Abstract:
In order to remove oxide film and contamination film on members to be bonded by soldering and solder material therefor corresponding to variation of thickness thereof by sputter-etching in a fluxless bonding method and apparatus therefor, substance emitted from the solder material under sputter-etching using atom or ion is detected and determined whether it is from the solder material or from the oxide film thereon. The sputter-etching is controlled on the basis of the determination to remove the oxide film. Then, the members are aligned in oxidizing atmosphere and soldered in non-oxidizing atmosphere.
Abstract:
A laser printing apparatus is formed by a laser oscillator 10, galvano mirrors 42, 44 for scanning the laser light emitted from the laser oscillator 10, and an f&thgr; lens 40 for focusing the laser light emitted from the laser oscillator 10 on MCCs 32, 34 serving as the member to be printed. The laser oscillator 10 is an YLF laser oscillator which emits the laser light of the third harmonics in the ultraviolet range. The laser printing is performed on the MCCs 32, 34 serving as the member to be printed by using the laser light emitted from the laser oscillator 10.
Abstract:
An improved soldering system which reduces the numbers of steps for paste supply and soldering in soldering lead provided parts and surface mounting parts onto a printed circuit board. A printed circuit board has through holes through which a lead of each lead provided part is to be inserted and lands for surface mounting parts. A printing mask is matched with the through holes and lands and a paste receiving plate having holes to which solder paste is to be supplied corresponding to each of the through holes is disposed. A printing roller is swept by forcibly rotating it so as to fill with solder paste, then a printing squeegee is swept following that printing roller so as to further fill with solder paste. Parts are loaded on the through holes and lands of the printed circuit board loaded with solder paste and reflowing is carried out on the printed circuit board and paste receiving plate at the same time, so that the lead provided parts and surface mounting parts are soldered to the printed circuit board at the same time.
Abstract:
The present invention is a process for manufacturing an electronic circuit device by applying a solder material to electronic parts or electrodes on a printed circuit board; the process comprising the steps of removing an initial surface oxide film and an organic contaminant film from the surfaces of the solder material and electrode, covering the solder material and an area to which solder is to be applied which is comprised of the electrode, with a liquid vaporizing up after the bonding is completed in the step of heat-melting the solder material, to thereby prevent reoxidation of the joining area surface, and heat-melting the solder material, to carry out solder bonding without using any flux.
Abstract:
An improved soldering system which reduces the numbers of steps for paste supply and soldering in soldering lead provided parts and surface mounting parts onto a printed circuit board. A printed circuit board has through holes through which a lead of each lead provided part is to be inserted and lands for surface mounting parts. A printing mask is matched with the through holes and lands and a paste receiving plate having holes to which solder paste is to be supplied corresponding to each of the through holes is disposed. A printing roller is swept by forcibly rotating it so as to fill with solder paste, then a printing squeegee is swept following that printing roller so as to further fill with solder paste. Parts are loaded on the through holes and lands of the printed circuit board loaded with solder paste and reflowing is carried out on the printed circuit board and paste receiving plate at the same time, so that the lead provided parts and surface mounting parts are soldered to the printed circuit board at the same time.
Abstract:
In a method for manufacturing a printed circuit board, this printed circuit board can be manufactured by executing a simple manufacturing step within a short time period at in low cost without requiring a complex manufacturing process. A conductive material is pattern-printed on a base board and the printed conductive material is hardened to form a first conductor layer. Subsequently, an insulating material is pattern-printed on the first conductor layer, and the printed insulating material is hardened to thereby form a first insulating layer. A manufacturing step similar to the above-described step is repeatedly performed to thereby form a second conductor layer, a second insulating layer, and a third conductor layer. Furthermore, a manufacturing step similar to the above-explained step is repeatedly performed, so that a printed circuit board having a multi-conductor layer can be manufactured.
Abstract:
An electronic device is solder bonded properly without using fluxes nor precise positioning with respect to a substrate. A bond pad with a size about twice the size of terminal pad of the electronic device is formed in a region on the substrate where the electronic device is to be mounted. After placing the electronic device of the substrate surface, the whole unit is heated in a nitrogen atmosphere to melt a bump formed on the terminal pad of the electronic device. The molten solder wets and spreads over the bond pads formed on the substrate, thereby establishing reflow soldering between the bond pads and the terminal pads. The position of the electronic device with respect to the substrate is spontaneously corrected due to a self-alignment function induced by wetting and spreading of the molten solder over the bond pad of the substrate.
Abstract:
A flexible film-like member having conductive metals filled in tapered holes extending through the thickness is positioned such that the holes of the member face to respective pad patterns on a circuit board on which bumps are to be formed, the conductive metals are then heated and fused so that they are joined and transferred to the pad patterns on the circuit board, and the film-like member is then removed by heating or cleaning liquid.
Abstract:
A soldering system which reduces the numbers of steps for paste supply and soldering onto a printed circuit board. A printed circuit board has through holes through which a lead of each provided part is to be inserted. A printing mask is matched with the through holes and a paste receiving plate having holes to which solder paste is supplied corresponding to the through holes is disposed. A printing roller is swept by forcibly rotating it to fill with solder paste, then a printing squeegee follows the printing roller to further fill through holes. Parts are loaded on the through holes and reflowing is carried out on the printed circuit board and paste receiving plate, so that the parts are soldered to the printed circuit board.
Abstract:
Electric conductor patterns including antenna coils are formed on one surface of a film. Electronic components are fixed onto the film by a temporary fixing material. A cover film is laminated on the film so that the electrically conductive patterns and the electronic components are covered with the cover film. Simultaneously with the lamination, the electronic components are connected to the electric conductor patterns.