Abstract:
Disclosed is a terminal structure of a multi-layer substrate and a method for forming the same. In the terminal structure, a plurality of terminals are formed on at least two adjacent substrate layers, each of the terminals being spaced from adjacent ones to a predetermined interval. Openings are formed in at least one of the substrate layers. Each of the openings is formed between each adjacent ones of first terminals in the at least one substrate layer, and spaced from the each first terminals to a predetermined gap, and has a size same as that of the first terminals. The substrate layers are stacked one atop another and compressed together so that second terminals formed on at least one corresponding substrate layer are projected to a plane of an outermost substrate layer on which corresponding terminals are formed. The terminal structure and the method can secure a predetermined interval to a plurality of terminals in a package when the terminals are formed as well as simplify formation thereof.
Abstract:
A ceramic multilayer substrate is formed by vertically stacking and firing a plurality of ceramic sheets, in which a connection bar is vertically formed between internal patterns and an external terminal of each ceramic sheet, preventing metallic conductive layers of the internal patterns from being deformed during processing the external terminal. The ceramic multilayer substrate has pattern layers formed on surfaces of at least some of the ceramic sheets. At least one through hole is formed on the edges of the stacked ceramic sheets so as to be opened to the outside. An external terminal is formed on an inner wall of the through hole connected with the pattern layers, and directly contacting the connection bar, whereby the connection bar supports the electrical connection between the external terminal and the pattern layers.
Abstract:
The A ceramic multilayer substrate includes a plurality of ceramic substrates being stacked vertically, each substrate having a designated thickness; pattern layers formed on surfaces of the ceramic substrates so as to form circuit elements; external terminals vertically formed on side surfaces of the stacked ceramic substrates; and internal connection parts, each of which is formed on a part of one of the pattern layers, is connected to one of the external terminal terminals so as to exchange signals with the outside, and be is broad enough to surround at least partially the connected external terminal.