Abstract:
A stacked insertion structure for a flexible circuit board is provided. The flexible circuit board has an insertion section that is connected through a bent connection section to a fold-back section. The fold-back section is backward folded, through the bent connection section, toward and stacked on the insertion section such that a second coupling surface of the fold-back section corresponds to and overlap a first coupling surface of the insertion section for being insertable into an insertion socket of a connector. The fold-back section and the insertion section are bonded together with an adhesive layer therebetween or a height adjustment layer is provided therebetween to adjust an overall height of the two.
Abstract:
A signal attenuation reduction structure for a flexible circuit board includes at least one conductive paste coating zone formed on surfaces of signal lines and an insulation layer formed on a dielectric layer of the flexible circuit board such that the conductive paste coating zone corresponds to at least one signal line or covers a plurality of signal lines. An anisotropic conductive film is formed on surfaces of the insulation layer and the conductive paste coating zone of the flexible circuit board. The anisotropic conductive film is pressed to bond between the conductive paste coating zone and a shielding layer such that the conductive paste coating zone and the shielding layer achieve electrical connection therebetween in a vertical direction through the anisotropic conductive film.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a structure of a flexible circuit board combined with a carrier board. The carrier board includes a thick copper layer, a thin copper layer, and a release layer formed between the thick copper layer and the thin copper layer. The flexible circuit substrate and the carrier board are bonded together by an adhesive layer. In a subsequent process, the release layer, together with the thick copper layer, is peeled from a top surface of the thin copper layer and the thin copper layer is preserved by being bonded by the adhesive layer to the flexible circuit substrate.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a spilled adhesive guide structure of a flexible circuit board. At least one contact pad is formed in a conductive circuit trace arranged on a substrate of the flexible circuit board. The substrate includes an insulation coverlay adhesively bonded thereon by an adhesive layer. The conductive circuit trace includes at least one spilled adhesive guide structure formed therein adjacent to the contact pad so that when the insulation coverlay is adhesively bonded by the adhesive layer to the conductive circuit trace, a spilled adhesive partially spilled out from the adhesive layer is guided into the spilled adhesive guide structure to prevent the spilled adhesive of the adhesive layer from covering a surface of the contact pad.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a structure of a flexible circuit board combined with a carrier board. The carrier board includes a thick copper layer, a thin copper layer, and a release layer formed between the thick copper layer and the thin copper layer. The flexible circuit substrate and the carrier board are bonded together by an adhesive layer. In a subsequent process, the release layer, together with the thick copper layer, is peeled from atop surface of the thin copper layer and the thin copper layer is preserved by being bonded by the adhesive layer to the flexible circuit substrate.
Abstract:
An interconnecting conduction structure for electrically connecting conductive traces of a lapped flexible circuit board is disclosed. The lapped flexible circuit board includes a first flexible circuit board and a second flexible circuit board. A through hole is formed in the second flexible circuit board and an interconnecting conduction member is filled in the through hole of the second flexible circuit board. The interconnecting conduction member is electrically connected to a second solder pad of the second flexible circuit board and a first solder pad of the first flexible circuit board in order to formed a lapped connection between conductive traces of the first flexible circuit board and the second flexible circuit board.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a tear protection structure for a flexible circuit board. In an extension section of a flexible circuit board, at least a slit line is formed. The slit line has at least a terminal end from which a stress-diverting cut segment extends. The stress-diverting cut segment is formed by cutting in a cutting direction that defines an angle with respect to an extension direction of the extension section to serve as the tear protection structure of the flexible circuit board. The extension section of the flexible circuit board is foldable along the slit line. The stress-diverting cut segment may further include a tear protection hole formed in a termination end thereof.
Abstract:
A conductive connection structure for a conductive wiring layer of a flexible circuit board includes a first through hole and a second through hole formed in a lamination structure including a conductive wiring layer, a first covering layer, and a second covering layer. The first through hole extends through the first covering layer and the conductive wiring layer. The second through hole extends through the second covering layer. The second through hole is formed at a location corresponding to an exposed zone on a second surface of the conductive wiring layer and communicates with the first through hole. A first conductive paste layer is formed on a surface of the first covering layer and fills in the first through hole to form a pillar portion in the first through hole. The pillar portion has a bottom end forming a curved cap. The exposed zone of the second surface of the conductive wiring layer is at least partially covered by the curved cap.
Abstract:
A structure of via hole of electrical circuit board includes an adhesive layer and a conductor layer that are formed after wiring is formed on a carrier board. At least one through hole extends in a vertical direction through the carrier board, the wiring, the adhesive layer, and the conductor layer and forms a hole wall surface. The conductor layer shows a height difference with respect to an exposed zone of the circuit trace in the vertical direction. A conductive cover section covers the conductor layer and the hole wall surface of the through hole. The carrier board is a single-sided board, a double-sided board, a multi-layered board, or a combination thereof, and the single-sided board, the double-sided board, and multi-layered board can be flexible boards, rigid boards, or composite boards combining flexible and rigid boards.