Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a wiring board comprising an insulating member, comprising: a penetrating hole formation process of forming a penetrating hole in the insulating member; a placement process of inserting a conductive connecting particle into the penetrating hole; a connecting particle pressing process of disposing the conductive layers on both surfaces of the insulating member, pressing the conductive layers toward the connecting particle in the penetrating hole, and deforming the connecting particle in the pressing direction to obtain the connecting member; and a patterning process of patterning the conductive layers, wherein, in the connecting particle pressing process, the pressing is performed such that the cross-sectional area in the direction along the insulating member surface of at least a portion of the connecting member is greater than the contact area of the connecting member with the conductive layers.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package board for mounting thereon a semiconductor chip includes a metal base having an opening for receiving therein the semiconductor chip and a multilayer wiring film layered onto the metal base. The semiconductor chip is flip-chip bonded onto the metal pads disposed on the multilayer wiring film within the opening. The surface of the metal base is flush with the top surface of the semiconductor chip received in the opening. The resultant semiconductor device has a larger number of external pins and a smaller deformation without using a stiffener.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board includes a first ground layer and a second ground layer. The second ground layer is below the first ground layer. A signal transmission line is arranged on the printed circuit board. The first ground layer includes a chamber located below the transmission line. Therefore, the signal transmission line takes the second ground layer as a reference ground layer, so impedance of the signal transmission line is increased.
Abstract:
A motherboard for backplane buses is provided that reduces noise due to entry of external signals into signal wiring which interconnects modules, or noise due to any external signals entering a power supply after being routed around the power supply. An EBG pattern formed up of two wiring regions different from each other in impedance is periodically disposed in at least three arrays as part of the power supply layer(s) constituting a microstripline structure (one layer adjacent to a signal layer is a power supply layer, and the other layer-is interposed in air) or a stripline structure (both layers adjacent to a signal layer are power supply layers); the part of the power supply layer(s) not being involved in signal transmission between the modules on the motherboard for backplane buses.
Abstract:
The invention discloses a via connection structure with compensative area on a reference plane. The substrate has several conductive layers isolated by the insulation layers. When two conductive lines formed on different conductive layers where a reference plane is sandwiched in, these two conductive lines are not electrical connected because of the insulation layers. Furthermore, a via connection structure is common used to connect these two conductive lines. When a non-conductive area, i.e. the compensative area, on the reference plane is overlapped with a portion of one conductive line and is close to the via connection structure, it compensates the capacitive effect of the via connection structure. By this compensative area and the variety of the via connection structure, the vertical connection between different layers has a well impedance-matched condition and transmits the signal correctly
Abstract:
A socket for solderless connection between a stud-bumped IC chip and a host PCB. The socket includes a three-dimensional (e.g., cylindrical or cubical) hollow metal frame that is either free-standing or supported by an underlying patterned template structure. The metal frame includes side walls that extend away from the host PCB, and a contact structure located at the upper (i.e., free) end of the side walls. The contact structure defines an opening through which a stud bump can be inserted into a central chamber of the metal frame. The side walls and/or the contact structure are formed such that when the tip end of the stud bump is inserted into the central chamber, at least one of the base structure and the sidewall of the stud bump abuts the contact structure at two or more contact points.
Abstract:
A multilayer electronic substrate is manufactured by employed: a first conductor layer arranged on an insulating substrate; an insulator arranged on the first conductor layer; a resistor arranged on the insulator; and second conductor layers for sandwiching the resistor to be connected to this resistor. In this multilayer electronic substrate, the resistor is trimmed so as to adjust an electric characteristic of a circuit, and a portion of the first conductor layer, which corresponds to a trimming portion of the resistor, is constituted by a first insulating region.
Abstract:
Holes having the same diameter as via holes are formed in predetermined positions in advance when forming wiring patterns on releasable carriers. The carriers with the wiring patterns are bonded on an insulating material, and a laser beam is irradiated from the side of the carrier using the holes in the wiring pattern as a laser mask to form via holes in the insulating material. The via holes and the holes in the carrier are then filled with a conductive paste. With the holes in the carrier that are matched in position with the via holes, lands in the conductor layers are precisely positioned relative to the via holes. A multilayer circuit board thus produced has lower electrical connection resistance and excellent mountability with improved performances. Also a manufacturing method thereof is achieved.
Abstract:
A method of making a printed circuit board in which conductive thru-holes are formed within two dielectric layers of the board's structure so as to connect designated conductive layers. One hole connects two adjacent layers and the other connects two adjacent layers, including one of the conductive layers connected by the other hole. It is also possible to connect all three conductive layers using one or more holes. The resulting holes may be filled, e.g., with metal plating, or conductive or non-conductive paste. In the case of the latter, it is also possible to provide a top covering conductive layer over the paste, e.g., to serve as a pad or the like on the board's external surface.
Abstract:
A board for high frequency device includes a plurality of electrode terminals connected to an electronic component or another electronic circuit board by flowable conducting material such as solder, and grooves formed in an electrode terminal of the plurality of electrode terminals and capable of accumulating solder or the like. Specifically, a high frequency component is mounted on the front surface of the high frequency device board, and the plurality of electrode terminals are formed on the rear surface of the high frequency device board. A ground electrode terminal included in the plurality of electrode terminals is formed at the center of the rear surface of the high frequency device board and connected to a ground. The grooves for accumulating solder or the like are formed in the ground electrode terminal. This reduces the possibility of short-circuit between adjacent electrode terminals due to the flowable conducting material such as solder.