Abstract:
A manufacturing method for a conductive substrate with a filtering function includes preparing a core layer and forming first and second conductive holes in the core layer, forming a sacrificial copper layer on the first conductive hole and on the core layer, forming a metal layer on the second conductive hole, forming a metal post in the first conductive hole, forming a lower insulating layer on the core layer, forming a lower insulative post in the second conductive hole, forming a magnet wrapping around the metal post to obtain a first conductive post, forming an upper insulating layer on the core layer, forming an upper insulative post in the second conductive hole to obtain a second conductive post, removing the upper insulating layer, the lower insulating layer, and the remaining sacrificial copper post layer, followed by flattening.
Abstract:
A catalytic resin is formed by mixing a resin and either homogeneous or heterogeneous catalytic particles, the resin infused into a woven glass fabric to form an A-stage pre-preg, the A-stage pre-preg cured into a B-stage pre-preg, thereafter held in a vacuum and between pressure plates at a gel point temperature for a duration of time sufficient for the catalytic particles to migrate away from the resin rich surfaces of the pre-preg, thereby forming a C-stage pre-preg after cooling. The C-stage pre-preg subsequently has trenches formed by removing the resin rich surface, the trenches extending into the depth of the catalytic particles, optionally including drilled holes to form vias, and the C-stage pre-preg with trenches and holes placed in an electroless bath, whereby traces form in the trenches and holes where the surface of the cured pre-preg has been removed.