Abstract:
A method for connecting a metal material with an electric conductive resin material including the steps of heating the connecting portion of the electric conductive resin material with the metal material to a temperature equal to or more than a softening point of the connecting portion and depressing the metal material to the heated portion for melting joint.
Abstract:
A solder paste, includes a flux, a solder alloy particle scattered or mixed in the flux and including Sn and Zn as composition elements, and a metal particle scattered or mixed in the flux and including an element in the IB group in the periodic table as a composition element.
Abstract:
A solder paste contains a solder alloy powder and a metal powder dispersed in a flux. The solder alloy contains Sn and Zn, whereas the metal powder contains at least one element selected from the group consisting of Pd, Ti, and Ni. Preferably, the metal powder is contained in an amount exceeding the solubility limit of the metal powder with respect to the solder alloy at the melting point of the solder alloy powder. The solder paste may be used to form a structure for electrically connecting two objects by interposing a solder layer between their terminals.
Abstract:
A method for forming a metallic contact and manufacturing a product having an electronic component 101 and a printed circuit board 100 (PCB) includes dispensing a slurry solder paste mixture 104 including a metallic powder 105 and an acidic fluid 106, placing electronic component 101 over solder paste dispensed over a surface area of PCB 100, and applying pressure on at least a section of electronic component 101 such that at least a portion of slurry solder paste mixture 104 dispensed on the surface area and in contact with the section of electronic component 101 consolidates into at least one of an inter-metallic compound of hardened solder and a hardened alloy of solder forming the metallic contact between electronic component 101 and said PCB 100.
Abstract:
To improve the resistance of a solder to strains, especial thermal strains, superelastic particles are incorporated into the solder in a proportion by volume of 10 to 30% approximately. So that this incorporation can be done, the particles are coated with a metal, for example copper, that is wettable by the solder.
Abstract:
A new interconnection scheme is disclosed for a tape automated bonding (TAB) package, a flip chip package and an active matrix liquid crystal display (AMLCD) panel, where an electrically conducting adhesive is used to form an electrical interconnection between an active electronic device and its components. The electrically conducting adhesive can be a mixture comprising a polymer resin, a no-clean solder flux, a plurality of electrically conducting particles with an electrically conducting fusible coating which provides a metallurgical bond between the conducting particles as well as to the substrates. The advantages of using the electrically conducting adhesives include reduction in bonding pressure and/or bonding temperature, control of interfacial reactions, promotion of stable metallurgical bonds, enhanced reliability of the joints, and others.
Abstract:
Chip carrier packages, integrated circuits, wiring boards, and assemblies in computer systems are made having conductive adhesive interconnections. Electrically conductive polymer paste with metal particles and powders are used with photoimagable polymer films to form the interconnection structure. These articles are produced with screening and printing processes using a screening head and printing machine.
Abstract:
Pastes of dendrite particles coated with an electrically conductive coating are described. A surface is placed in contact with an electrolytic or electroless plating solution. Dendrites are formed on the surface. The dendrites are exposed to another plating solution to plate a coating on the surface of the dendrites. The coated dendrites are removed from the surface to form a powder of coated dendrites. The powder is added to a polymer material to form a paste. The paste is disposed between electrical contacts on adjacent surfaces. The paste is heated to fuse the dendrite surfaces to form a network of fused dendrites which are also fused to the electrical contacts. The paste is further heated to cure the polymer to form electrical interconnections between the electrical contacts on the adjacent surfaces.
Abstract:
In accordance with the invention, an electronic device having one or more contact pads is placed in contact with a carrier sheet bearing an array of transferable solder particles. Heat is applied to adhere the solder to the contact pads, and solder is selectively transferred onto the contact pads. In a preferred embodiment the solder-carrying medium comprises elastomeric material and the solder particles comprise solder-coated magnetic particles. Application of a magnetic field while the elastomer is curing produces a regular array of solder coated particles. Using this method, devices having smaller than conventional contact structures can be readily interconnected.
Abstract:
A metallurgical bond which may be substituted for a soldering process forms an alloy of a metal with a metal coating applied to at least one of the surfaces to be so bonded by a transient liquid phase (TLP) reaction at a low temperature. Mechanically robust bonding of noble metals for electrical connections which are resistively stable through repeated thermal cycling can be performed at particularly low temperatures using coating materials of indium, tin or lead. Isotropically or anisotropically conductive connections can be formed by applying a polymer adhesive containing conductive particles to at least one of the surfaces to be bonded and a compressional force developed between surface by curing of the polymer adhesive at temperatures lower than the melting point of a eutectic alloy of the chosen metal system before the TLP process is allowed to proceed.