Abstract:
A multilayer printed wiring board is manufactured by a method in which a core substrate is provided, an insulation layer including a thermosetting resin material is formed over the core substrate, an uncured resin layer including a thermoplastic resin material is placed on the insulation layer, the uncured resin layer is cured to form a resin complex layer including a resin complex comprising the thermosetting resin material and the thermoplastic resin material, and a conductive circuit is formed over the resin complex layer.
Abstract:
In a printed wiring board, an odd number (n) of conductive layers (11-13) and insulating layers (21-23) are alternately laminated upon each other. The first conductive layer (11) is a parts connecting layer and the n-th conductive layer (13) is an external connecting layer which is connected to external connecting terminals (7). The second to (n−1)-th conductive layers (12) are current transmitting layers for transmitting internal currents. The surface of the n-th insulating layer (23) in a state where the external connecting terminals (7) are exposed on the surface. It is preferable to make the initial insulating layers of a glass-cloth reinforced prepreg and the external insulating layers of a resin.
Abstract:
This invention provides a printed wiring board having an intensified drop impact resistance of a joint portion between pad and solder. An electrode pad comprises pad portion loaded with solder ball and a cylindrical portion projecting to the solder ball supporting the pad portion. An outer edge of the pad portion extends sideway from a cylindrical portion so that the outer edge is capable of bending. If the outer edge bends when stress is applied to the solder ball 30, stress on the outer edge of the pad portion on which stress is concentrated can be relaxed so as to intensify the joint strength between an electrode pad and solder ball.
Abstract:
A flexible printed wiring board includes a first conductor layer in the element mounting part adjacent to the top surface of the wiring board; a second conductor layer in the element mounting part adjacent to the bottom surface of the wiring board; and a third conductor layer between the first conductor layer and the second conductor layer, wherein the first and third conductor layers extend through and beyond the bending part, and the second conductor layer is absent in the bending part.
Abstract:
A solder resist comprising a thermosetting resin is printed on a surface of an insulating board (7) having a conductor circuit (6). The solder resist is then heat-cured to form an insulating film (1) having a low thermal expansion coefficient. A laser beam (2) is then applied to the portion of the insulating film in which an opening is to be formed, to burn off the same portion for forming an opening (10), whereby the conductor circuit (6) is exposed. This opening may be formed as a hole for conduction by forming a metal plating film on an inner surface thereof. It is preferable that an external connecting pad be formed so as to cover the opening. The film of coating of a metal is formed by using an electric plating lead, which is preferably cut off by a laser beam after the electric plating has finished.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board 1 providing superior adhesion between a substrate 2 and a conductor pattern 3 and preventing damage of the substrate 2. The width c of the bottom surface 310 of the conductor pattern 3 is greater than the width d of the top surface 320. Accordingly, the conductor pattern 3 has a trapezoidal cross-section. The two side surfaces 315 of a lower portion 31 of the conductor pattern 3 are coated by a solder resist. The two side surfaces 325 at the upper portion 32 of the conductor pattern 3 are exposed from the solder resist 4. A solder ball 6 engages the two side surfaces 325.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a multilayer printed circuit board that shortens the distance between pattern layers and facilitates formation of a minute conductive hole having superior conductive reliability. A core substrate (21) including ad core pattern (12, 13), which has a pad (101, 111), is first prepared. Then, a laminated plate is formed by laminating an insulating layer (22) on the surface of the core substrate. Afterward, a surface pattern (11) is formed on the surface of the laminated plate. Further, the conductive hole (30, 31) is formed by irradiating a laser beam at the laminated plate. The bottom opening of the conductive hole (30, 31) is covered by the pad (101, 111).
Abstract:
A plurality of side-surface patterns 11 and 12 are disposed on the wall surfaces of a mount opening portion 2 for mounting electronic parts thereat. The mount opening portion includes projection portions 21 that project toward an interior thereof from the wall surfaces thereof. End portions of the respective side-surface patterns 11 and 12 extend to the side surfaces of the projection portions 21. Also, a plurality of side-surface patterns can be provided on the wall surfaces of the mount opening portion by etching the side-surface pattern non-formation portions of the conductive layer formed on the entirety of the wall surfaces of the mount opening portion in a state where the side-surface pattern formation portions are coated with a side-surface pattern resist film made of a negative photosensitive resin. With this structure, the side-surface patterns can be prevented from being peeled off, and side-surface patterns having a plurality of potentials can be readily formed.
Abstract:
A thermal storage unit has a thermal storage material which performs heat exchange through a fluid filled in a thermal storage body arranged within a vessel having an opening communicated to outside. The thermal storage body is a porous ceramic molding which contains the thermal storage medium.
Abstract:
A process for preparing a heat-resistant composite body, comprising forming silicon carbide crystal powder into a molded product, sintering the molded product in a non-oxidizing atmosphere, and thereafter filling with metallic silicon the inside of permeable voids of said porous body obtained by sintering. Powder having an average particle diameter of 5 .mu.m or less is used as said silicon carbide crystals to form it into secondary particles having an average particle diameter of from 40 to 150 .mu.m and such a particle size distribution that 60% by weight or more of particles are included in .+-.20% of the average particle diameter. This is followed by pressure molding to form a molded product using a molding pressure such that said granular secondary particles collapse at their surface areas to mutually bond there and at the same time the insides thereof remain uncollapsed, and also the molded product may have a bulk specific density of from 1.1 to 2.0 g/cm.sup.3. The molded product is heated to a temperature of from 1,400.degree. to 2,100.degree. C. to carry out sintering in a non-oxidizing atmosphere. Thereafter the inside of the resulting sintered body is filled with metallic silicon in an amount of from 45 to 140 parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the silicon carbide.