Abstract:
A method of fabricating a printed circuit board is disclosed. A method of fabricating a printed circuit board that includes: stacking an insulation layer on at least one surface of a core layer, on which an inner circuit is formed, and forming an outer circuit pattern; burying the outer circuit pattern in the insulation layer; removing the outer circuit pattern to form minute grooves and curing the insulation layer; and forming an outer circuit by filling metal in the minute grooves, makes it possible to readily form high-resolution fine-line circuits, as well as to reduce fabrication costs and increase productivity.
Abstract:
A process for producing a circuit board includes the steps of etching the third metal layer of a three-layer metal laminate into a predetermined interconnection pattern by photolithography; forming a laminate on the interconnection pattern by a buildup method, the laminate including interconnection patterns with insulating layers provided therebetween, the interconnection patterns being electrically connected to each other; separating a first metal layer from a supporting substrate to detach the laminate; removing the first metal layer of the three-layer metal laminate by etching using a second metal layer as a barrier layer; and removing the exposed second metal layer by etching.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a circuit board including a first conductor layer forming a plurality of conductive circuit traces for interconnecting electronic components. The circuit board includes a substrate for supporting the first conductor layer and a pedestal formed from the substrate for supporting at least one of the plurality of electronic components. The pedestal provides a heat conduction path for conducting heat away from the at least one of the plurality of electronic components and a aperture in the substrate adjacent the pedestal for allowing a fluid to pass through the substrate.
Abstract:
The carrier (30) comprises a first etch mask (14), a first metal layer (11), an intermediate layer (12), a second metal layer (13) and a second etch mask (17). Both the first and the second etch mask (14, 17) can be provided in one step by means of electrochemical plating. After the first metal layer (11) and the intermediate layer (12) have been patterned through the first etch mask (14), an electric element (20) can be suitably attached to the carrier (30) using conductive means. In this patterning operations the intermediate layer (12) is etched further so as to create underetching below the first metal layer (11). After the provision of an encapsulation (40), the second metal layer (13) is patterned through the second etch mask (17). In this manner, a solderable device (10) is obtained without a photolithographic step during the assembly process.
Abstract:
A multi-layer electronic circuit board design 10 having selectively formed apertures or cavities 26, and which includes grooves or troughs 20, 22 which are effective to selectively entrap liquefied adhesive material, thereby substantially preventing the adhesive material from entering the apertures 26.
Abstract:
In the present invention, which produces a clad sheet for a multilayered printed circuit board capable of being economically manufactured and having excellent performance, a multilayered printed circuit board using thereof and a manufacturing method thereof, a multilayered printed circuit board is manufactured by forming clad sheet for a multilayered printed circuit board 34 by laminating copper foil 19, 24, 33 which are to be formed into conductor layer 10, 17, 18 and nickel plating 20, 21 which are to be etching-stopper layer and simultaneously press-bonding both, producing a base by selectively etching clad sheet for a multilayered printed circuit board 34, forming outer conductor layer 15, 16 on the surface of the base and simultaneously making patterning, and electrically connecting among conductor layer 10, 15, 16 by interposing columnar conductor 17, 18 formed by etching copper foil 19, 24, 33 and nickel plating 20, 21.
Abstract:
An adhesive-free multilayered metal laminate having a given thickness which is obtained by bonding a metal sheet having a thin metal film on a surface thereof to a metal foil without using an adhesive; and a process for continuously producing the laminate. The process comprises the steps of; setting a metal sheet on a reel for metal sheet unwinding; setting a metal foil on a reel for metal foil unwinding; unwinding the metal sheet from the metal sheet-unwinding reel and activating a surface of the metal sheet to thereby form a first thin metal film on the metal sheet surface; unwinding the metal foil from the metal foil-unwinding reel and activating a surface of the metal foil to thereby form a second thin metal film on the metal foil surface; and press-bonding the activated surface of the first thin metal film to that of the second thin metal film so that the first thin metal film formed on the metal sheet is in contact with the second thin metal film formed on the metal foil.
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:
The present invention provides a circuit board including a first conductor layer forming a plurality of conductive circuit traces for interconnecting electronic components. The circuit board includes a substrate for supporting the first conductor layer and a pedestal formed from the substrate for supporting at least one of the plurality of electronic components. The pedestal provides a heat conduction path for conducting heat away from the at least one of the plurality of electronic components and a aperture in the substrate adjacent the pedestal for allowing a fluid to pass through the substrate.
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.