Abstract:
A multilayered printed circuit board comprising: a substrate (330) on which a conductive circuit (334) is formed; an interlayer insulating resin layer (350) formed on the conductive circuit (334); an opening (348) for forming a via hole (360) formed in the interlayer insulating resin layer (350); and another conductive circuit (358) including a via hole (360) and formed on the interlayer insulating resin layer (350), wherein the surface of the conductive circuit (334) is subjected to a coarsening process using etching solution containing cupric complex and organic acid, and stripe pits and projections are formed on the inner wall of the opening (348) for forming the via hole (360).
Abstract:
A printed wiring board (802) comprising an insulating substrate (806), a conductor pattern formed on a surface of the insulating substrate (806), a solder filling hole (801) passing through the insulating substrate (806) and arriving at an upper surface of the conductor pattern (851) and a solder (807) filled in the solder filling hole (801), characterized in that the insulating substrate (806) includes fibers (861) therein, and end portions (863) of the fibers (861) protrude from a wall face (810) of the solder filling hole (801) and encroach into the solder (807).
Abstract:
In the production of a printed wiring board comprising innerlayer conductor circuits 161, 131 arranged among insulating layers 101~103 and blind via-holes 141, 142 formed from an outermost surface of the insulating layer toward the innerlayer conductor circuit, an opening hole 160 is previously formed in a central portion of the innerlayer conductor circuit 161 located at the bottom of the blind via-hole 141, and laser beams are irradiated from the outermost surface of the insulating layer to form the blind via-holes 141, 142. Thereafter, a metal plated film is formed on surfaces of the innerlayer conductor circuits 13, 161 and the blind via-holes 141, 142.
Abstract:
In the production of a printed wiring board comprising innerlayer conductor circuits 161, 131 arranged among insulating layers 101~103 and blind via-holes 141, 142 formed from an outermost surface of the insulating layer toward the innerlayer conductor circuit, an opening hole 160 is previously formed in a central portion of the innerlayer conductor circuit 161 located at the bottom of the blind via-hole 141, and laser beams are irradiated from the outermost surface of the insulating layer to form the blind via-holes 141, 142. Thereafter, a metal plated film is formed on surfaces of the innerlayer conductor circuits 13, 161 and the blind via-holes 141, 142.
Abstract:
A multilayered wiring board using conductive pillars for the interconnection of wiring layers. Since through holes are bored in the via lands of the wiring layers of the multilayered wiring board, the stress applied between the conductive pillars and wiring layers can be released at the time of connecting the conductive pillars to the via lands. Since the external side face of each conductive pillar smoothly continues to the surface of the via land at the contact section between the conductive pillar and the via land, the notch effect is relieved. Therefore, the reliability of the interconnection is secured even when a stress is applied to the connections during the manufacturing of the multilayered wiring board, and the mounting of electronic parts, etc.
Abstract:
A heated and pressed printed wiring board (100) is made by filling via-holes formed in layers of insulating film of the wiring board (100) with an interlayer conducting material. The insulating film is stacked with conductor patterns (22), and each conductor pattern (22) closes a via hole (24). The interlayer conducting material forms a solid conducting material (51, 52) in the via holes (24) after a heating a pressing procedure. The solid conducting material (51, 52) includes two types of conducting materials. The first type of conducting material (51) includes a metal, and the second type of conductive material (52) includes an alloy formed by the metal and conductor metal of the conductor patterns (22). The conductor patterns (22) are electrically connected reliably without relying on mere mechanical contact.
Abstract:
Conductive paste (50) containing tin particles (61) and silver particles (62) is packed in a substantially cylindrical via hole (24) formed in a thermoplastic resin film (23) that interposes between conductor patterns (22) and is hot-pressed from both sides. When the metal particles contained in the conductive paste (50) are sintered to form a unified conductive compound (51), the volume of the conductive paste (50) shrinks. Synchronously, the resin film (23) around the via-hole (24) protrudes into the via-hole (24). Therefore, the shape of the side wall on the cross-section of the conductive compound (51) provides an arch shape, and a side wall (51a) adjacent to a junction part (51b) of the conductive compound (51), which contacts the conductor pattern (22), is formed with an inclination. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the stress concentration due to deformation of the board.
Abstract:
A wiring board construction (10) includes at least one microvia (12) disposed in a base substrate (14) and includes a deep imprinted cup shaped in the top surface thereof (24). A conductor material is disposed within the recess (26), and has a portion disposed at the bottom thereof. A conductor disposed at a bottom surface of the substrate opposite to the conductor material bottom portion (31) helps to complete an electrically conductive path through the substrate.
Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board is formed with a plurality of conductor layers laminated as a whole with insulating layers interposed, a non-penetrating via hole provided in the insulating layer as bottomed by the conductor layer exposed, a plated layer provided inside the via hole for electric connection between the conductor layers, the via hole being formed to be of a concave curved surface of a radius in a range of 20 to 100 µm in axially sectioned view at continuing zone of inner periphery to bottom surface of the via hole, whereby the equipotential surfaces occurring upon plating the plated layer are curved along the continuing zone to unify the density of current for rendering the plated layer uniform in the thickness without being thinned at the continuing zone.
Abstract:
A multilayered wiring board using conductive pillars for the interconnection of wiring layers. Since through holes are bored in the via lands of the wiring layers of the multilayered wiring board, the stress applied between the conductive pillars and wiring layers can be released at the time of connecting the conducive pillars to the via lands. Since the external side face of each conductive pillar smoothly continues to the surface of the via land at the contact section between the conductive pillar and the via land, the notch effect is relieved. Therefore, the reliability of the interconnection is secured even when a stress is applied to the connections during the manufacturing of the multilayered wiring board, and the mounting of electronic parts, etc.