Abstract:
Provided is an electrically conductive adhesive capable of reliably connecting a semiconductor element and a flexible wiring board without causing short circuits. When electrically conductive adhesives of the present invention containing conductive particles having an average diameter of from 10 nm or more to 90 nm or less are used to connect a flexible wiring board and a semiconductor element, the signal part of a wiring film under a protective film is protected and no short circuit occurs in wiring films of the resulting electric device because conductive particles do not break through the protective film of the semiconductor element.
Abstract:
Provided is an electrically conductive adhesive capable of reliably connecting a semiconductor element and a flexible wiring board without causing short circuits. When electrically conductive adhesives of the present invention containing conductive particles having an average diameter of from 10 nm or more to 90 nm or less are used to connect a flexible wiring board and a semiconductor element, the signal part of a wiring film under a protective film is protected and no short circuit occurs in wiring films of the resulting electric device because conductive particles do not break-through the protective film of-the semiconductor element.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board is composed of a substrate provided with through-holes, and a wiring board formed on the substrate through the interposition of an interlaminar insulating resin layer, the through-holes having a roughened internal surface and being filled with a filler, an exposed part of the filler in the through-holes being covered with a through-hole-covering conductor layer, and a viahole formed just thereabove being connected to the through-hole-covering conductor layer. Without peeling between the through-holes and the filler, this wiring board has a satisfactory connection reliability between the through-holes and the internal layer circuit and provides a high density wiring.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board is composed of a substrate provided with through-holes, and a wiring board formed on the substrate through the interposition of an interlaminar insulating resin layer, the through-holes having a roughened internal surface and being filled with a filler, an exposed part of the filler in the through-holes being covered with a through-hole-covering conductor layer, and a viahole formed just thereabove being connected to the through-hole-covering conductor layer. Without peeling between the through-holes and the filler, this wiring board has a satisfactory connection reliability between the through-holes and the internal layer circuit and provides a high density wiring.
Abstract:
A method and a structure is provided for mounting a semiconductor device by the bump technique using compound metallic ultra-fine particles each comprising a core portion consisting substantially of a metallic component, and a coating layer chemically bound to the core portion and comprising an organic substance. The method and the structure are characterized by using one of, or a combination of, the following two bump technologies: 1) Forming under bump metals from the compound metallic ultra-fine particles, and forming ordinary solder balls on the under bump metals. 2) Using paste balls comprising the compound metallic ultra-fine particles, instead of ordinary solder balls.
Abstract:
An in situ method for forming a bypass capacitor element internally within a PCB including the steps of arranging one or more uncured dielectric sheets with conductive foils on opposite sides thereof and laminating the conductive foils to the dielectric sheet simultaneously as the PCB is formed by a final lamination step, the conductive foils preferably being laminated to another layer of the PCB prior to their arrangement adjacent the dielectric sheet or sheets, the dielectric foils even more preferably being initially laminated to additional dielectric sheets in order to form multiple bypass capacitive elements as a compound subassembly within the PCB. A number of different dielectric materials and resins are disclosed for forming the capacitor element. A dielectric component in the capacitor element preferably includes dielectric material and thermally responsive material, the thermally responsive material either forming a carrier for the dielectric material or formed as two separate sheets on opposite sides of a sheet of the dielectric material.
Abstract:
An in situ method for forming a bypass capacitor element internally within a PCB comprising the steps of arranging one or more uncured dielectric sheets with conductive foils on opposite sides thereof and laminating the conductive foils to the dielectric sheet simultaneously as the PCB is formed by a final lamination step, the conductive foils preferably being laminated to another layer of the PCB prior to their arrangement adjacent the dielectric sheet or sheets, the dielectric foils even more preferably being initially laminated to additional dielectric sheets in order to form multiple bypass capacitive elements as a compound subassembly within the PCB. A number of different dielectric materials and resins are disclosed for forming the capacitor element. A dielectric component in the capacitor element preferably includes dielectric material and thermally responsive material, the thermally responsive material either forming a carrier for the dielectric material or formed as two separate sheets on opposite sides of a sheet of the dielectric material.
Abstract:
An electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielded device which includes an object to be shielded and an EMI shielding material encompassing the object. The EMI shielding material is made up of, but not limited to a broadband biopolymer or polymer dissolved in organic solvents and shielding guest material. The specific makeup of the shielding material and fabrication procedure of the shielding material is also included herein.
Abstract:
A composite includes a plastic substrate and an electrical insulator layer formed on the plastic substrate. The electrical insulator layer contains boron nitride nanotubes (BNNTs), which may be unmodified or modified BNNTS. The composite is suitable for use in making printed electronic devices. A process includes providing a plastic substrate and forming on at least a portion of a surface of the plastic substrate a layer that contains the BNNTs. A metallic ink trace is formed on a portion of the layer, such that the metallic ink trace is spaced-apart from the substrate. Using photonic or thermal sintering techniques, the metallic ink trace is then sintered.
Abstract:
A radiative cooling structure for a printed circuit includes a circuit board and a cooling structure. A printed circuit is disposed on the circuit board. The printed circuit includes a plurality of printed leads and a thermal conductive area. The printed leads are connected to the thermal conductive area. A cooling structure covers the thermal conductive area. The cooling structure covers the thermal conductive area, and the cooling structure incudes a thermal radiation layer. Heat generated by heat sources on the circuit board is transferred to the thermal conductive area via the printed circuit. The cooling structure radiates the heat into surrounding space by radiation.