Abstract:
It comprises the steps of: a) arranging a dielectric substrate (1) with at least one conducting plate (2) joined by an adhesive (8) to at least one of its sides; b) removing areas of said plate (2) by selective chemical milling to provide conducting tracks (5) joined to the substrate (1) and separated by spaces between tracks (6); c) applying and hardening by radiation an electroinsulating filler material (7) to fill said spaces between tracks (6), covering the tracks (5); d) applying an abrasion treatment to obtain flush upper surfaces (3) of the filler material (7) and of the tracks; and e) cooling, after step c) and during step d), the printed circuit board to reduce the temperature of the filler material (7) to under its glass transition temperature.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method of fabricating a circuit substrate. First, a substrate having first pads and second pads is provided, wherein the first pads and second pads are arranged respectively on a first surface and a second surface of the substrate. The first pads are electrically connected to the second pads. Next, a conductive seed layer is formed on the second surface of the circuit substrate. Thereafter, a first conductive layer and a second conductive layer are electroplated respectively over the first pads and the second pads. Afterwards, the conductive seed layer is patterned.
Abstract:
A method of forming electrically conductive elements on a base layer of an electronic substrate without the use of solder mask. A layer of electrically conductive material is deposited on the base layer, and a first layer of photo imageable ink is applied over the electrically conductive material layer. The first layer of photo imageable ink is patterned to expose portions of the electrically conductive material layer, which are then etched to resolve traces in the electrically conductive material layer. The first layer of photo imageable ink is removed, and a second layer of photo imageable ink is applied over the traces and channels between the traces. The second layer of photo imageable ink is then patterned to expose the traces, and a third layer of photo imageable ink is applied over the traces and the second layer of photo imageable ink. The third layer of photo imageable ink is patterned to expose deposition sites on the traces, within which are formed electrically conductive fingers. Both the second layer and the third layer of photo imageable ink are retained on the electronic substrate.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a high-frequency module configuring a micro communication functional module, which includes a base substrate (2) which has multiple pattern wiring layers (6a) (6b) (9a) (9b) and dielectric insulating layers (5) (8) (11) formed therein, and has a buildup surface for smoothing the upper layer thereof, and a high-frequency element layer (4) formed on the buildup surface, which has an inductor (20) formed therein via an insulating layer (19) formed on the buildup surface. The base substrate (2) is provided with a region (30) where the pattern wiring layers (6a) (6b) (9a) (9b) are not formed from the upper layer to at least the mid portion thereof along the thickness direction, and the inductor (20) of the high-frequency element layer (4) is formed directly above the region (30).
Abstract:
A method 10, 110 for making multi-layer circuit boards having metallized apertures 38, 40, 130, 132 which may be selectively and electrically grounded and having at least one formed air-bridge 92, 178.
Abstract:
In the multilayer circuit board, cable patterns in a plurality of cable layers can be precisely formed, and the cable layer are formed with higher density, with higher reliability. The multilayer circuit board comprises: a plurality of cable layers, each of which includes electric conductive sections; a plurality of first insulating layers, each of which encloses the electric conductive sections in each cable layer and fills spaces between the electric conductive sections; and post vias electrically connecting the electric conductive sections in one cable layer to those in another cable layer. Height of the electric conductive sections in each cable layer are equal to that of the first insulating layer enclosing those electric conductive sections.
Abstract:
A multilayer circuit board, in which a plurality of insulating layers and a plurality of conductive layers, each of which includes a conductive pattern, have been laminated, includes an insulating layer, a conductive compound, and a conductive pattern. The insulating layer has a trench. The conductive compound is located in the trench. The conductive pattern adjoins the trench and is electrically connected to the conductive compound. The conductive pattern and the conductive compound make up a conductive wire that has a higher current-carrying capacity than the conductive pattern.
Abstract:
A method 10 for making multi-layer electronic circuit boards 148, 248 having aperture 146, 246 which may be selectively connected to an electrical ground potential.
Abstract:
Passive electrical components such as capacitors, resistors, inductors, transformers, filters and resonators are integrated in to electrical circuits utilizing a process which maximizes the utilization of the planar surfaces of the substrates for high density placement of active components such as logic or memory integrated circuits. The passive components are integrated into a conventional circuit board utilizing a photoimageable dielectric material. The dielectric is photoimaged and etched to provide one or more recesses or openings for the passive devices, and photovias interconnecting the inputs and outputs of the integrated circuit board. The electronic structure comprising at least one of the passive devices integrated into a photoimaged dielectric is described as well as the method of manufacturing the same.
Abstract:
A first cermet layer to be a first wiring pattern and a second cermet layer to be an insulating layer filling gaps in the first wiring pattern are formed on a ceramic substrate. Thereafter, the first cermet layer and the second cermet layer are fired to produce the first wiring pattern and the insulating layer simultaneously. Then, a PZT paste to be a piezoelectric/electrostrictive layer is formed and thereafter fired to produce the piezoelectric/electrostrictive layer. Thereafter, a third cermet layer to be a second wiring pattern is formed and thereafter fired to produce the second wiring pattern, thereby fabricating a wiring board.