Abstract:
A thin package structure with enhanced strength includes a support carrier plate and a thin circuit board. The thin circuit board is formed on the support carrier plate and includes a first circuit layer, a dielectric layer and a second circuit layer. The first circuit layer includes the first circuit patterns and the first connection pads. The dielectric layer covers the first circuit layer. The second circuit layer is formed on or embedded in an upper surface of the dielectric layer and includes the second circuit patterns and the second connection pads. Connection plugs are formed in the dielectric layer to connect the first and second connection pads. The support carrier plate provides mechanical strength to avoid warping or deforming. It is feasible to direct test the package structure without disassembling so as to improve the convenience in testing.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a stacked multilayer structure, including a first circuit layer having bumps, a plastic film stacked on the first circuit layer to fill up the space among the bumps so as to form a co-plane, and a second circuit layer formed on the co-plane and connected to the first circuit layer. The plastic film includes a glass fiber layer which is embedded and not exposed. The adhesion between plastic film and the second circuit layer is greatly improved because the glass fiber layer of the plastic film filling up the space among the bumps is not deformed and exposed outwards. Therefore, the yield and reliability of the stacked multilayer structure is increased.
Abstract:
A laminate circuit board with a multi-layer circuit structure which includes a substrate, a first circuit metal layer, a second circuit metal layer, a first nanometer plating layer, a second nanometer plating layer and a cover layer is disclosed. The first circuit metal layer is embedded in the substrate or formed on at least one surface of the substrate which is smooth. The first nanometer plating layer with a smooth surface overlaps the first circuit metal layer. The second nanometer plating layer is formed on the other surface of the substrate and fills up the opening in the cover layer to electrically connect the first circuit metal layer. The junction adhesion is improved by the chemical bonding between the nanometer plating layer and the cover layer/the substrate. Therefore, the circuit metal layer does not need to be roughened and the density of the circuit increases.
Abstract:
A method for fabricating a component-embedded PCB includes: providing a carrier plate having a plating metal layer plated thereon; disposing an electronic component on the plating metal layer of the carrier plate; laminating a metal layer onto the plating metal layer having the electronic component disposed thereon and the carrier plate by a dielectric film; removing the carrier plate and exposing the plating metal layer; and patterning at least one of the metal layer and the plating metal layer to be a circuit layer.
Abstract:
A circuit board includes a core layer substrate having a plated through hole filled with a dielectric material. The plated through hole has a sidewall coated with an inner electroless copper layer, and an electroplated metal layer plated on the inner electroless copper layer before the plated through hole is filled with the dielectric material. The outer portion of the filled plated through hole is thicker than the center portion and tapered toward the center portion to form a depressed surface on the filled plated through hole. The core layer substrate is covered with a patterned electroless copper layer and a patterned electroplated copper layer that connect with the inner electroless copper layer and electroplated metal layer of the plated through hole. The patterned electroplated copper layer forms a flat copper pad above the plated through hole.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing coreless substrates is provided herein. The method first provides a base whose top and bottom sides are covered with metal layers respectively that are detachable from the base. From the two metal layers, the method then develops the bump-pad side or ball side wiring layers required by the coreless substrate simultaneously. The two metal layers along with their respective wiring layers are then separated from the base into two independent semi-products of the coreless substrate. The method then develops from the other sides of the two semi-products the laminate side wiring layers required by the coreless substrate.
Abstract:
A buildup board structure incorporating magnetic induction coils and flexible boards is disclosed. The buildup board structure includes at least one first buildup unit or at least one second buildup unit. The first buildup unit includes at least one first buildup body, the second buildup unit includes at least one second buildup body. Any two adjacent buildup bodies are separated by a covering layer provided with a central hole for electrical insulation. All central holes are aligned. Each buildup body includes a plurality of flexible boards, and each flexible board is embedded with a plurality of magnetic induction coils surrounding the corresponding central hole and connected through connection pads. The first and/or second buildup bodies are easily laminated in any order by any number as desired such that the effect of magnetic induction provided by the magnetic induction coils embedded in the buildup board structure are addable to greatly enhance the overall effect of magnetic induction.
Abstract:
A film-peeling apparatus is adapted to peel a protective film on a surface of a substrate. The surface of the substrate has a bare area which is not covered by the protective film. The film-peeling apparatus includes a punching member, a connector connected to the punching member, and a controller. The controller is configured for driving, through the connector, the punching member to punch at predetermined positions nearby or on a first edge of the protective film adjacent to the bare area.
Abstract:
A multi-layer circuit board includes a first circuit board, conducting blocks, a second circuit board, and conducting recesses. The first circuit board has a first conductor layer mounted on the first circuit board. The conducting blocks are mounted on the first circuit board and electrically connected to the first conductor layer. The second circuit board has a second conductor layer mounted thereon and facing the first circuit board. The conducting recesses are formed in the second circuit board, electrically connected to the second conductor layer, and corresponding to the respective conducting blocks. The insulating layer is mounted between the first conductor layer and the second conductor layer. The second circuit board is on the first circuit board, the conducting blocks are respectively mounted in the conducting recesses to electrically connect the first conductor layer and the second conductor layer.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board (PCB) test fixture includes a substrate, a first insulation layer formed on the substrate, a conductor layer formed on the first insulation layer and electrically connected to the upper electrodes through at least one first connection member, a second insulation layer formed on the first insulation layer, and multiple conductive cones arranged on the second insulation layer in a matrix form. A part of the conductive cones is electrically connected to the conductor layer through at least one second connection member. The circuit layout of the conductor layer, the at least one first connection member and the at least one second connection member is employed to supply testing power to a part of the conductive cones and an adjustable arrangement of the conductive cones to enhance density of test probes upon electrical testing.