Abstract:
To provide a substrate for mounting a semiconductor element, in which fine-pitch wiring layers are formed to allow a semiconductor element to be mounted, while heat generated in the semiconductor element will not result in a decrease in reliability. Semiconductor-element mounting substrate sandwiches low-thermal-expansion substrate with upper interlayer resin layer and lower interlayer resin layer, and conductive circuit of organic substrate and first conductive circuit of low-thermal-expansion substrate are connected by via conductor formed in interlayer resin layer. Therefore, low-thermal-expansion substrate for mounting semiconductor element may be connected to organic substrate that is connected to outside substrates, without arranging an organic substrate and resin layers on the lower surface of low-thermal-expansion substrate, where impact from the thermal history of semiconductor element is notable.
Abstract:
A multi layer interconnecting substrate has at least two spaced apart metal layers with a conductive pad on each one of the metal layers. Two different types of insulating layers are placed between the metal layers. The placement is such that one of the two different types of insulating layers is placed between the conductive pads and the other type of insulating layer is placed between the two spaced apart metal layers.
Abstract:
A flex-rigid wiring board includes a flexible substrate having a first surface and a second surface on the opposite side of the first surface, a first conductive pattern formed on the first surface of the flexible substrate, a second conductive pattern formed on the second surface of the flexible substrate, and a conductor made of a conductive paste and formed in a first hole penetrating through the flexible substrate such that the first conductive pattern and the second conductive pattern are electrically connected to each other.
Abstract:
A method and a structure for a coaxial via that extend along the entire length of a signal via in a printed circuit board. Signal integrity is improved by providing ground shield for the entire length of the coaxial via. The ground shielding can be implemented by either providing ground cage vias around a signal via and routing a trace to the signal via on a built up layer or by providing a semi circle ground trench through a build up layer to permit a trace access to the signal via.
Abstract:
In a method for producing a printed circuit board consisting of at least two printed circuit regions, wherein the printed circuit board regions each comprise at least one conductive layer and/or at least one device or one conductive component, wherein printed circuit board regions (20, 21, 22) to be connected to one another, in the region of in each case at least one lateral surface directly adjoining one another, are connected to one another by a coupling or connection, and wherein, after a coupling or connection of printed circuit board regions (20, 21, 22) to be connected to one another, at least one additional layer or ply of the printed circuit board is arranged or applied over the printed circuit board regions (20, 21, 22) to be connected to one another, it is provided that the additional layer is embodied as a conductive layer (26), which is contact-connected via plated-through holes (23) to conductive layers or devices or components integrated in the printed circuit board regions (20, 21, 22) to be connected to one another, as a result of which a simple and reliable connection or coupling of printed circuit board regions (20, 21, 22) to be connected to one another can be made available.Furthermore, a printed circuit board consisting of a plurality of printed circuit board regions (20, 21, 22) is made available.
Abstract:
An opto-electrical hybrid wiring board is formed with a flexible wiring board; a first rigid wiring board and second rigid wiring board connected to each other by the flexible wiring board; a light-emitting element and a light-receiving element, one of which is arranged on the first rigid wiring board and the other on the second rigid wiring board; and a flexible optical waveguide for optically connecting the light-emitting element and the light-receiving element. One end of the flexible wiring board is inserted in and supported by the first rigid wiring board, and the other end is inserted in and supported by the second rigid wiring board; the rigid wiring boards and flexible wiring board are electrically connected to each other by using vias to connect the wiring of the first and second rigid wiring boards and the wiring of the flexible wiring board at the inserted portions.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit module and a method of manufacturing the electronic circuit module are disclosed. In one embodiment, the electronic circuit module includes i) a substrate on which a circuit is formed, ii) a plurality of electrical devices electrically connected to the circuit and iii) a first molding unit coated on the substrate to cover at least the electrical devices. The module further includes i) a test terminal unit comprising a plurality of test wires and configured to inspect the circuit, wherein each of the test wires comprises a first end electrically connected to the circuit and a second end exposed from the first molding unit, and wherein the second ends of the test wires form an inspection unit and are adjacent to each other on the substrate and ii) a second molding unit coated on the substrate to cover the second ends of the test wires.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing printed wiring board including preparing an electronic component having first and second surfaces and electrode on the first surface, forming in an adhesive tape a mark, mounting based on the mark the component on the tape such that the second surface faces the adhesive of the tape, forming another mark on insulative substrate having first and second surfaces, forming in the substrate an opening larger than the component, mounting based on the marks the substrate on the tape such that the component is in the opening of the substrate, fixing the component to the substrate using resin, forming an insulation layer on the first surface of the substrate where the component is accommodated, removing the tape, forming in the layer an opening reaching the electrode, forming a conductive circuit on the layer, and forming in the opening of the layer a via connected to the electrode.
Abstract:
In integrated circuit packages, core vias are created to provide electrical connections between circuitry on one face of the core substrate material with circuitry on an opposing face of the core substrate material. Provided are methods for forming a via in a packaging substrate and packaging substrates having core vias formed in the core substrate material. Methods for forma a core via in a packaging substrate in which a first hole is created through the core substrate and filled with a low permittivity filler material. A second co-axially aligned hole is then created in the low permittivity filler material wherein the second hole is smaller in diameter than the first hole. The second hole is then filled with conducting material to provide a conducting via through the core substrate material.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for simultaneously partitioning a plurality of via structures into electrically isolated portions by using plating resist within a PCB stackup are disclosed. Such via structures are made by selectively depositing plating resist in one or more locations in a sub-composite structure. A plurality of sub-composite structures with plating resist deposited in varying locations are laminated to form a PCB stackup of a desired PCB design. Through-holes are drilled through the PCB stackup through conductive layers, dielectric layers and through the plating resist. Thus, the PCB panel has multiple through-holes that can then be plated simultaneously by placing the PCB panel into a seed bath, followed by immersion in an electroless copper bath. Such partitioned vias increase wiring density and limit stub formation in via structures. Such partitioned vias allow a plurality of electrical signals to traverse each electrically isolated portion without interference from each other.