Abstract:
Support materials for printing electrically conductive structures by means of inkjet printing with inks which contain conductive particles lead to low resistances for the printed structures without thermal post-treatment when they contain a microporous layer with a mean pore size of less than 100 nm as an outer layer.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for creating a substrate for printed or coated functionality. The method comprises obtaining a base web substrate comprising cellulose and/or wood fibres, coating the base web substrate with a barrier layer, and coating the barrier layer with a top coat layer comprising mineral and/or pigment particles. The invention relates also to a substrate for printed or coated functionality, comprising a base web substrate layer comprising cellulose and/or wood fibres, a barrier layer, coated on the base web substrate layer, and a top coat layer comprising mineral and/or pigment particles, coated on the barrier layer. The invention relates also to a functional device and its use.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a circuit board featuring conductive patterns, said method comprising the following steps of:i) affixing a conductive layer, such as a metal foil (3), to a substrate material (1) selectively, such that a part of the conductive layer, such as the metal foil (3), comprising desired areas (3a) for the final product and narrow areas (3c) between the final product's conducting areas, is affixed to the substrate material (1) by means of a bond (2), and removal-intended more extensive areas (3b) of the conductive layer, for example the metal foil (3), are left substantially unattached to the substrate material in such a way that the removable area (3b) is in attachment with the substrate material (1) by not more than its edge portion to be patterned in a subsequent step ii) and possibly by sites which preclude a release of the removable areas prior to a step iii); ii) patterning, by a removal of material, the conductive layer, such as the metal foil (3), from narrow gaps between the desired conducting areas (3a), and from an outer periphery of the area (3b) removable in a solid state, for establishing conductor patterns; iii) removing the removable areas (3b), not affixed to the substrate material (1), from the conductive layer, such as the metal foil (3), in a solid state after the conductive layer's edge area, which was removed from the removable area's outer periphery during the course of step ii), no longer holds the removable areas (3b) attached by their edges to the substrate material.
Abstract:
A boron nitride fiber paper having a very small fiber diameter and exhibiting excellent heat resistance, mechanical properties and heat conductivity. The fiber paper is composed of a fiber assembly which contains boron nitride fibers having a fiber diameter of not more than 1 μm in an amount of not less than 40 wt %.
Abstract:
Epoxy laminates, e.g. CEM-1 laminates, include polymeric particles, particularly core-shell particles having an average diameter of about 0.05 to 30 μm, which reduce the dust produced during manufacture of printed circuit boards.
Abstract:
Provided is a nanofiber sheet that sufficiently refined by fibrillation and has high crystallinity of cellulose fiber and can realize a fiber-reinforced composite material exhibiting high transparency, a high elastic modulus, a low coefficient of linear thermal expansion, and high heat resistance and being high in flatness and smoothness. This nanofiber sheet includes crystalline cellulose as the main component and a lignin in an amount of from 10 ppm to 10 wt %. When a fiber/resin composite material obtained by impregnating the nanofiber sheet with tricyclodecane dimethacrylate, subjecting the impregnated product to UV-curing at 20 J/cm2, and heating the cured product in vacuum at 160° C. for two hours includes 60 wt % of the cured tricyclodecane dimethacrylate and 40 wt % of nanofiber, the following physical characteristics (i) to (iii) are satisfied: (i) the parallel light transmittance of light of a wavelength of 600 nm at a sheet thickness of 100 μm is 70% or more; (ii) the Young's modulus is 5.0 GPa or more; and (iii) the coefficient of linear thermal expansion is 20 ppm/K or less.
Abstract:
A functional device fabrication apparatus is provided for forming a wiring pattern or an electronic device on a substrate using paper or paper-based material by depositing solid content of a solution on the substrate. The functional device fabrication apparatus includes a jet head. The jet head jets the solution including electronic function material onto the substrate as dot patterns. The jet head includes a device for dispensing a droplet of the solution from the jet head. A drive signal applied to the device is configured to cause the droplet jetted by the device to have a specific shape before impacting a face of the substrate.
Abstract:
This device for manufacture of an electronic circuit forms a desired circuit pattern P by permeating liquid material (10, 40) including a material for circuit pattern formation into a permeable electronic substrate (100). This device for manufacture comprises an ink jet type head (20, 50) which discharges liquid material (10, 40) against an electronic substrate (100), and a shifting device (70) which relatively shifts the ink jet type head (20, 50) and the electronic substrate (100) with respect to one another.
Abstract:
An entry board suitable for use during drilling of an integrated circuit board includes a main laminated structure sequentially formed with a base layer made from wood fibers, a reinforcing layer of a thermosetting resin, and a hard layer of a UV-cured resin. The laminated structure further includes a coating layer interposed between the base layer and the reinforcing layer, or a paper layer interposed between the reinforcing layer and the hard layer. The coating layer or paper layer has a color different from that of the base layer.
Abstract:
This invention relates to materials and methods of drilling printed circuit boards. In one embodiment, this invention provides a lubricated backup board comprising a core material, a lubricant, and an outer shell material and a process for using said backup board. In another embodiment, this invention provides an entry board comprising a lubricant and an outer shell material and a process for using said entry board. In preferred embodiments the lubricant layers are substantially separate and distinct layers. In preferred embodiments, adhesive is used to secure the layers together. In one embodiment, said processes allows for reuse and/or replacement of various layers of preferred backup and/or entry boards.