Abstract:
A high-density fine line structure mainly includes: two boards with similar structures and a dielectric film for combing the two boards. Semiconductor devices respectively in two boards are opposite to each other after the two boards are combined. The two boards each include a fine line circuit, an insulated layer on the same surface, and the semiconductor device installed above the fine line circuit. The surface of the circuit, which is not covered by a solder mask, is made into a pad. The pad is filled with the tin balls for electrically connecting with another semiconductor device. Electroplating rather than the etching method is used for forming the fine line circuit layer, and a carrier and a metal barrier layer, which are needed during or at the end of the manufacturing process, are removed to increase the wiring density for realizing the object of high-density.
Abstract:
A high-density fine line structure mainly includes: two packaged semiconductor devices installed on a circuit layer and a power/ground layer formed therebetween, to realize the objective of high-density and ground connection. On an outer circuit, the part, which is not covered by a solder mask, can be made into a pad for electrically connecting with one of the semiconductor devices. The other semiconductor device may be installed on the fine line circuit layer. The fine line circuit layer, which is exposed, is to be a tin ball pad where a tin ball is filled. Electroplating rather than the etching method is used for forming the fine line circuit layer, and a carrier and a metal barrier layer, which are needed during or at the end of the manufacturing process, are removed to increase the wiring density for realizing the object of high-density.
Abstract:
A carrier board has a copper substrate, an insulating layer, a copper layer, multiple recesses and a metal circuit layer. The substrate has at least one through hole. The insulating layer is a layer of glue that is insulating, acid-resisting and high-temperature-resisting and is mounted in the at least one through hole and mounted on the substrate. The copper layer is mounted on the insulating layer. The recesses are formed in the copper layer and the insulating layer that is mounted on the substrate. The metal circuit layer is plated on copper layer and along the recesses to contact with the substrate. A heat from the metal circuit layer will transmit to the insulating layer by the copper layer and to the copper substrate. Thus, the carrier board has a heat-dissipating effect without combining with a dissipating apparatus, so LEDs packaged with the carrier board have a small dimension and are compact.
Abstract:
A manufacturing method of a semiconductor load board is disclosed. The manufacturing method includes a first conductive layer forming step, a first patterning step, a dielectric layer forming step, a drilling step, a second conductive layer forming step, a second patterning step or a two-times patterning step, and a solder connecting step. In a second patterning step or a two-times patterning step, a solder pad is formed in the opening of the dielectric layer, wherein each solder pad has a height higher than the height of the dielectric, and the width of each solder pad is equal to or smaller than the maximum width of the opening, such that wider intervals are provided in the same area and the problems of short circuit failure and electrical interference can be reduced.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a heat dissipation structure of a printed circuit board includes: forming a barrier layer on the dimple in the first copper plating layer; forming a nickel plating layer; removing the nickel plating layer and the barrier layer on the dimple; forming a second copper plating layer to make the total height of the first copper plating layer and the second copper plating layer in the second opening higher than that of the first copper plating layer in the first opening; filling the dimple in the second copper plating layer with an etching-resistant material; removing the second copper plating layer; removing the nickel plating layer and the etching-resistant material to make the second copper plating layer in the second opening being at the same height as the first copper plating layer in the first opening; and forming the heat dissipation structure by photolithography.
Abstract:
Structure and method of making a board having plating though hole (PTH) core layer substrate and stacked multiple layers of blind vias. More stacking layers of blind vias than conventional methods can be achieved. The fabrication method of the board having high-density core layer includes the following: after the making of the PTH, the filling material filled inside the PTH of the core layer is partially removed until the PTH has reached an appropriate flattened depression using etching; then image transfer and pattern plating are performed to fill and to level the depression portion up to a desired thickness to form a copper pad (overplating) as the core layer substrate is forming a circuit layer; finally using electroless copper deposition and the pattern plating to make the product.
Abstract:
A component-embedded printed circuit board includes: a carrier plate having a metalized layer disposed thereon, an electronic component disposed on the metalized layer of the carrier plate, and a metal layer laminated onto the metalized layer having the electronic component disposed thereon by a dielectric film. The carrier plate is then removed to expose the metalized layer. At least one of the metal layer and the metalized layer is patterned to be a circuit layer.
Abstract:
A method for fabricating an IC board without a ring structure is provided. In the method, after the completion of the core board (including the core through hole), the second pattern photoresist layer is used to mask over the first deposited metal layer, and a portion of the second deposited metal layer (this portion of the second deposited metal layer is to electrically couple to the conductive circuit of the core through hole). Later, the second deposited metal layer, the first deposited metal layer, the metal layer, and the substrate at the innermost layer which are not masked by the second pattern photoresist layer are removed. As a result, the substrate is exposed to form the ringless structure, and to couple a conductive line to the core board through hole.
Abstract:
Structure and method of making a board having plating though hole (PTH) core layer substrate and stacked multiple layers of blind vias. More stacking layers of blind vias than conventional methods can be achieved. The fabrication method of the board having high-density core layer includes the following: after the making of the PTH, the filling material filled inside the PTH of the core layer is partially removed until the PTH has reached an appropriate flattened depression using etching; then image transfer and pattern plating are performed to fill and to level the depression portion up to a desired thickness to form a copper pad (overplating) as the core layer substrate is forming a circuit layer; finally using electroless copper deposition and the pattern plating to make the product.
Abstract:
A high-density fine line circuit structure mainly includes: a first semiconductor device, an insulated layer on the same surface, an outer circuit layer above the first semiconductor device, and a solder mask formed on the outer circuit layer. The surface which is not covered by the solder mask can be made to be a pad, and electrically connected with a second semiconductor device. The fine line circuit layer, which is exposed, is to be a tin ball pad where a tin ball is filled. Electroplating rather than the etching method is used for forming the fine line circuit layer, and a carrier and a metal barrier layer, which are needed during or at the end of the manufacturing process, are removed to increase the wiring density for realizing the object of high-density.