Abstract:
The present invention provides a conductive material having superior bending property and superior bending resistant property and a method for manufacturing the same. This object is achieved by a conductive material comprising a substrate and a conductive portion formed within the substrate, wherein a change ratio in the electric resistance values before and after a bending resistant property test, in which the conductive portion is bent by 180 degrees and a load of 1 kg/cm2 is imposed on the bent portion for one hour, is set within a range of ±10%.
Abstract translation:本发明提供具有优异的弯曲性和优异的抗弯曲性的导电材料及其制造方法。 该目的通过包括基板和形成在基板内的导电部分的导电材料来实现,其中导电部分弯曲180度的抗弯曲性试验之前和之后的电阻值的变化率和 在弯曲部分施加1kg / cm 2的负荷1小时,设定在±10%的范围内。
Abstract:
A method for forming a conductive circuit on a substantially non-conductive substrate includes indenting a major surface of a substrate with a plurality of features, plating the major surface and the indentations formed with a conductive layer, and removing a portion of the conductive layer leaving at least one of the plurality of the indentations filled with conductive material separated from at least one other of the plurality of the indentations filled with conductive material separated by non-conductive material. An electrical device formed includes a sheet of insulative material having grooves therein. The sheet of insulative material has a first planar surface, and a second planar surface. A conductive material is positioned within the grooves. The conductive material within the grooves forms electrical traces in the electrical device. The conductive material within the grooves fills the groove and includes a surface coplanar with at least one of the first planar surface or the second planar surface. Other electrical devises can be formed using multiple sheets formed with electrical traces.
Abstract:
A printed wiring board includes at least one insulator sheet having through holes filled with conductive material and a conductive wiring pattern. The wiring pattern is embedded in the insulator sheet so that an upper surface of the wiring pattern and surrounding portions of the insulator sheet form a flat surface. The insulator sheet may be made from a glass-epoxy prepreg or of a polyester or polyimide sheet coated with an adhesive or glue. The wiring pattern can be transferred to the insulator sheet from a surface of a releasable supporting sheet.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method for the production of a patterned structure for printed circuit boards (PCBs), or intermediate layer for multilayer PCBs, comprising: (i) providing an electrically insulating substrate; (ii) applying electromagnetic radiation to the substrate to selectively create in said substrate vias and/or grooves and thereby produce a patterned substrate wherein the vias and/or the grooves correspond to the desired pattern of plated vias and/or conductive tracks; (iii) applying a solution of one or more soluble metal salts, on one or both sides of the patterned substrate obtained in step (ii) so as to form, upon drying, a metal salt-based layer on the surface of the substrate and the inner surfaces of the vias and/or the grooves; (iv) selectively irradiate said vias and/or grooves with a laser beam; (v) removing the metal salt-based layer from the non-irradiated surfaces of one or both sides of the substrate, while leaving said layer on the inner surfaces of the laser-irradiated vias and/or grooves; and (vi) depositing a conductive material on said vias and/or grooves inner surfaces so as to obtain an electrically insulating substrate comprising a desired pattern of plated, conductive vias and/or conductive tracks.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a passive device on a printed circuit board. A first substrate and a second substrate are provided. Each of the first and the second substrates has an insulation core layer and a conductive layer on the insulation core layer. A dielectric layer is coated on the first substrate to cover a surface of the conductive layer thereon as an internal dielectric layer. The second substrate is laminated onto the internal dielectric layer, so that the conductive layers of the first and the second substrates are adjacent to the internal dielectric layer.
Abstract:
A process for forming fine thick-film conductor patterns on a ceramic substrate which comprises the steps of forming grooves in a positive-working photoresist layer on the substrate by the photolithographic technology, filling the grooves with a conductive paste by squeezing with a squeegee, removing the photoresist layer by a wet process, and firing the remaining conductive paste pattern is improved. By the improvements, the conductive paste is squeezed into the grooves by the screen printing technique using a mask, and/or the solvent in the conducive paste consists essentially of one or more hydrocarbons, and/or the squeegee is made of a material having a flexural modulus in a range of 30-200 kgf/mm.sup.2. The formation of the grooves may be accomplished by laser beam machining; in this case a negative-working photoresist or any other soluble resin may be used to form the grooves therein. Also provided are a process for forming a fine thick-film conductor pattern by means of transfer of a conductive paste pattern formed on a support film to a green sheet, as well as a process for forming bumps on a ceramic circuit substrate.
Abstract:
A metal carrier has a dielectric material with a thickness of less than 0.004 inch and electrical voltage insulation characteristics of at least 2500 volts formed on a surface. A donut configured land defines at least one via or opening for removing dielectric material selectively. Reflow solder is used to form electrical interconnections, and the vias provide thermal dissipation sufficient to conform to safety requirements.
Abstract:
A method for attaching pads to a high density printed circuit board (PCB) having a plurality of through-holes opening on the top surface. The method includes forming a plurality of pads on a carrier sheet so that each of said pads have a copper layer proximate to said carrier sheet and a joining metal layer formed on top of said copper layer, positioning the plurality of pads on the carrier sheet so that they are aligned with the through-hole pattern on the top surface of the PCB, laminating the pads to the through-holes on the top surface using the joining metal, and separating the carrier sheet from the plurality of pads that are joined to the through-holes so that the copper layer is exposed. The pads may comprise a variety of shapes such as disk-shaped, elongated, or rectangular, and can cover one or multiple through-holes. An electrical component may be soldered to the pad. The method advantageously prevents wicking of the solderball volume into the through-hole, thereby increasing yield and part reliability. In one embodiment, the pad and through-hole may be compressed so that the top surface of the pad is even (flush) with the top surface of the external dielectric surface.
Abstract:
There is provided a display panel assembly structure capable of achieving a highly reliable connection even when fine-pitch electrode terminals are employed. A second electrode terminal is embedded in a flexible printed circuit board, and protrudes slightly from the flexible printed circuit board within a range of 0 to 2.times.10.sup.-3 mm. By embedding the second electrode terminal in the flexible printed circuit board, an apparent thickness of the second electrode terminal is reduced while keeping the rigidity of the second electrode terminal to thereby improve etching accuracy of a top surface thereof. With the reduction of the protrusion amount of the second electrode terminal, a ratio of a thickness of an anisotropic conductive film to a diameter of a conductive particle can be made to be approximately "1". With the above-mentioned arrangement, the flow of the conductive particles is suppressed to prevent the possible reduction in amount of the conductive particles between a first electrode terminal and the second electrode terminal and further prevent the conductive particles from flowing into a space portion between adjoining first and second electrode terminals. A highly reliable connection between the panel having the fine-pitch electrode terminals and a circuit board can be achieved.
Abstract:
Provided is a method for making a multilayer printed circuit board having blind holes which comprises heat laminating a copper foil and an inner layer panel previously provided with circuit patterns on one or both sides thereof by processing a copper-clad laminate, a resin layer soluble in an aqueous alkali solution and having a flowability upon heating being present between said copper foil and said inner layer panel, forming via holes in the surface copper foil by etching and then dissolving the resin layer under said via holes with an aqueous alkali solution and removing the resin layer, thereby to form blind holes in which the copper foil on the inner layer panel is exposed. Further provided is a copper foil used for making multilayer printed circuit boards, which is provided with a resin layer soluble in an aqueous alkali solution and having flowability upon heating on its roughened surface.