Abstract:
A method of electroplating and depositing metal includes: providing an insulation substrate formed with conductive through holes; forming a first conductive layer on a first surface of the insulation substrate and forming a resist layer on a first portion of the first conductive layer, leaving a second portion of the first conductive layer uncovered by the resist layer as a to-be-plated area; disposing the insulation substrate in a first electroplating solution and depositing a first metal layer on the to-be-plated area; removing the resist layer and the portion of the first conductive layer; forming a second conductive layer on a second surface of the insulation substrate; forming a mask layer on the second conductive layer; disposing the insulation substrate in a second electroplating solution and depositing a second metal layer on the first metal layer of the to-be-plated area; and removing the mask layer and the second conductive layer.
Abstract:
A resistor component is provided, including a ceramic bar having a film applied thereon, a protection layer formed on the film in a middle portion of the ceramic bar, an end plating layer formed on the film at two ends of the ceramic bar, an insulation layer formed on the protection layer, and a color coded marking formed on the insulation layer that indicates the resistance of the resistor component. The end plating layer is formed by a barrel plating method and includes copper, tin, nickel and a combination thereof. The resistor component thus has a low cost and is manufactured by a simple process, simultaneously avoids the occurrence of pores or incompletely sealed join that may be caused by the prior method. Therefore the resistor component has high reliability.
Abstract:
A method of forming a substrate is provided, which includes steps of providing a metal plate having a first surface and a second surface; forming a plurality of recesses on the first surface of the metal plate by using laser cutting technique; filling the plurality of recesses with an insulating material; removing a part of the metal plate in a direction of from the second surface to the first surface, so that two ends of the insulating material are exposed, and a substrate body is formed by a conductor portion formed by the remaining part of the metal plate and an insulating portion formed by the insulating material; and forming a circuit layer on a first surface of the substrate body and a circuit layer on a second surface of the substrate body is provided. Thus, the two circuit layers are electrically connected by the conductor portion that also provides a heat dissipation path and are separated by the insulating portion.
Abstract:
A resistor component is provided, including a ceramic bar having a film applied thereon, a protection layer formed on the film in a middle portion of the ceramic bar, an end plating layer formed on the film at two ends of the ceramic bar, an insulation layer formed on the protection layer, and a color coded marking formed on the insulation layer that indicates the resistance of the resistor component. The end plating layer is formed by a barrel plating method and includes copper, tin, nickel and a combination thereof. The resistor component thus has a low cost and is manufactured by a simple process, simultaneously avoids the occurrence of pores or incompletely sealed join that may be caused by the prior method. Therefore the resistor component has high reliability.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a light emitting diode packaging structure provides a metallized ceramic heat dissipation substrate and a reflector layer, and a metallized ceramic heat dissipation substrate which is bonded with the reflector layer through an adhesive. The reflector layer has an opening for a surface of the metallized ceramic heat dissipation substrate to be exposed therefrom. The reflector layer may be formed with ceramic or polymer plastic material, to enhance the refractory property and the reliability of the package structure. In addition, the packaging structure may make use of existing packaging machine for subsequent electronic component packaging, without increasing the fabrication cost.