Abstract:
A dielectric structure, wherein two fully cured photoimageable dielectric (PID) layers of the structure are nonadhesively interfaced by a partially cured PID layer. The partially cured PID layer includes a power plane sandwiched between a first partially cured PID sheet and a second partially cured PID sheet. The fully cured PID layers each include an internal power plane, a plated via having a blind end conductively coupled to the internal power plane, and a plated via passing through the fully cured PID layer. The dielectric structure may further include a first PID film partially cured and nonadhesively coupled to one of the fully cured PID layers. The dialectric structure may further include a second PID film partially cured and nonadhesively coupled to the other fully cured PID layer.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board includes a core member including 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 240null C.
Abstract:
A technique for connecting signal tracks within a multi-layer substrate is disclosed. In one embodiment, the technique is realized by providing an opening in a substrate and fitting an inserted component into the opening. The inserted component comprises a dielectric block mounted to a lead frame. The lead frame is conductive such that a signal layer formed between the inserted component and the substrate connects signal tracks on multiple signal layers of the substrate.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board which permits the formation of fine wiring patterns, thereby increasing the density of wiring patterns. Using photosensitive glass having a coefficient of thermal expansion close to that of a copper film as a core substrate, a through hole is formed in the photosensitive glass by photolithography, a sputtering silicon oxide layer and a sputtering silicon nitride layer are formed to prevent leak of alkali metal ions from the photosensitive glass, a sputtering chromium layer, a sputtering chromium-copper layer and a sputtering copper layer are formed to enhance the adhesion strength between the copper film and the sputtering silicon oxide layer, and a copper film of 1 to 20 nullm thick is formed. With resin filled into the interior of the through hole, a wiring layer is patterned by etching, an insulating layer is formed, and the surface is covered with a surface treatment layer and a cover coat.
Abstract:
A method of making a printed circuit board whereby a fine wiring pattern can be formed. A through hole is formed in a substrate, both surfaces of the substrate being covered with copper foil. The substrate is treated with a catalyst and plated with copper. The through hole is filled with an insulating material, and the copper layer on the substrate is etched so that the catalyst layer is not exposed, leaving a thinned copper layer. Then, the substrate surfaces are ground and leveled by removing any projecting insulating material. Thereafter, another copper layer is deposited on the surface of the substrate, including surface regions on the fill material and is circuitized to form a wiring pattern. Since the catalyst layer is not exposed when the copper layer on the substrate is thinned, a fine wiring pattern can be obtained without the problem of subsequent peeling of the wiring conductors, or the entrapment of air.
Abstract:
An electronic component having a multi-layered printed circuit board made of an organic material, a plurality of electronic components mounted in a face-down position on the multi-layered printed circuit board, a metal cover for covering the plurality of electronic components remaining a space or a cavity between the top surface of the printed circuit board and the inner surface of the metal cover having a flange surrounding the outskirts of the metal cover to be adhered to the top surface of the multi-layered printed circuit board, and a heat conductive member packed between the bottom surface of the electronic components, wherein the multi-layered printed circuit board has at least one through-hole vertically penetrating the multi-layered printed circuit board at a location corresponding to the flange and is lined by a metal film, and the multi-layered printed circuit board has a heat conductive layer arranged along the rear surface of the multi-layered printed circuit board, the heat conductive layer being connected to a metal lining of the through-hole.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an arrangement in multilayer printed circuit boards, with the aim of improving matching in transitions between symmetric striplines (3) and asymmetric striplines (4). The requirement of a coverpad (6) for contact between the via (5) and the asymmetric stripline (4) for dimension reasons among other things, results in matching problems. In order to avoid this problem, the earth plane (7, 10) nearest the transition is moved away in the proximity of the via (5).
Abstract:
A dimensionally stable core for use in high density chip packages is provided. The stable core is a metal core, preferably copper, having clearances formed therein. Dielectric layers are provided concurrently on top and bottom surfaces of the metal core. Metal cap layers are provided concurrently on top surfaces of the dielectric layers. Blind or through vias are then drilled through the metal cap layers and extend into the dielectric layers and clearances formed in the metal core. If an isolated metal core is provided then the vias do not extend through the clearances in the copper core. The stable core reduces material movement of the substrate and achieves uniform shrinkage from substrate to substrate during lamination processing of the chip packages. This allows each substrate to perform the same. Additionally, a plurality of chip packages having the dimensionally stable core can be bonded together to obtain a high density chip package.
Abstract:
A printed wiring board is formed by a printed wiring substrate having a plurality of a wiring layer, and a thermal expansion buffering sheet having lower coefficient of thermal expansion than that of said printed wiring substrate, which is integrally laminated on a surface of the printed wiring substrate.
Abstract:
A method of making a microelectronic component by providing a conductive element, providing a resist at selected locations on said conductive element and electrophoretically depositing an uncured dielectric material on the conductive element, wherein the uncured material will be deposited on the conductive element except at locations covered by the resist. The deposited material is cured to form a dielectric layer and the resist is removed so that the dielectric layer has openings extending to the conductive element at locations the locations which were covered by the resist.