Abstract:
An exemplary liquid crystal display device (200) includes a liquid crystal display panel (21), and a flexible printed circuit (2) joined to the liquid crystal display panel. The flexible printed circuit includes a substrate (20). The substrate includes a plurality of first conductive lines (210) and second conductive lines (230). The first conductive lines include a plurality of first patches (220). The second conductive lines include a plurality of second patches (240). The first patches are arranged side by side oppositely oriented relative to each other in alternating fashion. The second patches are arranged side by side oppositely oriented relative to each other in alternating fashion.
Abstract:
A method for a fiducial and pin one indicator that utilizes a single solder resist opening in a die mounting substrate to perform the combined functions of prior art fiducials and pin one indicators. Methods of fabricating a carrier substrate and fabricating a semiconductor device package using the combination pin one indicator and alignment fiducial are also described.
Abstract:
A circuit board has circuitry including a first part and a second part connected to each other via a given first dividing plane. After the circuitry is divided by the first dividing plane, the circuitry can be restored by reconnecting the first part and the second part. The circuit board further has: first division assisting means for facilitating division of the circuit board; and first connection assisting means for facilitating reconnection of the first part and the second part. This eliminates the need to prepare different circuit boards having different specifications, making it possible to efficiently incorporate the circuit board in as many types of devices as possible.
Abstract:
There is provided a wiring board including: a terminal group including a plurality of terminals arrayed along a specified array axis; and a pair of alignment marks disposed on opposite sides of the terminal group in the direction of the array axis. The alignment marks each have a first portion extending so as to intersect at an angle to the array axis. The first portions of the alignment marks and the plurality of terminals extend from the terminal group to a common phantom center point that is apart from the terminal group in the direction intersecting the array axis.
Abstract:
There is provided a method for fabricating a wiring board including: a mounting step of mounting a light transmitting member, the mounting step including: an arranging step of holding the light transmitting member by light transmitting holder to arrange the light transmitting member at a wiring board main body, and a step of curing a photo-curing resin material between the light transmitting member and the wiring board main body by light transmitted through the light transmitting member and the holder.
Abstract:
A method for aligning an image to be recorded by a direct image scanner on an upper layer of a printed circuit board with an image recorded on a lower layer thereof, the method comprising: visually imaging a portion of the image on the lower layer; and recording a pattern on the upper layer, referenced to coordinates of the visual image of the portion.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a positioning method and a board for swiftly and accurately adjusting the position of a warpage-preventive rail for preventing warpage of the board in flow soldering. A mark of a width B provided with a slit having a width A in a direction perpendicular to a dip direction indicated by an arrow is silk-screen printed at an end of a surface opposite to a flow solder surface of a board. The width B of the mark is set to such a value that an operator who adjusts the position can easily recognize the mark. The slit is formed on a surface opposite to a support band where the upper surface of the warpage-preventive rail supports the board, and the width A of the slit is set to a value approximately equal to the width of the upper surface of the warpage-preventive rail.
Abstract:
Circuits on a wide web are made by a method in which a circuit and an index marker are patterned on a first row of the wide web. The wide web is then shifted to a second row. The index marker in the first row of the wide web is sensed, and a circuit in the second row is patterned in the wide web in response to sensing the index marker in the first row, thereby ensuring that circuits in the first and second rows are aligned in the cross-web direction.
Abstract:
A method and system include a cable including a plurality of conductors terminating at a leading edge of the cable, and markers disposed at the leading edge providing visual reference points at one or more predetermined positions, the markers being separate from the plurality of conductors.
Abstract:
A flexible insulating base, a plurality of conductor wirings aligned on the flexible insulating base, and bump electrodes provided respectively in end portions of the plurality of conductor wirings in a region where a semiconductor chip is to be placed are provided. The semiconductor chip is mounted on the conductor wirings by bonding electrode pads formed on the semiconductor chip to the bump electrodes. An auxiliary conductor wiring formed similarly to the conductor wirings is provided on the insulating base, and an auxiliary bump electrode formed similarly to the bump electrodes is provided on the auxiliary conductor wiring, so that the electrode pads formed on the semiconductor chip can be registered with respect to the bump electrodes on the conductor wirings by positioning the semiconductor chip with reference to the auxiliary bump electrode. It is possible to configure a wiring board having register marks capable of positioning electrode pads of a semiconductor chip with respect to bump electrodes with high accuracy.