Abstract:
A method of making a high speed interposer which includes a substrate having alternatingly oriented dielectric and conductive layers which form a substrate, openings which extend from one opposing surface of the substrate to a second opposing surface, conductive members positioned within the openings and also extending from surface to surface (and beyond, in some embodiments), and a plurality of shielding members positioned substantially around the conductive members to provide shielding therefore during the passage of high frequency signals through the conductive members.
Abstract:
A method for forming closed vias in a multilayer printed circuit board. A dielectric layer is laminated to one side of a central core having a metal layer on each side. A second dielectric layer is laminated to the other side of the central core. Closed vias in the central core have been formed by drilling partially through but not completely penetrating the central core, and then completing the via from the opposite side with a hole that is much smaller in diameter to form a pathway that penetrates completely through the central core from one side to another. The via is then plated with metal to substantially close the smaller hole. Approximately one half of the closed vias are situated such that the closed aperture faces one dielectric layer and a remainder of the closed vias are situated such that the closed aperture faces the other dielectric layer. Resin from one dielectric layer fills the cavities of approximately one half of the closed vias, and resin from the other dielectric layer fills the circular cavities of the remainder of the closed vias. The total amount of resin migrated from each of the dielectric layers into the closed via cavities is approximately equal.
Abstract:
A multi-layer printed wiring board has a core substrate, a throughhole structure, a first interlayer insulation layer, a first via, a second interlayer insulation layer and a second via. The core substrate has a throughhole opening, and the throughhole structure is formed in the throughhole opening. The first interlayer insulation layer is formed over the core substrate. The first via is formed in the first interlayer insulation layer and has a bottom portion having a first radius. The second interlayer insulation layer is formed over the first interlayer insulation layer and the first via. The second via is formed in the second interlayer insulation layer and has a bottom portion having a second radius greater than the first radius. The first via is positioned inside a circle having a radius (D1) from a gravity center of the throughhole opening, and the radius (D1) of the circle satisfies a formula, (D1)=(R)+(r)/3, where (R) represents a radius of the throughhole opening and (r) represents the first radius of the first via.
Abstract:
A structure for memory card is provided, including a bottom shell, a circuit substrate, a top shell, and a covering layer. The bottom shell includes a base seat of a smaller area size. The circuit substrate includes a first surface and an opposite second surface. The first surface includes chips and circuits, and the second surface includes an electrical contact part. The chips and the circuits are connected to the electrical contact part. The circuit substrate also includes a plurality of connecting holes. The connecting holes are preferably located around the electrical contact part. The circuit substrate is attached to the base seat of the bottom shell on the first surface, and the top shell covers the second surface of the circuit substrate, with the electrical contact part exposed. The covering layer is formed directly on the circumference and the seam of the top shell, bottom shell, and circuit substrate, and fills the connecting holes to engage the top shell and the bottom shell. The covering layer forms the memory card of a standard physical specification.
Abstract:
A laminating method. A structure that includes first and second dielectric layers respectively positioned on opposing surfaces of a thermally conductive layer is pressurized between 1000 and 3000 psi concurrent with being subjected to a thermal process, including the steps of: (a) heating the structure from ambient room temperature to a temperature between 670° F. to 695° F. in a heatup stage of duration 42 to 57 minutes; (b) after step (a), maintaining the structure at an approximately constant temperature between 670° F. and 695° F. in a dwell stage of duration 105 to 125 minutes; (c) after step (b), cooling the structure to 400° F. in a slow cool stage of duration of 120 to 150 minutes, wherein step (c) is performed after step (b); and (d) after step (3), cooling the structure to ambient room temperature in a rapid cool stage of duration less than 180 minutes.
Abstract:
A high speed interposer which includes a substrate having alternatingly oriented dielectric and conductive layers which form a substrate, openings which extend from one opposing surface of the substrate to a second opposing surface, conductive members positioned within the openings and also extending from surface to surface (and beyond, in some embodiments), and a plurality of shielding members positioned substantially around the conductive members to provide shielding therefore during the passage of high frequency signals through the conductive members.
Abstract:
The present invention has for its object to provide a process for manufacturing multilayer printed circuit boards which is capable of simultaneous via hole filling and formation of conductor circuit and via holes of good crystallinity and uniform deposition can be constructed on a substrate and high-density wiring and highly reliable conductor connections can be realized without annealing. The present invention is related to a process for manufacturing multilayer printed circuit boards which comprises disposing an interlayer resin insulating layer on a substrate formed with a conductor circuit, creating openings for formation of via holes in said interlayer resin insulating layer, forming an electroless plated metal layer on said interlayer resin insulating layer, disposing a resist thereon, performing electroplating, stripping the resist off and etching the electroless plated metal layer to provide a conductor circuit and via holes, wherein the electroplating is performed intermittently using said electroless plated metal layer as cathode and a plating metal as anode at a constant voltage between said anode and said cathode.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method of manufacturing a build-up printed circuit board, in which the circuit of a build-up printed circuit board including a core layer and an outer layer is realized by forming the metal seed layer of the core layer using a dry process, consisting of ion beam surface treatment and vacuum deposition, instead of a conventional wet process, including a wet surface roughening process and electroless plating. When the wet process is replaced with the dry process in the method of the invention, the circuit layer can be formed in an environmentally friendly manner, and as well, all circuit layers of the substrate including the core layer and the outer layer can be manufactured through a semi-additive process. Further, the peel strength between the resin substrate and the metal layer can be increased, thus realizing a highly reliable fine circuit.
Abstract:
A shielded through-via that reduces the effect of parasitic capacitance between the through-via and surrounding wafer while providing high isolation from neighboring signals. A shield electrode is formed in the insulating region and spaced apart from the through-via. A coupling element couples at least the time-varying portion of the signal carried on the through-via to the shield electrode. This reduces the effect of any parasitic capacitance between the through-via and the shield electrode, hence the surrounding wafer.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method of manufacturing a printed circuit board having a landless via hole. Specifically, this invention provides a method of manufacturing a printed circuit board having a landless via hole without the upper land of a via hole using a photoresist (P-LPR) which is loaded in the via hole. Therefore, in this invention, since a circuit pattern is formed using only copper of a copper clad laminate, the width thereof is minimized, thus easily realizing a fine circuit pattern. Further, the landless via hole structure is applied, resulting in a highly dense circuit pattern.