Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a substrate for use in electronic packaging having a core, m buildup layers on a first surface of the core and n buildup layers on a second surface of the core, where m ≠ n is disclosed. The method includes forming (m-n) of the m buildup layers on the first surface, and then forming n pairs of buildup layers, with each one of the pairs including one of the n buildup layers formed on the second surface and one of the remaining n of the m buildup layers formed on the first surface. Each buildup layer includes a dielectric layer and a conductive layer formed thereon. The disclosed method protects the dielectric layer in each of buildup layers from becoming overdesmeared during substrate manufacturing by avoiding repeated desmearing of dielectric materials.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, a light-emitting apparatus (10) includes an insulating base made of ceramics, an obverse metallic component (12) dividedly arranged on the front surface (11A) of the insulating base (11), semiconductor light-emitting elements (13) mounted on the obverse metallic component, and a reverse metallic component (14) arranged on a back surface (11B) of the insulating base (11) and having a thickness the same as or smaller than a thickness of the obverse metallic component (12) a volume equal to 50% or larger of a volume of the obverse metallic component (12).
Abstract:
To solve a problem in which when a surface mounting component to be soldered at a vicinity of an end portion is mounted by soldering, warpage may occurs in a board or the surface mounting component and a distance between the terminal of the board and the terminal of the surface mounting component increases and whereby a connection failure occurs with respect to a connection using the solder. For this purpose, in a mounting structure of the surface mounting component that is configured by connecting the surface mounting component to the board at the vicinity of the end portion by soldering, a concave portion is formed between joint portions for the soldering in a range in which the surface mounting component of the board is mounted. This concave portion is configured so that an influence of deformation due to the warpage of the board or/and the surface mounting component can be reduced by the concave portion.
Abstract:
Provided is a correcting fitting clamped by elasticity at least on one part of an edge portion of a printed circuit board for correcting warpage or flexure of the printed circuit board. The correcting fitting has a clamping portion for coming into band-shaped abutting contact with both faces of the printed circuit board along the edge portion of the printed circuit board. The clamping portion is bent in such a manner that at least a portion thereof is directed toward the edge portion of the printed circuit board. The bending strength of the correcting fitting against warpage and flexure of the printed circuit board can be enhanced by the clamping portion. Further, since fixing elements such as screws are not used to mount the correcting fitting, the number of parts of the printed circuit board and the number of steps for assembling the same can be reduced to thereby lower cost and achieve high-density packaging.
Abstract:
The object of the present invention is to provide an assembly substrate which is easily handled and capable of suppressing occurrence of warpage, and offers high productivity and economic efficiency, and its manufacturing method. A work board 100 includes an insulating layer 21 on one surface of a substantially rectangular-shaped substrate 11, and electronic components 41 and a plate-like integrated frame 51 are embedded inside the insulating layer 21. The plate-like integrated frame 51 has a plurality of concave portions 53 arranged in parallel at its inner periphery wall 52a, and arranged on a non-placing area of the electronic components 41 so as to surround a plurality of the electronic components 41 (groups).