Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a method for manufacturing a printed circuit board. The method includes the steps as follows. First, a substrate including a base layer and a copper foil layer on a surface of the base layer is provided. Second, a conductive layer is formed on portions of the copper foil layer. Third, portions of the copper foil layer exposed from the conductive layer are removed by an etching process, and the conductive layer is thinner by the etching process. The reserved portions of the copper foil layer and the conductive layer forms a conductive pattern to obtain a printed circuit board without plating wires. A printed circuit board without plating wires made by the above method is also provided.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board includes an insulating layer; and a circuit pattern formed on the insulating layer. The circuit pattern includes a seed layer and a metal layer formed on the seed layer, and both sides of the seed layer are formed with an etched groove. Also, a method of manufacturing a printed circuit board includes: forming a seed layer on the insulating layer; forming a plating resist formed with an opening on the seed layer; forming a circuit pattern by performing plating processing on the opening; removing the plating resist; forming a passivation layer on the circuit pattern; performing dry etching on a remaining portion other than a side wall of the passivation layer; and performing wet etching the seed layer exposed on a surface by the dry etching.
Abstract:
An interconnect topology that includes vertical trench routing in a substrate is disclosed. In one embodiment, the interconnect comprises a substrate having a plurality of layers including a first ground plane layer; a pair of signal conductors that form a differential signal pair, each conductor of the pair of signal conductors having a first portion and a second portion, the second portion extending from the first portion into at least one of the plurality of layers, wherein width of the second portion is less than width of the first portion; and wherein the first ground plane layer is only a first partial layer and has a first void region that is closer to the pair of signal conductors than the first partial layer.
Abstract:
A method for forming a three-dimensional object with at least one conductive trace comprises providing an intermediate structure that is generated (e.g., additively or subtractively generated) from a first material in accordance with a model design of the three-dimensional object. The intermediate structure may have at least one predefined location for the at least one conductive trace. The model design includes the at least one predefined location. Next, the at least one conductive trace may be generated adjacent to the at least one predefined location of the intermediate structure. The at least one conductive trace may be formed of a second material that has an electrical and/or thermal conductivity that is greater than the first material.
Abstract:
A fabricating method according to the present disclosure is a component built-in multilayer substrate fabricating method for incorporating a component (12) in a resin multilayer substrate (11) formed by laminating and pressing thermoplastic resin sheets (111a to 111d) so as to crimp them to each other. With the fabricating method according to the present disclosure, a metal pattern (13) is provided on a component mounting surface of the thermoplastic resin sheet (111a). Further, the component (12) is inserted in the area sandwiched by the metal pattern (13). Out of widths relating to the area sandwiched by the metal pattern (13), the width in the component mounting surface side is assumed to be a width W2, and the width in the component-insertion side is assumed to be a width W3, the width W2 being equal to or larger than a width W1 of the component but less than the width W3.
Abstract:
One aspect of the present invention relates to a circuit board including an insulating base substrate; and a circuit layer that is formed of a conductor and that is provided on the surface of the insulating base substrate, wherein the insulating base substrate has a smooth surface having a surface roughness Ra of 0.5 μm or less, and the conductor is at least partially embedded in a wiring groove formed in the surface of the insulating base substrate.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a printed circuit board (PCB) including a glass core for maintaining sufficient rigidity while maintaining a thin thickness to minimize warpage. The PCB includes a glass core having upper and lower surfaces in which pattern formation grooves and through via holes are formed, a plating layer filled in the pattern formation groves and the through via holes, insulating layers stacked on the upper and lower surfaces of the glass core, and solder resist layers formed on the insulating layers via coating.
Abstract:
A light source module including a substrate, a plurality of light emitting devices installed on the substrate, and a plurality of lenses installed on the substrate to cover the plurality of light emitting devices, respectively, and each of the plurality of lenses having a pair of open end portions facing one another, the plurality of lenses arranged such that an open end portion of one lens faces an opened end portion of an adjacent lens is provided.
Abstract:
A transparent conductive substrate that is used for detecting a touched position on a touch screen panel (TSP), and a touch panel including the same. The transparent conductive substrate includes a base substrate and a transparent conductive layer formed on the base substrate. The transparent conductive layer includes a patterned area which is provided by coating the base substrate with a transparent conductive film containing indium tin oxide and a non-patterned area through which the base substrate is exposed. The thickness of the transparent conductive layer ranges from 110 to 180 nm.
Abstract:
A first artwork layer having a first adaptable-mask section allows a graded amount of light to pass into an underlying first photoresist layer. Subsequent to developing the first photoresist layer, the graded amount of light creates a rounded geometric void used as a mold or sidewall for the creation of at least a lower portion of a rounded trace. A dielectric layer is laminated upon the lower portion and a second artwork layer having an second adaptable-mask section allows a graded amount of light to pass into a second photoresist layer. Subsequent to developing the second photoresist layer, the graded amount of light creates a rounded geometric void used as a mold or sidewall for the creation of at least an upper portion of a rounded trace. The photoresist and dielectric layers are removed resulting in a circuit apparatus having a rounded differential pair trace.