Abstract:
A system and method is disclosed for providing mechanical planarization of a sequential build up substrate for an integrated circuit package. A planarization plate is placed in contact with an uneven external surface of a dielectric layer that covers underlying functional circuit elements and filler circuit elements. A heating element in the planarization plate flattens protruding portions of the external surface of the dielectric layer to create a flat external surface on the dielectric layer. After the flat external surface of the dielectric layer has cooled, it is then covered with a metal conductor layer. The method of the present invention increases the number of sequential buildup layers that may be placed on a sequential buildup substrate.
Abstract:
A build-up multilayer printed circuit board in which an interlaminar insulating layer and a conductor layer are alternately laminated on a surface of a wiring substrate (1) having a conductor circuit (4) and a through-hole (9), and the conductor layers are electrically connected to each other through a viahole formed in the interlaminar insulating layer, characterized in that a roughened layer (11) is formed on a conductor surface of an inner wall of the through-hole (9), and a resin filler (10) is filled in a through-hole (9) formed in the wiring substrate (1).
Abstract:
The invention relates to an electronic assembly, in particular, for low power consumption electric switching devices such as low power contactors, time relays or the like. In order to provide protection against input current pulses, an ohmic resistor (6) is provided in the form of a resistive layer that is applied by pressing.
Abstract:
Passive electrical components such as capacitors, resistors, inductors, transformers, filters and resonators are integrated into electrical circuits utilizing a process which maximizes the utilization of the planar surfaces of the substrates for high density placement of active components such as logic or memory integrated circuits. The passive components are integrated into a conventional circuit board utilizing a photoimageable dielectric material (20). The dielectric (20) is photoimaged and etched to provide one or more recesses or openings (26) for the passive devices, and photovias interconnecting the inputs and outputs of the integrated circuit board. The electronic structure comprising at least one of the passive devices integrated into a photoimaged dielectric (20) is described as well as the method of manufacturing the same.
Abstract:
A circuit board of the present invention comprises a composite resin and a metal plate, and the metal plate forms circuit patterns. The metal plate is preferably made of copper or copper alloys having excellent heat conductivity. The composite resin comprises 70 - 95 parts by weight of inorganic filler, and 5 - 30 parts by weight of a resin composition including a thermosetting resin and a hardener. The metal plate is surface roughened or treated to reinforce the adhesion at least at one surface contacting with the composite resin. In the circuit board of the present invention, the composite resin fills spaces between the circuit patterns, and the composite resin composition and the metal plate form a plane at the side of the metal plate for mounting components. In the circuit board of the present invention, since the resin composition including the inorganic filler is also present in the spaces between circuit patterns of a metal plate, its heat dissipation characteristic is extremely high, and it is suited as a circuit board for electronic apparatus containing heat generating parts such as power circuit.
Abstract:
A fine pitch electrode is provided in which fine electrode lines are disposed at even intervals and with high precision, and which has improved productivity and quality. The fine-pitch electrode 11 comprises a plurality of fine electrode lines 12, each of which is coated around its periphery with a coating film which is made of an electrical insulator, and a sealing member 19 in which a plurality of the fine electrode lines 12 are disposed on a plane and which is molded so as to incorporate the fine electrode lines 12.
Abstract:
A multilayered printed wiring board having a smooth surface, which can be improved in resolution, interlayer insulating property, or thermal shock resistance without lowering its peel strength even if its insulating resin layer is thin. In the printed wiring board in which the conductor circuits of upper and lower layers are electrically insulated from each other by means of the insulating resin layer, the insulating layer is constituted of a composite layer composed of a lower layer made of a heat-resistant resin which is hardly soluble in an acid or oxidizing agent and an upper layer made of a bonding agent for electroless plating composed of a heat-resistant resin and, as necessary, a recessed section formed between conductor circuits of the lower layer is filled with a resin to the level corresponding to the surfaces of the conductor circuits.
Abstract:
Over a base board (1) made of any appropriate electroinsulating material, such as a phenolic resin or an epoxy resin, are established the classic electroconductive track (2), characteristic in that said tracks (2) are covered by a dielectric layer of ink (4), such as a thermic, photopolymeric or ultraviolet ink, which furthermore fills the grooves or gaps (5) defined between the tracks, thereby increasing the dielectric coefficient existing within said grooves (5) up to levels which render the occurence of electric arcs between them impossible, particularly in adverse environments such as corrosive environment resulting from humid and saline conditions, etc.
Abstract:
Over a base board (1) made of any appropriate electroinsulating material, such as a phenolic resin or an epoxy resin, are established the classic electroconductive track (2), characteristic in that said tracks (2) are covered by a dielectric layer of ink (4), such as a thermic, photopolymeric or ultraviolet ink, which furthermore fills the grooves or gaps (5) defined between the tracks, thereby increasing the dielectric coefficient existing within said grooves (5) up to levels which render the occurence of electric arcs between them impossible, particularly in adverse environments such as corrosive environment resulting from humid and saline conditions, etc.
Abstract:
Structures are described having vias with more than one electrical conductor at least one of which is a solid conductor which is formed by inserting the wire into the via in a substrate wherein the wire is attached to an electrically conductive plate which is spaced apart from the substrate by a spacer which leave a space between the substrate and plate. The space is filled with a dielectric material. The space with via between the conductor and via sidewall is filled with a dielectric material. The via is used for making transformers and inductors wherein one of the via conductors is used for inner windings and another of the via conductors is used for outer windings.