Abstract:
A production method of a suspension board with circuit includes the steps of forming, on a metal supporting board, an insulating layer formed with a first opening, forming a metal thin film on the insulating layer and on the metal supporting board exposed from the first opening, forming, on a surface of the metal thin film, a conductive layer having terminal portions forming, on the terminal portions, a metal plating layer by electrolytic plating using the metal supporting board as a lead, forming a second opening in a portion of the metal supporting board opposing the first opening, and partially etching the metal supporting board to form the suspension board with circuit and a support frame. In the step of forming the insulating layer, the first opening is formed in the insulating layer in which the supporting frame is formed.
Abstract:
An enamel substrate for mounting light emitting elements includes a core metal, an enamel layer that is covering on a surface of the core metal, and one or more through holes. In this enamel substrate for mounting light emitting elements, the core metal is exposed at inner surfaces of the through holes.
Abstract:
A manufacturing method of a circuit board is provided. A metal core is provided. A conductive layer is formed on each of some carriers. The carriers and dielectric layers are laminated at both sides of the metal core to form a stacked structure. Each of the dielectric layers is located between the corresponding carrier and the metal core, and a portion of the conductive layer is embedded in the corresponding dielectric layer. Then, the carriers are removed. A blind via and/or a through via are/is formed in the stacked structure to connect the corresponding conductive layer and the metal core and/or connect the conductive layers at both sides of the metal core, wherein the through via penetrates the metal core. The conductive layer on a surface of the dielectric layer is removed.
Abstract:
A power semiconductor module is disclosed. One embodiment includes a multilayer substrate having a plurality of metal layers and a plurality of ceramic layers, where the ceramic layers are located between the metal layers.
Abstract:
A wired circuit board has a metal supporting board, an insulating base layer formed on the metal supporting board, a conductive pattern formed on the insulating base layer and including at least one pair of wires arranged in mutually spaced-apart and opposed relation having different potentials, a semiconductive layer formed on the insulating base layer to cover the conductive pattern and electrically connected to the metal supporting board on one side outside a region where the pair of wires are opposed, and an insulating cover layer formed on the semiconductive layer.
Abstract:
A first insulating layer is formed on a front surface of a rectangular circuit board. Conductive patterns having a predetermined shape are formed on a front surface of the first insulating layer. A semiconductor element and a chip element are electrically connected to the conductive patterns by use of solder or conductive paste. The conductive patterns, the semiconductor element and the chip element which are formed on the front surface of the circuit board, are covered with a sealing resin. Pads on the circuit board and leads are connected to each other by use of thin metal wires.
Abstract:
A method for forming an electrical interconnect to the spring metal layer in an integrated lead suspension or suspension component of the type having a multi-layer structure including a spring metal layer and a conductor layer separated by a dielectric insulator layer. The method includes forming an aperture through at least one of either the spring metal and conductor layers, and optionally through the dielectric layer, at an interconnect site. A first mass of malleable conductive metal is inserted into the aperture. The mass of metal is then coined to form a stud that engages at least the spring metal layer at the interconnect site.
Abstract:
A method of forming a printed circuit card with a metal power plane layer between two photoimageable dielectric layers is provided. Photoformed metal filled vias and plated through holes are in the photopatternable material, and signal circuitry is on the surfaces of each of the dielectric materials connected to the vias and plated through holes. A border may be around the card including a metal layer terminating in from the edge of one of the dielectric layers. Copper foil with clearance holes is provided. First and second layers of photoimageable curable dielectric material are on opposite sides of the copper. Patterns are developed on the first and second layers of the photoimageable material to reveal the metal layer through vias. Through holes are developed where holes were patterned in both dielectric layers. The surfaces of the photoimageable material, vias and through holes are metallized by copper plating, preferably using photoresist.
Abstract:
A structural printed wiring board panel includes a multilayer printed wiring board having opposing, outer faces and interlayer interconnects that route RF, power and control signals. Connection areas are formed in or on at least on one face for connecting the interlayer interconnects and any electrical components. A metallic face sheet is secured onto at least one outer face, adding structural rigidity to the multilayer printed wiring board. A metallic face sheet can have apertures positioned to allow access to connection areas. RF components can be carried by a face sheet and operatively connected to connection areas. Antenna elements can be positioned on the same or an opposing face sheet and operatively connected to RF components to form a phased array printed wiring board (PWB) panel.
Abstract:
An externally wireless laminated suspension for a hard disk drive are disclosed. In one embodiment, the externally wireless laminated suspension has an insulating layer to electrically isolate a first and second electrical trace from a conductive support layer. The second electrical trace crosses over the first electrical trace. The first electrical trace may be made of a first part on one side of the second electrical trace and a second part on the opposite side of the electrical trace. A conductive island area may be patterned into the support layer. The conductive island area may electrically couple the first part of the first electrical trace to the second part. The number of crossover points that the first electrical trace has may equal the number of crossover points that the second electrical trace has.