Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a laminate circuit board with a multilayer circuit structure which includes the steps of forming a metal layer on a substrate, patterning the metal layer to form a circuit metal layer, forming a nanometer plating layer on the circuit metal layer, forming a cover layer to cover the substrate and the nanometer plating layer, forming through holes in the cover layer to generate openings exposing part of the nanometer plating layer, and finally forming a second metal layer on the cover layer to fill up the openings is disclosed. The nanometer plating layer is used to obtain same effect of previously roughening by chemical bonding, such that no circuit width is reserved for compensation, and the density of the circuit increases such that much more dense circuit can be implemented.
Abstract:
A laminate circuit board with a multi-layer circuit structure which includes a substrate, a first circuit metal layer, a second circuit metal layer, a first nanometer plating layer, a second nanometer plating layer and a cover layer is disclosed. The first circuit metal layer is embedded in the substrate or formed on at least one surface of the substrate which is smooth. The first nanometer plating layer with a smooth surface overlaps the first circuit metal layer. The second nanometer plating layer is formed on the other surface of the substrate and fills up the opening in the cover layer to electrically connect the first circuit metal layer. The junction adhesion is improved by the chemical bonding between the nanometer plating layer and the cover layer/the substrate. Therefore, the circuit metal layer does not need to be roughened and the density of the circuit increases.
Abstract:
A laminate circuit board with a multi-layer circuit structure which includes a substrate, a first circuit metal layer, a second circuit metal layer, a first nanometer plating layer, a second nanometer plating layer and a cover layer is disclosed. The first circuit metal layer is embedded in the substrate or formed on at least one surface of the substrate which is smooth. The first nanometer plating layer with a smooth surface covers the first circuit metal layer. The second nanometer plating layer is formed on the other surface of the substrate and fills up the opening in the cover layer to electrically connect the first circuit metal layer. The junction adhesion is improved by the chemical bonding between the nanometer plating layer and the cover layer/the substrate. Therefore, the circuit metal layer does not need to be roughened and the density of the circuit increases.