Abstract:
In an electronic component mounting structure, a plurality of bumps formed on an electronic component is joined to a plurality of electrodes formed on a substrate by way of joining portions formed with the bumps and solder. Bonding portions bond the electronic component to the substrate and the bonding portions are formed of thermosetting materials obtained by curing thermosetting resins having a curing temperature which is lower than a melting point of the solder between the electronic component and the substrate. The thermosetting materials come in contact with a nearest-neighboring joining portion in the bonding portions.
Abstract:
A disclosed method for manufacturing an electronic-component-mounted substrate includes: a step (i) of forming a temporary fixing film 13 in such a manner as to cover a plurality of solder precoats (11) formed on a plurality of lands (10b) on a substrate and an antioxidation film (12) formed in such a manner as to cover the solder precoats; a step (ii) of disposing a plurality of electronic components (30) on the plurality of solder precoats (11) via the antioxidation film (12) and the temporary fixing film (13); and a step (iii) of soldering the plurality of electronic components (30) to the plurality of lands (10b) by melting the plurality of solder precoats (11). The antioxidation film (12) contains a first thermoplastic resin. The temporary fixing film (13) contains an activating agent and a second thermoplastic resin. The softening point of the second thermoplastic resin is equal to or lower than the softening point of the first thermoplastic resin.
Abstract:
An adhesive for temporarily fixing an electronic component to a solder precoat covered at least partially with an organic film, the adhesive including a principal resin, and a solvent dissolving the principal resin. The content of the solvent is 25 mass % or more and 40 mass % or less, and the organic film dissolves in the solvent when the solder precoat is melted. According thereto, the formation of an oxide film on the surface of the solder precoat can be suppressed, and poor connection between the electrode having the solder precoat and the electronic component can be suppressed.
Abstract:
A disclosed method for manufacturing an electronic-component-mounted substrate includes: a step (i) of forming a temporary fixing film (13) in such a manner as to cover a plurality of solder precoats (11) formed on a plurality of lands (10b) on a substrate and an antioxidation film (12) formed in such a manner as to cover the solder precoats; a step (ii) of disposing a plurality of electronic components (30) on the plurality of solder precoats (11) via the antioxidation film (12) and the temporary fixing film (13); and a step (iii) of soldering the plurality of electronic components (30) to the lands (10b) by melting the plurality of solder precoats (11). The antioxidation film (12) contains a first thermoplastic resin. The temporary fixing film (13) contains an activating agent and a second thermoplastic resin. The softening point of the first thermoplastic resin is equal to or lower than the softening point of the second thermoplastic resin.
Abstract:
A mounting substrate manufacturing method for soldering a terminal of an electronic component to a land 2 of a substrate 1 includes: a paste disposing step of disposing a solder paste on the land 2; a melting and solidifying step of melting and solidifying the solder paste, to form a precoated area 3 coated with solder, on the land 2; a breaking step of breaking a residue covering a surface of the precoated area 3 by pressing a tool 432, 442 against the precoated area 3; a flux disposing step of disposing a flux F on the precoated area 3; a component placement step of placing an electronic component on the substrate 1, with the terminal of the electronic component aligned with the precoated area 3; and a reflow step of heating the substrate 1 to melt the precoated area 3, to solder the terminal to the land 2. This can provide a mounting substrate manufacturing method that can reduce the occurrence of soldering defects.