Abstract:
A build-up multilayer printed circuit board in which an interlaminar insulating layer (2) and a conductor layer (5,5') are alternately laminated on both surfaces of a wiring substrate (1) having a conductor circuit (4,4') and a through-hole (9), and the conductor layers (5,5') are electrically connected to each other through a viahole (7) formed in the interlaminar insulating layer (2) characterized in that a resin filler (10) comprising a bisphenol type epoxy resin cured by an imidazole curing agent and inorganic particles is filled in a concave portion created on the surfaces of the wiring substrate (1) or in the through-hole (9) formed in the substrate (1).
Abstract:
Mehrlagen-Leiterplatten-Verbundkörper (5) mit mindestens zwei flächig übereinander angeordneten Leiterplatten (9), welche jeweils aufweisen eine elektrisch isolierende Trägerplatte (10), elektrisch leitende Leiterbahnen (11), die auf mindestens einer Seite der Trägerplatte (10) vorgesehen sind und Ausnehmungen (12), die seitlich von den Leiterbahnen (11) und zur Trägerplatte (10) hin durch die Trägerplatte (10) begrenzt werden, und mit mindestens einer zwischen den Leiterplatten (9) angeordneten Verbundfolie (14) zum Verbinden der Leiterplatten (9), wobei die zwischen den Trägerplatten (10) der jeweiligen Leiterplatten (9) angeordneten Ausnehmungen (12) im wesentlichen vollständig mit einer Kunstharz-Masse (13) ausgefüllt sind und wobei die mindestens zwei Leiterplatten (9) und die mindestens eine Verbundfolie (14) miteinander verpreßt sind.
Abstract:
A wiring board (110A) has a ceramic substrate (112) and a first wiring pattern (114) disposed on it, gaps (120) of the wiring pattern being filled with a cermet insulating layer (122). There may be a piezoelectric/electrostrictive layer (116) and a cermet second wiring pattern (118) successively. In a method, a first cermet layer (130) to be the first wiring pattern (114) and a second cermet layer (132) to be the insulating layer (122) filling gaps (120) in the first wiring pattern (114) are formed on a ceramic substrate (112). Thereafter, the first cermet layer (130) and the second cermet layer (132) are fired to product the first wiring pattern (114) and the insulating layer (122) simultaneously. Then, a PZT paste (134) may be formed and thereafter fired to produce the piezoelectric/electrostrictive layer (116). Thereafter, a third cermet layer (136) may be formed and thereafter fired to produce the second wiring pattern (118).
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:
In order to ensure manufacturability of electronic circuits with conductor strips having a copper width of over 105 microns, a new series of patterns has been designed for each of the components. A copper surface has been added to said components to receive the adhesive drops thereby compensating for the height difference if the copper surface is bigger than 105 microns. If the width of the areas of the electronic component which are to be connected to the conductive coating of the printed circuit had a width a 1 , the width according to the invention is now a 2 , thereby making it possible to deposit the corresponding adhesive material in said strip having width a 2 .
Abstract:
Disclosed is a three dimensional structure comprising a porous body (1) and a plurality of regions (2) having a substance loaded in the porous body. An average period of a part of the plural regions loaded with the substance is 0.1 to 2 µm to form a photonic band.
Abstract:
A thin metal layer is formed by electrolysis (S2) maintaining a thickness of 1 to 5 mum on an electrically conductive single-plate substrate having a predetermined coarseness, a resist mask is formed (S3) on the surface of the thin metal layer, and then a conductor circuit is electroformed thereon (S4) using copper. After the surface of the conductor circuit is coarsened (S5), the conductor circuit is laminated on an insulating substrate for each single plate via the thin metal layer and is intimately adhered in a unitary structure by the application of heat and pressure (S7). Then, the single plate only is peeled off (S8), and the exposed thin metal layer is removed by etching (S9). The thin metal layer and the conductor circuit are electroplated at high speeds under the conditions of a liquid contact speed of 2.6 to 20 m/sec. and a current density of 0.15 to 4.0 A/cm2, so that a required intimate adhesion force is obtained between the thin metal layer and the resist mask. Further, the conductor circuit is provided with flexibility like that of rolled and annealed copper, thus making it possible to produce very thin and high-density conductor circuits having a thickness of smaller than 10 mum adapted not only to rigid printed wiring boards but also to flexible printed wiring boards.
Abstract:
A thin metal layer is formed by electrolysis (S2) maintaining a thickness of 1 to 5 mum on an electrically conductive single-plate substrate having a predetermined coarseness, a resist mask is formed (S3) on the surface of the thin metal layer, and then a conductor circuit is electroformed thereon (S4) using copper. After the surface of the conductor circuit is coarsened (S5), the conductor circuit is laminated on an insulating substrate for each single plate via the thin metal layer and is intimately adhered in a unitary structure by the application of heat and pressure (S7). Then, the single plate only is peeled off (S8), and the exposed thin metal layer is removed by etching (S9). The thin metal layer and the conductor circuit are electroplated at high speeds under the conditions of a liquid contact speed of 2.6 to 20 m/sec. and a current density of 0.15 to 4.0 A/cm2, so that a required intimate adhesion force is obtained between the thin metal layer and the resist mask. Further, the conductor circuit is provided with flexibility like that of rolled and annealed copper, thus making it possible to produce very thin and high-density conductor circuits having a thickness of smaller than 10 mum adapted not only to rigid printed wiring boards but also to flexible printed wiring boards.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board is disclosed having (a) an inner layer conductive pattern (13) on an organic insulating base material; (b) a poly(vinyl acetal)-phenolic resin coating (14) containing an amine substituted organic zirconate or titanate coupling agent; (c) a dielectric insulating layer (15); (d) a bonding composition (16) capable of being adhesion promoted for electroless metal deposition comprising a phenolic resin having at least two methylol groups and substantially free of methyl ether groups, a heat resistant aromatic or cyclic resin having functional groups capable of reacting with the methylol groups without the evolution of water; and (e) an outer conductive pattern (19), the multilayer board being capable of withstanding at least five soldering cycles of at least 255°C for 2 seconds without blistering or delamination. Processes for the manufacture of the inventive multilayer boards are also disclosed.