Abstract:
Provided is a circuit board, which is formed with bump patterns subject to a narrow variation in height on its surface, and permits high-density packaging of a semiconductor component thereon. In this circuit board, conductor circuits formed by electroplating are embedded in an insulating base that is formed of a resist layer and an insulating substrate, and bumps are exposed in the surface of the insulating base. The bumps and the conductor circuits are connected electrically with one another by means of pillar-shaped conductors that are formed by electroplating. Each bump is a multilayer structure in two or more layers formed by successively depositing different electrically conductive materials by electroplating.
Abstract:
The flexible printed substrate comprises an insulating resin layer comprising a low-linear expansion polyimide resin layer (2) and a thermoplastic polyimide resin layer (3), and a metal layer (1) or a wiring circuit formed on the low-linear expansion polyimide resin layer (2) of the insulating resin layer, wherein a mixed region of the polyimide resin components is formed in the interface between the low-linear expansion polyimide resin layer (2) and the thermoplastic polyimide resin layer (3). A flexible printed substrate imparted with an adhesive property for loading on an external substrate, a double printed substrate having formed on both surfaces thereof a metal layer or a wiring circuit, and a multilayer substrate having a multilayer structure are disclosed.
Abstract:
An electronic device having a plurality of electrodes is prepared for bonding with another electronic device by positioning metal bumps surrounded by a resin on selected electrodes. The bumps are then diamond turned to that the outer surfaces of all of them lie substantially in a plane. The resin is then removed.
Abstract:
The method of manufacturing a ceramic substrate having a plurality of bumps of the present invention, includes the steps of: forming a bump forming layer having a plurality of holes therein on at least one of upper and lower faces of a laminated body of green sheets; filling the holes in the bump forming layer with a bump forming paste; sintering the laminated body of the green sheets and the bump forming layer; and forming bumps made of the sintered bump forming paste by removing the bump forming layer.
Abstract:
A wiring board for electrical tests; comprising an insulating substrate (4 and 5 in Fig. 1), wiring of predetermined pattern (2) which is embedded in the insulating substrate (4, 5), and bump electrodes (1) which are formed on the wiring (2) and which are respectively brought into contact with corresponding electrodes of an article to-be-tested. Thus, even when the electrode pitch of the article to-be-tested such as a semiconductor device has become smaller (for example, less than 0.1 [mm]), the electrodes (1) can be formed so as to cope with the electrical tests of the article.
Abstract:
An interconnect structure for connecting an integrated circuit (IC) chip (70) to a supporting substrate is described. The supporting substrate serves to communicate signals between the IC chip (70) and the "outside world," such as other IC chips. In one embodiment, the interconnect structure comprises an interconnect substrate having a first post (14) disposed on one of its surfaces (13) and a second post (80) disposed on another of its surfaces. One post is for contacting the IC chip and the other is for contacting the major substrate. Each post comprising an elongated body having top (18) and bottom ends (17), with the bottom end being mounted to one of the substrate surfaces (13) and the top end (18) having a substantially flat surface which is substantially co-planer with the substrate surface. The interconnect substrate further comprises a means (22) for de-concentrating the mechanical stain present at one or both of the top and bottom ends of each post. The first and second posts are electrically coupled to one another so that an electrical signal may pass from IC chip to the supporting substrate, and vice-versa.
Abstract:
An interconnect structure for connecting an integrated circuit (IC) chip (70) to a supporting substrate is described. The supporting substrate serves to communicate signals between the IC chip (70) and the "outside world," such as other IC chips. In one embodiment, the interconnect structure comprises an interconnect substrate having a first post (14) disposed on one of its surfaces (13) and a second post (80) disposed on another of its surfaces. One post is for contacting the IC chip and the other is for contacting the major substrate. Each post comprising an elongated body having top (18) and bottom ends (17), with the bottom end being mounted to one of the substrate surfaces (13) and the top end (18) having a substantially flat surface which is substantially co-planer with the substrate surface. The interconnect substrate further comprises a means (22) for de-concentrating the mechanical stain present at one or both of the top and bottom ends of each post. The first and second posts are electrically coupled to one another so that an electrical signal may pass from IC chip to the supporting substrate, and vice-versa.