Abstract:
A flex-rigid wiring board having a flexible wiring board, a first insulation layer positioned adjacent to a side of the flexible board and having a first hole which penetrates through the first layer, a second insulation layer laminated over the flexible board and the first layer and having a second hole which penetrates through the second layer, the second hole of the second layer being formed along the axis of the first hole of the first layer, a first conductor structure formed in the first hole and including a filled conductor formed by filling plating in the first hole, and a second conductor structure formed in the second hole and including a filled conductor formed by filling plating in the second hole, the second conductor structure being formed along the axis of the first conductor structure and electrically connected to the first conductor structure.
Abstract:
Alternative approaches to fabricating printed circuit boards for use in droplet actuator operations are provided. In one embodiment, a method of manufacturing a droplet actuator for conducting droplet operations includes positioning a dielectric material between a first metal layer configured to include an electrode and a second metal layer configured to include an interconnect pad. The method additionally includes forming a connection between the first and second metal layers. Droplet actuators and methods of fabricating and supporting printed circuit boards of droplet actuators are also provided.
Abstract:
A composite substrate includes a ceramic substrate including, on at least one surface, a circuit wire on which an electronic component is to be mounted, a plurality of external connection terminals provided on one surface of the ceramic substrate, and a resin layer provided on the one surface of the ceramic substrate. The external connection terminals have a cross sectional area that decreases with increasing distance from the one surface of the ceramic substrate, and end surfaces of the external connection terminals opposite to end surfaces connected to the ceramic substrate are partially or entirely exposed from the resin layer.
Abstract:
A manufacturing method of a circuit substrate includes the following steps. The peripheries of two metal layers are bonded to form a sealed area. Two insulating layers are formed on the two metal layers. Two including upper and bottom conductive layers are formed on the two insulating layers. Then, the two insulating layers and the two conductive layers are laminated so that the two metal layers bonded to each other are embedded between the two insulating layers. A part of the two insulating layers and a part of the two conductive layers are removed to form a plurality of blind holes exposing the two metal layers. A conductive material is formed in the blind holes and on the remained two conductive layers. The sealed area of the two metal layers is separated to form two separated circuit substrates.
Abstract:
Alternative approaches to fabricating printed circuit boards for use in droplet actuator operations are provided. In one embodiment, a method of manufacturing a droplet actuator for conducting droplet operations includes positioning a dielectric material between a first metal layer configured to include an electrode and a second metal layer configured to include an interconnect pad. The method additionally includes forming a connection between the first and second metal layers. Droplet actuators and methods of fabricating and supporting printed circuit boards of droplet actuators are also provided.
Abstract:
An electronic component built-in wiring board includes: at least a pair of wiring patterns; an insulating layer disposed between the pair of wiring board; an electronic component embedded in the insulating layer; and a metallic body provided at least on or above a main surface of the electronic component in the insulating layer and thermally contacted with the electronic component.
Abstract:
There has been such a problem that conventional element mounting substrates and circuit devices using such substrates are not easily thinned, as there is a wiring layer formed on each of the substrates and that a part of the wiring layer is protruded and used as a bump electrode. In an element mounting substrate of this invention and a circuit device using such substrate, a through hole is arranged on an insulating base material, and a wiring layer is protruded from the surface of the insulating base material through the through hole. The protruding section of the wiring layer is used as a bump electrode, and a semiconductor element is mounted on the insulating base material. With such structure, the element mounting substrate is thinned, and the circuit device using such substrate is also thinned.
Abstract:
A combination substrate includes a first substrate having wiring board mounting pads for installing a printed wiring board and connection pads on an opposite side of the wiring board mounting pads, a second substrate having package substrate mounting pads for mounting one or more package substrates and having connection pads on an opposite side of the package substrate mounting pads, a middle substrate positioned between the first substrate and the second substrate and including conductive members electrically connecting the connection pads on the first substrate and the connection pads on the second substrate, and a die positioned between the first substrate and the second substrate and mounted on one of the first substrate and the second substrate.
Abstract:
A system may include a first microvia pad, a second microvia pad having a projection extending in a direction toward the first microvia pad, and a microvia electrically coupled to the first microvia pad and to the second microvia pad.
Abstract:
In a printed wiring board, an odd number (n) of conductive layers (11-13) and insulating layers (21-23) are alternately laminated upon each other. The first conductive layer (11) is a parts connecting layer and the n-th conductive layer (13) is an external connecting layer which is connected to external connecting terminals (7). The second to (n−1)-th conductive layers (12) are current transmitting layers for transmitting internal currents. The surface of the n-th insulating layer (23) in a state where the external connecting terminals (7) are exposed on the surface. It is preferable to make the initial insulating layers of a glass-cloth reinforced prepreg and the external insulating layers of a resin.