Abstract:
Disclosed is a ceramic substrate component having two or more external electrodes on its upper surface. Each of the external electrodes comprises a wire-bonding electrode to which a bonding wire is to be jointed. The wire-bonding electrode comprises an under layer mainly composed of Ag or Cu, a lower layer mainly composed of Ni, an intermediate layer mainly composed of a Pd-P alloy containing 0.4 to 5 mass% of P, and a top layer mainly composed of Au, formed on a ceramic substrate in this order, wherein the top layer contains Pd after a heat is applied during soldering. In the ceramic substrate component, the content of Au is 80 atm% or more relative to 100 atm% of the sum total of the contents of Au and Pd.
Abstract:
A method for producing the LED substrate has steps of: providing a conductive metallic board (10), forming multiple grooves (11) in a top (12) of the conductive metallic board (10); protecting the conductive metallic board (10) from corrosion, forming an etched substrate (10a) with circuits and wires for plating on the conductive metallic board, electroless plating the etched substrate (10a) to form an electroless plated substrate (10b), plating an metal layer on the electroless plated substrate (10b), and coating solder mask (90) to obtain the LED substrate (10c). Because LED chips are mounted on the surfaces of the metal layer without insulating adhesive (30) below, heat from LED chips can be dissipated efficiently. The LED substrate (10c) of the present invention can be soldered directly onto a dissipation module to further enhance dissipation efficiency.
Abstract:
[PROBLEMS] To provide a multilayer printed wiring board which does not deteriorate connection reliability by forming a filled via directly above a small-diameter filled via. [MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] A stress applied on the filled via (60) formed on covering plating layers (36a, 36d) is larger than that applied on a filled via (160) formed on a second interlayer resin insulating layer (150) during a heat cycle. Thus, a bottom diameter (d1) of the filled via (60) is made larger than a bottom diameter (d2) of the filled via (160) formed directly above.