Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a printed circuit board. The method includes: preparing a printed wiring board, the printed wiring board comprising through holes and a plurality of electrode pads; coating surfaces of the plurality of electrode pads and surfaces of the through holes on an one side of the printed wiring board with a bonding material; mounting a semiconductor package on the printed wiring board such that a plurality of bumps on a surface of the semiconductor package corresponds to the plurality of electrode pads; bonding the bumps to the electrode pads by heating the printed wiring board on which the semiconductor package is mounted; and filling a space between the semiconductor package and the printed wiring board with a filler material.
Abstract:
In some embodiments, a circuit board interconnect may include one or more of the following features: (a) a first circuit board having a plated through hole within a metal pad on the circuit board, the through hole providing a passage for solder to connect the first circuit board to a second circuit board, (b) a second circuit board having a metal pad able to couple to the first circuit board in an overlapping fashion when solder is passed through the plated through hole, and (c) a non-conductive solder repelling material on a surface of one circuit board.
Abstract:
A multilayer circuit board is provided that includes at least two insulating layers each sandwiched by circuit layers, thus having at least one internal circuit layer sandwiched by the at least two insulating layers. Via holes are formed in one or more of the insulating layers at the same pitch as bump electrodes of an integrated circuit chip, which permit insertion of the bump electrodes of an integrated circuit chip into the via holes of the multilayer circuit board. Metal films formed within the via holes are electrically connected to at least one of the circuit layers. An internal capacitor may be formed in a predetermined area of an insulating layer and predetermined areas of circuit layers which sandwich the predetermined area of the insulating layer and are opposed to each other. An internal resistor may be formed in an inner circuit layer.
Abstract:
A heat dissipating structure of a print circuit board to improve heat-dissipation efficiency for mounted electronic components while retaining required soldering strength is disclosed.The heat dissipation structure of a print circuit board comprising a stack of multiple layers including a mounting surface layer on which electronic components including heat generating components are soldered. On both sides of the print circuit board, inner vias bore surface layers but inner layers are not bored. Core vias bore the inner layers in the print circuit board but the surface layers are not bored. The inner vias and the core vias are positioned at the predetermined distance over the layer surface. Heat from heat generating components is conducted through the inner vias on surface layers and the core vias inside the circuit board to the outside, high efficiency of the heat-dissipation is achieved.
Abstract:
Methods of forming a conductive via in a substrate include contacting the substrate with a wave of conductive liquid material, such as molten solder, and drawing the liquid material into the aperture with a vacuum. The wave may be formed by flowing the liquid material out from an outlet in a direction generally against the gravitational field. The liquid material may be solidified to form an electrically conductive structure. A plurality of apertures may be selectively filled with the liquid material one at a time, and liquids having different compositions may be used to provide conductive vias having different compositions in the same substrate. Systems for forming conductive vias include a substrate fixture, a vacuum device having a vacuum fixture, and a solder-dispensing device configured to provide a wave of molten solder material. Relative lateral and vertical movement is provided between the wave of molten solder and a substrate supported by the substrate fixture.
Abstract:
A surface mount circuit board includes: an insulating substrate having through holes each extending from front to rear surfaces of the insulating substrate; high thermal conductive members each filing a different one of the though holes; lands each disposed to cover an end surface of a different one of the high thermal conductive members and also cover part of the front surface around the peripheral edge of the corresponding through hole; and heat receiving members each disposed to cover an end surface of a different one of the high thermal conductive members and also cover part of the rear surface around the peripheral edge of the corresponding through hole. Each land may be made of solder cream filled into and flashed out of the through hole. Alternatively to the high thermal conductive members, wire rods may be fitted into the respective through holes.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board connection has a first printed circuit board that includes a nonconductive plate-shaped first substrate with at least one first conductor track on the upper side, a second printed circuit board including a nonconductive plate-shaped second substrate with at least one second conductor track on the underside, with the first conductor track and the second conductor track being electrically conductively connected by solder. On the upper side of the second substrate, a third conductor track is provided, which is diametrically opposite the second conductor track, and the second conductor track and the third conductor track are connected electrically conductively to one another via at least one opening in the second substrate, in order to make a heat-conducting connection of the heated soldering die with the solder.
Abstract:
A structure is disclosed for fixing an electronic device having a heat-releasing plate to a substrate. The structure includes a substrate, a land portion which is formed on a front face of the substrate and on which said heat-releasing plate of the electronic device is to be soldered, a through-hole formed in and penetrating said substrate and said land portion. The through-hole is adapted to release heat generated in the electronic device. The structure further includes a partitioning portion provided to be positioned between the heat-releasing plate and the land portion. The partitioning portion is adapted for preventing a solder, which should partially run out from a specific edge portion of the heat-releasing plate on soldering the heat-releasing plate to the land portion, from partially flowing into the through-hole.
Abstract:
Exemplary embodiments of the present invention illustrate methods to electrically connect multiple layers of a substrate. A first and second layer each has at least one electrical trace on a surface thereof. The substrate includes an interposer structure attached to the second layer and separating the first and second layers on at least a portion of a perimeter of the first and second layers. The method includes a steps for forming a via in the first layer, placing a first electrically conductive substance in the via, placing a second electrically conductive substance on the second layer adjacent said via, and heating an area around said via and said second electrically conductive substance until said first and second electrically conductive substances at least partially melt to form the electrical connection.
Abstract:
A circuit board with vias that are suitable for use as test pads can be made according to a method whereby a first end of a via is blocked prior to heating solder paste that covers the opposite end of the via. As a result, air is trapped in the via when the solder paste is heated, which prevents melted solder paste from flowing in. Instead, the solder paste forms a dome shaped test pad over the via, which facilitates contact with the test probe. When applied to OSP circuit boards, the result is an OSP board with at least via that has a blocking material at one end and a solder dome over the opposite end.