Abstract:
A perforation of a multilayer board has a surface-profile precision of 8 µm or less, and the ratio of a diameter or the minimum distance between the opposing edges on the opening surface thereof to the axial length is preferably from about 1 : 1 to 1 : 15. The multilayer board is fabricated by a punching machine comprising a punch (10) and a stripper (11) such that a required number of plates are prepared, the first plate (3) is perforated by the punch (10) and is pulled up by closely attaching it to the stripper (11) while leaving the punch (10) in the first bore, the second plate (3) is perforated by the punch (10) and is pulled up together with the first plate (3) while leaving the punch (10) in the second bore, and subsequently, the following plates (3) are perforated by the punch (10) and the perforated plates (3) are stacked along the punch (10) serving as a stacking axis sequentially.
Abstract:
A multi-chip electronic package (111) which utilizes an organic, laminate chip carrier (300) and a pair of semiconductor chips (77', 77") positioned on an upper surface of the carrier in a stacked orientation. The organic, laminate chip carrier (300) is comprised of a plurality of conductive planes and dielectric layers and couples one or both of the chips to underlying conductors on the bottom surface thereof. The carrier may include a high-speed portion to assure high-frequency connection between the semiconductor chips and may also include an internal capacitor and/or thermally conductive member for enhanced operational capabilities. The first chip (77'), e.g., an ASIC chip, is solder bonded (79) to the carrier (300) while the second chip (77"), e.g., a memory chip, is secured to the first chip's upper surface and coupled to the carrier using a plurality of wirebond connections (113).
Abstract:
A technique for electrically interconnecting electrical signals between an electronic component and a multilayer signal routing device is disclosed. In one particular exemplary embodiment, the technique may be realized as an interconnect array (200) for electrically interconnecting electrical signals between an electronic component and a multilayer signal routing device having a plurality of electrically conductive signal path layers. In such a case, the interconnect array (200) comprises a plurality of electrically conductive contacts (202) grouped into a plurality of arrangements of electrically conductive contacts (202), wherein each of the plurality of arrangements of electrically conductive contacts (202) are separated from other adjacent ones of the plurality of arrangements of electrically conductive contacts (202) by a channel (206,208) that is correspondingly formed in the multilayer signal routing device such that an increased number of electrical signals may be routed therein on the plurality of electrically conductive signal path layers.
Abstract:
A method of producing a multilayer wired circuit board that can provide sufficient adhesion strength of the interface between a conductor layer and a thermosetting adhesive layer laminated, to provide improvement in connection strength between the conductor layers and thus improvement in reliability. In this method, after a thermosetting adhesive layer is formed on a first conductor layer, an opening is formed in the thermosetting adhesive layer and solder powders are charged in the opening at normal temperature. Sequentially, a second conductor layer is formed on the thermosetting adhesive layer including the opening filled with the solder powders. Thereafter, the solder powders are melted by heating, to electrically connect between the first conductor layer and the second conductor layer.
Abstract:
Through holes (36) are formed in such a manner as to extend through a core board (30) and lower layer interlayer resin insulator layers (50), while via holes (66) are formed immediately above through holes (66). As a result, the through hole (36) and via hole (66) are in line with each other, so that the wiring length is shortened and the speed of transmission of signals can be increased. Further, since the through hole (36) and the via hole (66) connected to a solder bump (76) (conductive connecting pin (78)) are directly connected, the arrangement is superior in connection reliability.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board in which the strength is ensured by sandwiching a metal layer (18) between insulating layers (14, 20), thereby a core sheet (30) can be thin, and the thickness of the multilayer printed wiring board is reduced. Moreover, since a blind hole (22) extending to the metal layer (18) is formed only in insulating layers (14, 20), the fine blind hole (22) can easily be made by a laser beam, and a through hole (36) having a small diameter can be formed.
Abstract:
On each surface of a dielectric substrate (1b), arranged are a first conductor line pattern (12, 22) having a plurality of first line segments (12a-12c, 22a-22f) and a second conductor line pattern (13, 23) having a plurality of second line segments (13a-13c, 23a-23f). Ends of each first conductor line segment overlap the second conductor line segments, and the first and second line segments are connected via through-holes (14a-14e, 24), thereby forming a single spiral conductor line. Each second conductor line segment for connecting adjacent first conductor line segments has a pair of end parts connected to the first conductor line segments via through-holes and a halfway part having a smaller width.
Abstract:
A perforation of a multilayer board has a surface-profile precision of 8 µm or less, and the ratio of a diameter or the minimum distance between the opposing edges on the opening surface thereof to the axial length is preferably from about 1 : 1 to 1 : 15. The multilayer board is fabricated by a punching machine comprising a punch and a stripper such that a required number of plates are prepared, the first plate is perforated by the punch and is pulled up by closely attaching it to the stripper while leaving the punch in the first bore, the second plate is perforated by the punch and is pulled up together with the first plate while leaving the punch in the second bore, and subsequently, the following plates are perforated by the punch and the perforated plates are stacked along the punch serving as a stacking axis sequentially.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board has: a base material layer having a first via hole; and an insulating layer having a second via hole, the insulating layer being provided on one surface of the base material layer, wherein a cross-sectional area of the second via hole is smaller than a cross-sectional area of said first via hole, and wherein the first and second via holes are filled with a conductive material.