Abstract:
An injection molding resin-type printed wiring board having an electric circuit pattern layer formed integrally on the surface thereof and having reduced warpage. In the printed circuit board, the injection molding resin includes a thermoplastic resin composition essentially comprising polyethylene terephthalate and containing a flaky inorganic reinforcing material. The inorganic reinforcing material comprises single-substance fine mica flakes or a mixture of fine mica flakes and short glass fibers.
Abstract:
A ceramic filled fluoropolymer-based electrical substrate material well suited for forming rigid printed wiring board substrate materials and integrated circuit chip carriers is presented which exhibits improved electrical performance over other printed wiring board materials and circuit chip carriers. Also, the low coefficients of thermal expansion and compliant nature of this electrical substrate material results in improved surface mount reliability and plated through-hole reliability. The electrical substrate material preferably comprises polytetrafluoroethylene filled with silica along with a small amount of microfiberglass. In an important feature of this invention, the ceramic filler (silica) is coated with a silane coating material which renders the surface of the ceramic hydrophobic and provides improved tensile strength, peel strength and dimensional stability.
Abstract:
Polymer/copper laminates and a method for their manufacture employing smooth, untreated, wrought-copper and characterized by cohesive and adhesive strength in the resulting laminates.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit device comprising a wiring substrate on one surface of which integrated circuit chips are mounted, a power source substrate of a laminated structure provided in contact with the other surface of the wiring substrate and formed by alternately laminating a plurality of feeding conductor layers of a heat conductive metal and a plurality of electrically insulating layers of an electrically insulating material, and bonding together the laminated layers, a means for electrically connecting the wiring substrate and the power source substrate to each other, and a heat radiating means inserted in at least either the feeding conductor layers or the electrically insulating layers and adapted to radiate the heat, which occurs in the power source substrate, to the outside thereof. This integrated circuit device has a power source substrate of a remarkably high heat radiating efficiency, and is suitably used as an integrated circuit device having integrated circuit chips mounted with a high density on a wiring substrate therein.
Abstract:
This invention relates generally to an electronic circuit breadboard assembly having a particular novel layered construction. In place of a conventional solid chipboard laminated construction, an undulated midstratum layer is utilized in such manner that air cells or pockets are formed within the structure. An overlayer and an underlayer are adhesively applied to the undulated midstratum layer. The invention results in a breadboard assembly which may be much more economically manufactured while yielding superior end product strength and durability. The invention has widespread utility in the electronics assembly field as a superior substitute for the currently used solid laminated chipboard design.
Abstract:
An element comprises a support, preferably a continuous polymeric film, and fibrous material, preferably a spun glass fiber web, which is secured to the support and protrudes therefrom, the protruding fibrous material being part of a layer comprising randomly distributed fibers having solid material, especially particulate material, adhered thereto. The element can be prepared from a composition containing solid material dissolved or dispersed in a liquid medium by applying said composition to fibrous material which is partially embedded in one surface of a support and then drying to evaporate the liquid medium.
Abstract:
Microwave circuit boards and methods of making microwave circuit boards, the circuit boards having relatively high dielectric constants, excellent moisture resistance, and reduced tendency to incur changes in dimensions after processing. The method comprises blending in a polymer dispersion, a particulate filler material having a high dielectric constant and microfibrous material to form a slurry of polymer, filler, and fiber. A flocculant is added to the slurry to agglomerate the polymer particles, the filler particles, and the microfibers to produce a dough-like material. The dough-like material is eventually formed into a sheet, and is thereafter dried. A conductive foil such as copper is then applied to both sides of the sheet to provide a microwave circuit board.
Abstract:
A composition is disclosed of about 15 to about 70% organic resin, about 30 to about 85% nonconductive filler, and about 0.001% to about 1.0% of a surfactant having a perfluorinated chain at least 3 carbon atoms long at one end and a polar group at the other end, and having the property of lowering the surface energy of the resin. The composition is hardened into an article such as a printed circuit board. Unexpectedly, the presence of the surfactant in the articles decreases the drop in volume resistivity which occurs in high humidity. Also disclosed is a method of making the article by coating the filler with a solution of the surfactant, evaporating the solvent, immersing the filler in the resin, and hardening the resin.
Abstract:
Biodegradable printed circuit boards, or PCBs, may be produced from substrate sheets that include at least one biodegradable polymer. In addition, the electrical traces used on the PCBs, may also include a biodegradable polymer incorporated with an electrically conductive material. The PCBs may be composted to degrade the PCBs, and the