Abstract:
This invention relates to a printed circuit board having a landless via hole, including a circuit pattern formed on a via made of a first metal and having a line width smaller than the diameter of the via hole, in which the circuit pattern includes a seed layer made of a second metal and a plating layer made of a third metal, which is different from the second metal, and to a method of manufacturing the same. In the printed circuit board, the via has no upper land, thus making it possible to finely form the circuit pattern which is connected to the via, thereby realizing a high-density circuit pattern.
Abstract:
A method for masking regions of photoresist in the manufacture of a soldermask for printed circuit boards is disclosed. Following application of photoresist over patterned traces on a substrate, a sheet-like thin film is applied over the photosensitive material. The thin film may adhere to the photosensitive material by way of the adhesive state of the photosensitive material or by way of an adhesive applied to the photosensitive material or the thin film or carried by the thin film. Digital mask printing may proceed on the surface of the thin film. The photosensitive material may then be exposed through the printed photomask, the thin film (with photomask) removed, and the photosensitive material developed.
Abstract:
Chip capacitors 20 are provided in a printed circuit board 10. In this manner, the distance between an IC chip 90 and each chip capacitor 20 is shortened, and the loop inductance is reduced. In addition, the chip capacitors 20 are accommodated in a core substrate 30 having a large thickness. Therefore, the thickness of the printed circuit board does not become large.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating circuitry without conductive circles has steps of providing a plate with multiple apertures defined therein, the plate and inner walls of the apertures are coated with a copper layer; the copper layers are coated with a photoresist layer, which is then covered with a protective film; partly removing the photoresist layer at the apertures; removing the protective film to expose the photoresist layer; electroplating the inner walls of the apertures with copper; exposing and developing the photoresist layers; and finally, etching the copper layers to form a circuit pattern without any conductive circles.
Abstract:
A blind hole extending from upper or surface wiring of a printed circuit board to inner or lower wiring, and having an opening larger than the bottom, is formed on a substrate, and a conductor pattern is formed on the bottom and the internal wall of the blind hole to connect the inner wiring with the surface wiring.
Abstract:
A circuit board is fabricated from a substrate of dielectric material having at least one run of conductive material adhered to one surface thereof. A second substrate of dielectric material is bonded to the one surface of the first substrate so as to cover the run of conductive material. A hole is formed through the first and second substrates and intercepts the run of conductive material. Conductive material is introduced into the hole and establishes electrically conductive contact with the run of conductive material. The diameter of the hole is at least as great as the width of the run of conductive material where it is intercepted by the hole.
Abstract:
The printed circuit board is produced without soldering lands around the contacting, supporting or interconnecting holes of a simple faced, double-faced or multilayer circuit.The inner wall of the hole is covered with a copper layer which extends only until the free surface of the naked board, i.e. levels that surface, or does not fully extend until this level. The said layer is covered with a tin-lead metallisation layer which serves as a soldering link element. The solder mounts towards the wire or pin of the soldered component but does not touch nor spoil the free, insulating surface of the support.One necessary condition of the making process of the board is the precise, clean, proper and sharp drilling of the holes.
Abstract:
An electronic device includes a glass substrate, a first metal layer, a second metal layer, and a third metal layer. The glass substrate includes a first surface, a second surface corresponding to the first surface, and at least two first through holes. The first through hole includes a third surface, and the third surface is connected to the first surface and the second surface. A first conductive layer is disposed on the first surface. A second conductive layer is disposed on the second surface. A third conductive layer is disposed on the third surface and is electrically connected to the first conductive layer and the second conductive layer. The first through hole has a major axis and a minor axis in a top view direction. A method of manufacturing the electronic device is also included.
Abstract:
The present disclosure is directed to a printed circuit board having a first surface and providing a signal pathway using a plurality of plated through hole (PTH) vias including a first set of PTH vias having a first PTH via coupled to a second PTH via and a first vertical separator being configured therebetween, with the first vertical separator extending a first depth from the first surface, and a second set of PTH vias having a third PTH via coupled to a fourth PTH via and a second vertical separator being configured therebetween, with the second vertical separator extending a second depth from the first surface, and a connector trace coupling the second PTH via to the third PTH via being positioned at a third depth from the first surface, for which the third depth is less than the first depth or the second depth.
Abstract:
An information handling system includes a printed circuit board having a signal via fabricated through the printed circuit board. The signal via includes a conductive metal plating. The signal via also includes first and second via portions. The first via portion is connected to a first trace of a differential pair. The second via portion is connected to a second trace of the differential pair. The first and second via portions are formed in the conductive metal plating.