Abstract:
A multilayered circuit board is produced by: a. laminating a copper foil conductor layer and a nickel foil or nickel plating etch-stopping layer by simultaneously press-bonding the nickel and copper layer to form a multilayered clad sheet; b. selectively etching the multilayered clad sheet; c. forming an insulating layer and an outer conductor layer on the surface of the clad sheet; d. patterning the outer conductor layer; and e. electrically connecting the internal conductor layer and the outer conductor layer by interposing a columnar conductor formed in the base by etching.
Abstract:
A method 10, 110 for making multi-layer circuit boards having metallized apertures 38, 40, 130, 132 which may be selectively and electrically grounded and having at least one formed air-bridge 92, 178.
Abstract:
A method 10 for making multi-layer electronic circuit boards having metallized apertures 34, 36 which may be selectively and electrically grounded or isolated from an electrical ground plane.
Abstract:
A method for forming connections within a multi-layer electronic circuit board 10. In one non-limiting embodiment, the method includes selectively forming air bridges over portions of the circuit board 10 and selectively collapsing the air bridges with a metallurgical bonding tool, effective to interconnect layers of the circuit board 10.
Abstract:
A method for making a multi-layer electronic circuit board 136 having electroplated apertures 96, 98 which may be selectively and electrically isolated from an electrically grounded member 46 and further having selectively formed air bridges and/or crossover members 128 which are structurally supported by material 134.
Abstract:
A method for making a multi-layer circuit board 116 having apertures 96, 98 which may be selectively and electrically isolated from electrically grounded member 46 and further having selectively formed air bridges and/or crossover members 104 which are structurally supported by material 112. Each of the apertures 96, 98 selectively receives electrically conductive material 114.
Abstract:
A multilayer circuit board having strengthened air bridge crossover structures, and additive and subtractive methods for producing the same, wherein the circuit includes specially designed metallic fortifying layers to mechanically and/or electrically fortify the circuit. A preferred embodiment includes air bridge structures having generally T-shaped cross-sections, which provide strengthened, mechanically robust air bridges which are especially resistant to damage from flexure and displacement due to physical impact, bending, thermal excursions, and the like.
Abstract:
A wiring board is fabricated through the following steps:(A) forming, on one side of an elongated carrier metal foil made of a first metal, a thin layer with a second metal whose etching conditions are different from those of the first metal;(B) forming, on a surface of the thin layer, a desired wiring pattern with a third metal whose etching conditions are different from those of the second metal;(C) superposing the carrier metal foil on an insulating substrate with the side of the wiring pattern being positioned inside, whereby the wiring pattern is embedded in the insulating substrate; and(D) etching off the carrier metal foil and the thin layer at desired parts thereof.
Abstract:
The object of the present invention is to provide a wiring board fabrication process which is, not only so smooth on the surface that a fine wiring pattern can be formed thereon, but also suitable for mounting electronic parts having fine pitch terminals.The present invention is a fabrication process of a wiring board which comprises a wiring conductive line embedded in the surface of an insulating substrate so that the upper face of the conductive line and the surface of the substrate are flat, and a through-hole land which is a conductive portion projected from the surface of the substrate in a through-hole portion, which is characterized in removing the conductive portion projected from the surface of the substrate in the through-hole portion so as to have a flat surface on the surface of the substrate.