Abstract:
Glass cloth which is formed of a warp yarn and a weft yarn of the same glass yarn, wherein a ratio of warp yarn width to weft yarn width is not less than 0.80 and not more than 1.20 and a ratio of an elongation rate in a length direction when a load in a range of 25 N to 100 N per 25 mm width of the glass cloth is added in a warp yarn direction, to an elongation rate in a width direction when said load is added in a weft yarn direction is not less than 0.80 and not more than 1.20.
Abstract:
A circuit board includes an electrical insulator layer formed of a reinforcer sheet with density distribution in its in-plane direction, an electrical conductor filled in a plurality of inner via holes provided in the electrical insulator layer in its thickness direction, and a wiring layer connected to the electrical conductor. The inner via holes provided in a high-density portion of the reinforcer sheet are formed to have a smaller cross-section than the inner via holes provided in a low-density portion of the reinforcer sheet. In this manner, it is possible to provide a circuit board that can achieve a high-density wiring and an inner via connection resistance with less variation, when a base material including a reinforcer sheet with density distribution in its in-plane direction such as a glass-epoxy base material is used for an insulator layer.
Abstract:
A high-frequency module having a communication function is provided which includes a base substrate block (2) formed from organic substrates (11, 12), the organic substrate (11) having wiring layers (14, 15) formed on main sides, respectively, thereof while the organic substrate (12) has wiring layers (16, 17) formed on main sides, respectively, thereof, the base substrate block (2) having a buildup surface formed by flattening an uppermost layer, and an elements block (3) formed from organic insulative layers (26, 28) formed on the buildup surface of the base substrate block (2) and in which a plurality of conductive parts (19, 20, 32) forming passive elements and distributed parameter elements, which transmit a high-frequency signal, are formed along with wiring layers (27, 29). The conductive parts (19, 20, 32) in the elements block (3) are formed correspondingly to portions of the organic substrate (11) in the base substrate block (2) where no woven glass fabric is laid.
Abstract:
Apparatus having at least one textile material in which at least one flexible, wire-like and/or thread-like electric conductor is arranged, at least one electronic component which has at least one electrically conductive contact point which is connected electrically to the conductor, at least a first hard encapsulation which covers and mechanically stabilizes at least the contact point of the component, and at least a second encapsulation, which is designed such that it permits a mechanical connection of the component to the textile material, wherein the second encapsulation comprises a silicone, a polyurethane and/or a textile adhesive.
Abstract:
The glass transmittance of UV light having a wavelength of 365 nanometers is reduced by compounding an oxide or salt of at least one of Fe, Cu, Cr, Ce, Mn and mixtures thereof. The fiberglass cloth can be used for providing reinforced prepregs used in producing printed circuit boards or laminated chip carrier substrates.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board includes a core member having a plurality of glass clothes impregnated with a resin. Each of the glass clothes is woven with glass yarns each of which includes a bundle of glass filaments. One or more buildup layers are laminated on one or each surface of the core member. The core member has an elastic modulus which is no less than 100 times that of the buildup layer at 240° C.
Abstract:
A high-frequency module having a communication function is provided which uses a circuit board including an organic substrate (5) formed from a woven glass fabric (21) formed by weaving glass fibers (22) into a mesh pattern and also an organic material (20) provided integrally on the woven glass fabric (21) as a core. The organic substrate (5) has the glass fibers (22) distributed at close intervals of nulle/4 (nulle: effective wavelength of high-frequency signal) in the wavelength traveling direction of the high-frequency signal in the conductor patterns where resonant lines for transmission of the high-frequency and passive elements are formed. In the high-frequency module, the nullvariationsnull of the dielectric constant etc. of the organic substrate, which would be caused by any thick and thin distributions of the glass fibers, can be reduced, and thus the conductive parts can work with stable performances, respectively.
Abstract:
A circuit board ensuring electrical connections is provided. An insulated board material, having connecting means for connecting a layer to another layer, includes a reinforcing member. A thickness of the entire insulated board material is at least equal to or not more than 1.5 times of a thickness of the reinforcing member.
Abstract:
A circuit board includes an electrical insulator layer formed of a reinforcer sheet with density distribution in its in-plane direction, an electrical conductor filled in a plurality of inner via holes provided in the electrical insulator layer in its thickness direction, and a wiring layer connected to the electrical conductor. The inner via holes provided in a high-density portion of the reinforcer sheet are formed to have a smaller cross-section than the inner via holes provided in a low-density portion of the reinforcer sheet. In this manner, it is possible to provide a circuit board that can achieve a high-density wiring and an inner via connection resistance with less variation, when a base material including a reinforcer sheet with density distribution in its in-plane direction such as a glass-epoxy base material is used for an insulator layer.
Abstract:
A cross substrate and a method of mounting a semiconductor element are provided in which semiconductor elements can be mounted at a high density. Element side electrodes of a circuit forming surface of a semiconductor element and conductive filaments of a cross substrate are connected in a one-to-one correspondence by solder bumps. Thereafter, sealing is carried out by using a molten epoxy-based resin. In this way, a circuit forming surface side of the semiconductor element is sealed with sealing resin of the cross substrate, with the element side electrodes of the mounted semiconductor element electrically connected to conductive filaments which are wires of a cross substrate.