a first copper layer/a different kind of metal layer/a second copper layer are sequentially stacked. Further, a manufacture of the printed wiring board is characterized in that a clad composite material in which three layers of a first copper layer/a different kind of metal layer/a second copper layer are sequentially stacked is a start material, and selective etching characteristic between the different kind of metal layer and the copper layer is effectively utilized.
Abstract:
An interconnect element 130 can include a dielectric layer 116 having a top face 116b and a bottom face 116a remote from the top face, a first metal layer defining a plane extending along the bottom face and a second metal layer extending along the top face. One of the first or second metal layers, or both, can include a plurality of conductive traces 132, 134. A plurality of conductive protrusions 112 can extend upwardly from the plane defined by the first metal layer 102 through the dielectric layer 116. The conductive protrusions 112 can have top surfaces 126 at a first height 115 above the first metal layer 132 which may be more than 50% of a height of the dielectric layer. A plurality of conductive vias 128 can extend from the top surfaces 126 of the protrusions 112 to connect the protrusions 112 with the second metal layer.