Abstract:
A surface treatment structure formed on a circuit pattern on a printed circuit board is provided, which includes a first gold layer, a palladium layer, and a second gold layer stacked from bottom to top, respectively, or includes a palladium layer, and a second gold layer stacked from bottom to top, respectively. The palladium layer is used to prevent the diffusion of the copper ions from the circuit pattern. Only a thin surface treatment structure of the circuit pattern of the present invention is required to achieve excellent wire bonding, so that the overall thickness is reduced, and the manufacture cost is also reduced. Furthermore, the uniformness of palladium is better than that of nickel, and thereby the surface treatment structure of the circuit pattern of the present invention is suitably used for manufacturing the fine-line circuits, thereby having a wider industrial applicability.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a semiconductor load board, including a substrate, a plurality of connection pads, a patterned circuit layer, a dielectric layer, a plurality of solder pads, and a plurality of solders. The connection pads and the patterned circuit layer are located on the substrate. The dielectric layer is formed on the substrate, the connection pads and the patterned circuit layer, and has a plurality of openings corresponding to the plurality of connection pads. The solder pads are formed in the openings, and the width of the solder pads is smaller than or equals to the maximum width of the openings of the dielectric layer, and a protruding portion which has a width smaller than the minimum width of the openings of the dielectric layer can also be formed, such that the problems of short-circuit failure and electrical interference can be reduced.
Abstract:
A method for fabricating a component-embedded PCB includes: providing a carrier plate having a plating metal layer plated thereon; disposing an electronic component on the plating metal layer of the carrier plate; laminating a metal layer onto the plating metal layer having the electronic component disposed thereon and the carrier plate by a dielectric film; removing the carrier plate and exposing the plating metal layer; and patterning at least one of the metal layer and the plating metal layer to be a circuit layer.
Abstract:
A circuit board includes a core layer substrate having a plated through hole filled with a dielectric material. The plated through hole has a sidewall coated with an inner electroless copper layer, and an electroplated metal layer plated on the inner electroless copper layer before the plated through hole is filled with the dielectric material. The outer portion of the filled plated through hole is thicker than the center portion and tapered toward the center portion to form a depressed surface on the filled plated through hole. The core layer substrate is covered with a patterned electroless copper layer and a patterned electroplated copper layer that connect with the inner electroless copper layer and electroplated metal layer of the plated through hole. The patterned electroplated copper layer forms a flat copper pad above the plated through hole.
Abstract:
A method for fabricating a buried capacitor structure includes: laminating a first dielectric layer having a capacitor embedded therein with a second dielectric layer to bury the capacitor therebetween; forming a first circuit pattern on a first metal layer of the first dielectric layer and a second circuit pattern on a second metal layer of the second dielectric layer; depositing a first insulating layer and a second insulating layer on the first metal layer and the second metal layer, respectively; electrically connecting a positive electrode end and a negative electrode end of the capacitor to the second metal layer by a positive through-hole and a negative through-hole, thereby manufacturing the buried capacitor structure.
Abstract:
A non-plating line (NPL) plating method is provided. The NPL plating method is featured in that at first it forms a circuit layer on a bump side only, and therefore a plating current can be transmitted via a plating metal layer on a ball side to the circuit layer (enclosed by an insulation layer, e.g., a solder resist or a photoresist) on the bump side, and thus forming a protection layer, e.g., plating gold, on the plating metal layer on the circuit layer and the ball side. In such a way, the plating gold is formed after the insulation layer, so that there won't be any plating gold existed beneath the insulation layer of the bump side (connected with dies). Hence, the insulation layer can be prevented from dropping off from the protection layer, i.e., the plating gold, and thus the reliability of the products can be improved.
Abstract:
A high-density fine line structure mainly includes: two boards with similar structures and a dielectric film for combing the two boards. Semiconductor devices respectively in two boards are opposite to each other after the two boards are combined. The two boards each include a fine line circuit, an insulated layer on the same surface, and the semiconductor device installed above the fine line circuit. The surface of the circuit, which is not covered by a solder mask, is made into a pad. The pad is filled with the tin balls for electrically connecting with another semiconductor device. Electroplating rather than the etching method is used for forming the fine line circuit layer, and a carrier and a metal barrier layer, which are needed during or at the end of the manufacturing process, are removed to increase the wiring density for realizing the object of high-density.
Abstract:
A composite circuit board comprises multiple soft panels evenly mounted on a rigid panel. The soft panels are positioned on the rigid panel in proper alignment via locating pins on the rigid panel and corresponding holes in the soft panels. The soft panels are securely bonded to the rigid panel to form the composite circuit boards. The smaller size of the soft panels minimizes the alignment problems caused by the different heat expansion rates of the soft panel and the rigid panel.
Abstract:
A packaging method for a ball grid array (BGA) integrated circuit (IC) without utilizing a base plate as a supporting plate, and therefore reducing the thickness of the packaged BGA IC. In the method, a copper sheet is used as a supporting plate first. After resin is applied to coat a chip implanted on the copper sheet and connecting wires thereof has hardened, the hardened resin is sufficiently firm to support the IC, so the copper sheet can be etched. Accordingly, a base plate is not necessary.
Abstract:
A solid tape automated bonding method includes steps of: applying a pattern of a first dry film on a first portion of a copper plate; forming wiring; forming bumps; removing dry film and exposing the wiring and the bumps; selectively laminating an insulator layer onto portions of the exposed copper plate and the wiring; laminating a metal layer on the insulator layer; applying glue on the metal layer, the bumps, and respective exposed portions of the wiring and the copper plate; etching the copper plate thus exposing one side of the wiring as ball pads and exposing one side of the insulator layer; coating solder resist on the exposed bottom side of the insulator layer; removing the glue; attaching a die against the bumps; applying mold compound onto the die so as to fix the die in place; and attaching solder balls onto the ball pads. This method provides relatively high density of wiring and simplification in manufacturing.