Abstract:
The herein disclosed process comprises forming conductors of desired shape on a substrate comprised of a metal that is selectively etchable with respect to the metal of conductors, such that the conductors are formed on both sides of the substrate and that the conductors have at least one constricted portion at the substrate side opposite to that on which a base will be laminated. Then, the panel base is laminated onto the appropriate side of the substrate, and the substrate metal is etched selectively with respect to the conductor metal through the entire thickness of the substrate until the metal of the latter is fully removed from under the constricted portions only.
Abstract:
A novel method of manufacturing ''''printed circuits'''' arrangements, with one or several layers of conductors, is provided. By successive operations of photogravure and metal deposition using electrolysis, there is constructed, without any mechanical procedure, a structure comprising a temporary skeleton and conductors arranged at different layers and interconnected by conductive eyelets. The metal constituting the temporary structure is selectively attacked and replaced by resin to constitute a new insulating structure.
Abstract:
An interconnection element and method for making same is disclosed. The interconnection element may include a plurality of metal conductors, a plurality of solid metal bumps and a low melting point (LMP) metal layer. The solid metal bumps overly and project in a first direction away from respective ones of the conductors. Each bump has at least one edge bounding the bump in at least a second direction transverse to the first direction. The low melting point (LMP) metal layer has a first face joined to the respective ones of the conductors and bounded in the second direction by at least one edge and a second face joined to the bumps. The edges of the bumps and the LMP layer are aligned in the first direction, and the LMP metal layer has a melting temperature substantially lower than the conductors.
Abstract:
An interconnection element and method for making same is disclosed. The interconnection element may include a plurality of metal conductors, a plurality of solid metal bumps and a low melting point (LMP) metal layer. The solid metal bumps overly and project in a first direction away from respective ones of the conductors. Each bump has at least one edge bounding the bump in at least a second direction transverse to the first direction. The low melting point (LMP) metal layer has a first face joined to the respective ones of the conductors and bounded in the second direction by at least one edge and a second face joined to the bumps. The edges of the bumps and the LMP layer are aligned in the first direction, and the LMP metal layer has a melting temperature substantially lower than the conductors.
Abstract:
The first support body is pressed against the second support body in response to the softening of the adhesive sheet. The fillers are allowed to reliably contact with one another between the first electrically-conductive land and the second electrically-conductive land. The fillers melt after the adhesive sheet has been softened. The intermetallic compounds are formed between the fillers and the electrically-conductive lands and between the fillers. Electrical connection is in this manner established between the first electrically-conductive land and the second electrically-conductive land. The matrix material and the adhesive sheet are then cured. The first support body and the second support body are firmly bonded to each other.
Abstract:
A printed wiring board and a method for manufacturing the printed wiring board in which widths of a first and a second circuit are close to each other and substantial miniaturization can be achieved. In order to achieve this object, a first circuit and a second circuit having different thicknesses are formed in the same reference plane by etching a metal-clad laminate including a conductive layer and an insulating layer. The thicker of the circuits has a clad-like configuration in which three layers, a first copper layer/a different kind of metal layer/a second copper layer, are sequentially stacked. The manufacture of the printed wiring board includes a clad composite material in which three layers of a first copper layer/a different kind of metal layer/a second copper layer are sequentially stacked as a start material, and selective etching characteristics between the layers are utilized.
Abstract:
A system for displaying images and fabricating method thereof are provided. The system includes a thin film transistor substrate including a substrate having a display area and a pad area. The thin film transistor substrate further includes a conductive line disposed on the substrate in the display area. The conductive line includes a lower metal line, an upper metal line and a middle metal line therebetween. The width of the middle metal line is narrower than that of the upper metal line.
Abstract:
A process of a package substrate is provided. A plurality of metal layers stacked in sequence is used as a foundation structure. A thick heat conductive core is fabricated from one of the metal layers for providing high heat dissipation capability, and a plurality of pads is fabricated from another one of the metal layers for electrically connecting an electronic package at the next level.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a connection board that is formed by an insulating resin composition layer made of one layer or two or more layers and a connection conductor that is formed so as to pass through the insulating resin composition layer in its thickness direction at a position where a conductor circuit is connected, and a multi-layer wiring board, a substrate for semiconductor package and a semiconductor package using the connection board, and methods for manufacturing them.
Abstract:
Substrates having integrated rigid and flexible regions and methods of fabricating such substrates are disclosed. The substrates may advantageously be used for mounting semiconductor chips used in flexible microelectronic assemblies.