Abstract:
A multilayer wiring board (50) including a core board which comprises a resin baseplate (10) outer wiring patterns (12) on one and the other sides of the core board (10), respectively, and throughholes (44) penetrating the core board and having a side wall coated with a conductive material (46) electrically connecting the outer wiring patterns with each other, wherein a space within the throughholes is filled with a filler material (48) having a thermal expansion coefficient substantially equal to that of the resin baseplate (10).
Abstract:
Herein is disclosed a method of manufacturing a multilayered printed wiring board using an adhesive film comprising a support base film provided with a mold release layer and a thermosetting resin composition laminated on the surface of the mold release layer, said resin composition being provided with the same or smaller area as or than that of the support base film, provided with thermal fluidity and being solid at normal temperatures. The method includes:
1) directly covering at least the pattern processed portion on one surface or both surfaces of a pattern processed circuit substrate with the resin composition layer of said adhesive film, and performing laminating by heating and pressurizing under a vacuum condition; and 2) thermally curing the resin composition with the support base film attached thereto. Subsequent process steps include uncovering the resin composition layer by stripping at least the support base film.
Abstract:
A heat transferring printed wiring board utilizes a plurality of printed heat conductive lines (24) to be bonded to each component (12) in order to transfer heat from each component to a heat sink (14). The heat conductive lines (24), which have connection to the components on the board, transfer the heat from each individual component (12) to the heat sink (14).
Abstract:
A flexible printed wiring board constructed by using elemental pieces at a low cost. The elemental pieces 81a to 81c according to the present invention are provided respectively with supporting films 24a to 24c on one face and adhesive resin films 19a to 19c on the other face. The supporting films 24a to 24c have connecting openings on the bottom face of which the surface of metal wiring circuits are exposed as lands 23a to 23c. On the other hand, conductive bumps 16a to 16c, which are connected respectively to the metal wiring circuits 14a to 14c, project on the resin films 19a to 19c. To construct a flexible printed wiring board 83 by using plural elemental pieces 81a to 81c, the tips of the conductive bumps 16b and 16c are brought into contact respectively with the lands 23a and 23b on the bottom face of the openings and contact-bonded under heating. Thus, the elemental pieces 81a to 81c are adhered to each other owing to the adhesiveness of the resin film 19b and 19c. The connection among the elemental pieces 81a to 81c can be further enhanced by surface-roughing the supporting films 24a to 24c.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device si so configured that the circuit patterns formed on both sides of a copper-clad double-sided laminated board are connected to each other by through holes, and IC chips are mounted on the front side, and further, external-connection terminals are provided on the reverse side. In this semiconductor device, the connection terminals are copper core bumps on the land parts of the through holes which are made in diebond patterns. A method of manufacturing semiconductor devices in which copper core bumps are formed on circuit patterns formed on a circuit board, by plating using resist patterns. In this manufacturing method, the parts, where the bumps are to be formed, of the circuit patterns formed by the resist patterns are treated by the same kind of pattern etching as the one used for forming the circuit patterns.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a structure for electrically connecting two or more layers spaced apart from each other in a multilayer printed wiring board, said structure being small in consumed area, tolerant to a high integration, high in the reliability of the process, and good in the yield of products. When forming a via hole in the second insulating layer formed in contact with the first insulating layer having a via hole, a via hole is formed right above the via hole in the first insulating layer. Since the via hole formed in the first insulating layer is filled with a predetermined filler prior to forming the second insulating layer, the consumed area is reducible.
Abstract:
As an object of proposing a resin filler a resin filler suitable for filling in the concave portion created on the surface of the wiring substrate or the through-hole formed in the substrate and a construction of a build-up multilayer printed circuit board having an excellent reliability obtained by smoothening the surface of the substrate filled with the resin filler, this invention proposes a solvent-free resin filler filled in the concave portion created on the surface of the wiring substrate or in the through-holes formed in the substrate, which comprises a bisphenol type epoxy resin as a resin component and an imidazole curing agent as a curing agent, and if necessary, inorganic particles as an additive component, and a build-up multilayer printed circuit board using this resin filler.
Abstract:
The present invention permits solder joints to be made directly to via and through holes without the solder being wicked into the vias or through holes, by filling plated through holes (14) with an epoxy or cyanate fill composition (16). When cured and overplated, the fill composition (16) provides support for the solder joint (22) and provides a flat solderable surface (18) for the inter-connection. In certain embodiments, the cured fill compositions, offer a further advantage of being conductive. The invention also relates to several novel methods for filling through holes with such fill compositions, and to resistors located in through holes and vias.