Abstract:
A method for a manufacturing process of micro bump pitch IC substrates uses a dielectric layer to replace the conventional solder resist, then uses CCD high precision alignment laser drill to open up the defined bump pad lands, and fills them with via plating filled metal accompanied by etching to enlarge the bump pads, and finally plates the bum pads with Sn/Pb. This can simultaneously solve the problems of insufficient strength of bump pads, limitation of printing technology and being unable to apply the solder in the conventional technologies. The method can provide a higher packaging density, higher yield rate, and provides a total solution to the next generation high density IC design.
Abstract:
A method of applying an edge electrode pattern to a touch screen panel including printing an edge electrode pattern on decal paper; applying a cover coat over the electrode pattern; removing the decal paper; and transferring the edge electrode pattern to a touch screen panel. A decal to be used in accordance with this method.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package, which is to attach an electric device, such as a die, thereon and electrically connect therewith, has a substrate with a conductor pattern thereon. The conductor pattern consists of a plurality of traces in a specific layout. The conductor pattern has conducting portions on which is provided with a conductor member respectively. The conductor members locate at positions above the conducting portion of the conductor pattern with a bottom surface thereof electrically connecting a top surface of the conducting portion. A solder mask is provided on the substrate sheltering the conductor pattern but exposing at least a top surface of the conductor member. Whereby, the conductor can electrically connect the electric device via the conductor members.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a flip-chip package assembly. The flip-chip package assembly includes a flipped IC chip having a plurality of input/output terminals mounted onto a substrate wherein the substrate includes a plurality of conductive columns disposed on top the substrate with each of the conductive columns disposed at a location corresponding to a location of one of the input/output terminals on the IC chip. The substrate further includes a layer of low-modulus polymer layer disposed on top of the substrate surrounding and bonding to the conductive columns to flexibly yield to bending of the conductive columns.
Abstract:
An electronic package and method of making the electronic package is provided. A layer of dielectric material is positioned on a first surface of a substrate which includes a plurality of conductive contacts. At least one through hole is formed in the layer of dielectric material in alignment with at least one of the plurality of conductive contacts. A conductive material is positioned in the at least one through hole substantially filling the through hole. At least one conductive member is positioned on the conductive material in the through hole and in electrical contact with the conductive material. The electronic package improves field operating life of an assembly which includes a semiconductor chip attached to a second surface of the substrate and a printed wiring board attached to the conductive members.
Abstract:
A chip carrier structure and method for forming the same having a receptor pad formed therein. The structure comprises a circuitized substrate having a conductive element on the surface, an External Dielectric Layer mounted on the circuitized substrate with an opening positioned above the conductive element to form a microvia. The walls of the microvia are first treated to enhance copper adhesion and then are electroplated to provide a receptor pad. Finally, a solder paste is deposited within the microvia to create a solder deposit or bump.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to solder bump formation and semiconductor device assemblies. One embodiment related to a method for forming a bump structure includes providing a semiconductor device (10) having a bond pad (12), and forming a first masking layer (20) overlying the bond pad (12). The first masking layer (20) is patterned to form a first opening (22) overlying at least a portion of the bond pad (12). A second masking layer (40) is formed overlying the first masking layer (20), and the second masking layer (40) is patterned to form a second opening (42) overlying at least a portion of the first opening (22). The method further includes forming a stud (30) at least within the first opening (22) and a solder bump (60) at least within the second opening (42).
Abstract:
A method of applying an edge electrode pattern to a touch screen panel including printing an edge electrode pattern on decal paper; applying a cover coat over the electrode pattern; removing the decal paper; and transferring the edge electrode pattern to a touch screen panel. A decal to be used in accordance with this method.
Abstract:
A flexible printed circuit board is constituted with a first insulation film covering a first insulating resist layer, a second insulation film covering a second insulating resist layer and a printed circuit formed between the first insulating resist layer and the second insulating resist layer, and a terminal of an electronic component is disposed on the printed circuit, and the second insulation film is pressed and heated.
Abstract:
Densely packed high resolution printed wiring boards may be achieved by providing channels below grade in a substrate planar surface, thereby providing greater conductor width for closely spaced conductors. By mechanically removing the substrate surface between the channels, high virtual resolution is obtained with high quality conductors and insulation spacings of the order of about 0.003 inch, and with actual conductor widths of greater than 0.012 inch. Thus the packing density of printed wiring patterns may be increased significantly. Also the quality of conductor adherence and conductivity is improved. Thus a non-critical and inexpensive process unexpectedly provides an improved quality, more precise printed wiring pattern.