Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a multi-layered structure using an LCP dielectric, and a forming method therefor. SOLUTION: A page is created by stacking N (N≥2) sub-structures in a certain arrangement order. The first sub-structure of each of a pair of adjacent sub-structures includes an LCP (liquid crystal polymer) dielectric material which is coupled to the second sub-structure of the pair of adjacent sub-structures. The page is brought into a temperature lower than the lowermost nematic-isotropic transition temperature of the LCP dielectric material in the page. Retention time and high pressure are adequate for plastically deforming all the LCP dielectric materials in the page, and laminating each of the pair of adjacent sub-structures without using an extrinsic adhesive layer which is arranged between the first and second sub-structures of each of the pair of adjacent sub-structures. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a multilayer interconnection structure using a LCP dielectric layer and a method for forming the structure. SOLUTION: Each of a first and second LCP (liquid crystal polymer) dielectric layers is bonded directly to each of a first and second opposed layers of a heat conduction layer without an extrinsic adhesive material that bonds the heat conduction layer to either of a first and second LCP dielectric layers. Alternatively, each of a first and second 2S1P substructures is bonded directly to each of a first and second opposed layers of a LCP dielectric bonding layer without an extrinsic adhesive material that bonds the LCP dielectric bonding layer to either of the first and second 2S1P substructures. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a power source plane and ground plane which are used in a printed circuit board(PCB) containing porous conductive material. SOLUTION: Porous material for a power source plane 202 and a ground plane 205 is used in a PCB so that fluid (for example, water or other solvent) can pass through the power source plane and the ground plane. Therefore, defects in a PCB caused by growth of a cathode/anode filament or peeling of an insulating layer are reduced. Porous conductive material suitable for use in a PCB is made porous by forming an array of holes in a metal-coated organic cloth (polyester, liquid-crystal polymer or the like), cloth (made of carbon/graphite fiber, glass fiber or the like), metal wire mesh, sintered metal or metal sheet.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a textile/resin composite material with high electrical insulation suitable for electronic packages by coating a cloth member having a specified maximum thickness and containing particles at low levels with a specific curable resin material. SOLUTION: This textile material having an insulation resistance of as high as about 1,000,000 Ω or greater after subjecting to HAST test is obtained by coating a woven fabric made of glass fiber strand, having a specified maximum thickness and containing =145 deg.C in glass transition temperature such as phenolic resin followed by at least partially curing the resin material.
Abstract:
POWER AND GROUND PLANES THAT ARE USED IN PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS (PCBS) AND THAT COMPRISE POROUS, CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS ARE DISCLOSED. USING POROUS POER AND GROUND PLANE MATERIALS IN PCBS ALLOWS LIQUIDS (E.G., WATER AND/OR OTHER SOLVENTS) TO PASS THROUGH THE POWER AND GROUNDS PLANES, THUS DECREASING FAILURES IN PCBS (OR PCBS USED AS LAMINATE CHIP CARRIERS) CAUSED BY CATHODIC/ ANODIC FILAMENT GROWTH AND DELAMATION OF INSULATORS. POROUS CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS SUITABLE FOR USE IN PCBS MAY BE FORMED BY USING METAL COATED ORGANIC CLOTHS (SUCH AS POLYSTER ORLIQUID CRYSTAL POLYMERS) OR FABRICS (SUCH AS THOSE MADE FROM CARBON/GRAPHITE OR GLASS FIBERS), USING METAL WIRE MESH INSTEAD OF METAL SHEETS, USING SINTERED METAL, OR MAKING METAL SHEETS POROUS BY FORMING AN ARRAY OF HOLES IN THE METAL SHEETS. FABRICS AND MESH MAY BE WOVEN OR RANDOM. IF AN ARRAY OF HOLED IS FORMED IN A METAL SHEET, SUCH AN ARRAY MAY BE FORMED WITH NO ADDITIONAL PROCESSING STEPS THAN ARE PERFORMED USING CONVENTIONAL PCB ASSEMBLY METHODS.(FIG.1)
Abstract:
A semiconductor device having a thermoset-containing, dielectric material and methods for fabricating the same is provided. The device may take the form of a printed circuit board, an integrated circuit chip carrier, or the like. The dielectric material is a non-fibrillated, fluoropolymer matrix that has inorganic particles distributed therein and is impregnated with a thermoset material.
Abstract:
Conductive materials that have low coefficients of thermal expansion (CTEs) and that are used for power and ground planes are disclosed. Fibrous materials (such as carbon, graphite, glass, quartz, polyethylene, and liquid crystal polymer fibers) with low CTEs are metallized to provide a resultant conductive material with a low CTE. Such fibers may be metallized in their individual state and then formed into a fabric, or these materials may be formed into a fabric and then metallized or a combination of both metallizations may be used. In addition, a graphite or carbon sheet may be metallized on one or both sides to provide a material that has a low CTE and high conductivity. These metallized, low CTE power and ground planes may be laminated with other planes/cores into a composite, or laminated into a core which is then laminated with other planes/cores into a composite. The resultant composite may be used for printed circuit boards (PCBs) or PCBs used as laminate chip carriers.