Abstract:
A printed wiring board is disclosed that includes insulating layers (11,12,13,14,15), conductive layers (21,22,23,24,25) stacked with the insulating layers alternately, a through hole (60) penetrating the insulating layers and the conductive layers, a first plate resist part (50) formed on a first portion of an inner wall of the through hole, the first portion being located from one end of the through hole to one of the conductive layers stacked between one pair of the insulating layers, and a plated part (40) formed on a second portion of the inner wall of the through hole other than the first portion.
Abstract:
A disclosed substrate (50) is composed of a base member (51) having a through-hole (52), a penetrating via (54) provided in the through-hole, and a wiring (68) connected to the penetrating via. The penetrating via includes a penetrating part (55) having two ends on both sides of the base member, which is provided in the through-hole, a first protrusion (56) protruding from the base member, which is formed on a first end of the penetrating part so as to be connected to the wiring, and a second protrusion protruding (57) from the base member, which is formed on a second end of the penetrating part. The first protrusion and second protrusion are wider than a diameter (R1) of the through-hole.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a circuit-formed substrate capable of increasing the reliability of an interlayer connection on the circuit-formed substrate and a material for manufacturing a circuit-formed substrate, the method comprising the steps of A) limiting resin flow in a hot press process, B) fusing or sticking reinforcement fibers to each other, C) reducing the thickness of substrate material after a filling process, and D) forming a low fluidized-layer with fillers mixed in the substrate material, the material comprising volatile components capable of providing physical properties to control the resin fluidity in the hot press process or efficiently reducing the thickness of the substrate material after the filling process.
Abstract:
For the purpose of achieving enhanced reliability with respect to interlayer connections of printed wiring boards, a manufacturing method of printed wiring boards of the present invention comprises any one of the steps of A) restricting the resin flowing in hot press processing, B) joining fiber reinforcements together by fusion or adhesion, C) having the thickness of a board material reduced after a filling process and D) forming a low fluidity layer via a filler mixed in a board material. Such properties as allowing the resin flowing in hot press processing to be controlled are provided to a material for manufacturing printed wiring boards of the present invention or a volatile ingredient is contained therein to allow the thickness of a board material to be reduced efficiently after a filling process.
Abstract:
An adhesive sheet (6) is interposed between a wiring board (1) and a semiconductor device (3). The adhesive sheet has a sheet-like adhesive base member (60) and a plurality of conductive sections (61) provided at predetermined pitches. The conductive sections (61) are electrically insulated from each other, preferably by insulation (62), and extend from one side of the base member (60) to the other, enabling electrical connection between electrode terminals (2) of the wiring board (1) and electrode terminals (5) of the semiconductor device (3). The conductive sections (61) provide heat conduction paths between the wiring board (1) and the semiconductor device (3).
Abstract:
A control electrode (14) and a deflecting electrode (16) are respectively formed on both faces of an insulating substrate (25), and an insulating protection layer (28) is formed thereon. A holing process for forming a passing hole (13) is carried out through the protection layer (28) formed on the top face of the insulating substrate (25) by using a punch (50) with a diameter d2 larger than the inner diameter d0 of the control electrode (14). Thereafter, exposed portions (19) of the control electrode (14) and the deflecting electrode (16) are etched in a radial direction of the passing hole (13). Then, opening edges (18) of the protection layer (28) are bent toward the insulating substrate (25), so as to cover the control electrode (14) and the deflecting electrode (16).
Abstract:
An electronic component (11) which is employed in the frequency range in the microwave band or above is mounted on a circuit board (17). The circuit board (17) comprises two linear transmission line members (19, 20), a ground electrode (21), and an electric insulating substrate (18) provided with the transmission line members and the ground electrode on its major surface. The electronic component (11) comprises external electrodes (12 to 15) which are formed on its side surfaces. Holding patches (16) which are formed on the lower surface of the electronic component (11) are bonded to the ground electrode (21) by solder members (23), thereby fixing the electronic component (11) to the circuit board (17). At this time, small clearances (24) are defined between the electronic component (11) and the circuit board (17) through the solder members (23), whereby the external electrodes (12 to 15) are electromagnetically coupled with the transmission line members (19, 20) and the ground electrode (21) through the clearances (24) respectively. Thus, it is possible to obtain a mounting structure for an electronic component, which can suppress development of unnecessary inductance components.