A method of layering a layer of circuitry pattern to another layer of circuitry pattern during the manufacturing of a multilayer flexible printed circuit in a reel-to-reel machine. The method includes feeding both layers of circuitry pattern reel-to-reel into the machine, placing a layer of dielectric sheet material on the fly between the two layers of circuitry patterns reel-to-reel, followed by simultaneously passing the two layers of circuitry pattern and the dielectric sheet material under a laser scanner in the reel-to-reel machine to irradiate a laser beam on a layer of circuitry pattern to weld the two layers of circuitry patterns together.

A reel-to-reel method to laser-ablate a circuitry pattern on the fly in a reel-to-reel machine as part of a process to fabricate a printed flexible circuit. The laser ablation method includes using an appropriate laser to irradiate a metal sheet thus ablating the edges of an intended circuitry pattern. Slugs can be removed by using an optional sacrificial liner, and the slugs can be optionally ablated into smaller parts first. The laser ablation can also include an optional method of creating tie bars to provide structural support to the web of circuitry patterns.

A reel-to-reel machine to fabricate a printed flexible circuit on the fly, the machine has a plurality of reels, a laser scanner to ablate a metal foil, a source of UV light or heat to curing an adhesive in a coverlay, another source of UV light or heat to debond a sacrificial liner on the fly. There is a depositor to deposit a sintering paste on the fly onto a predetermined spot for a pad on the metal foil. Removal of slugs are also possible on the fly.

A reel-to-reel method of creating pads on a layer of metal sheet or circuitry pattern on the fly. The method includes placing a sintering paste in the intended spots for pads followed by irradiation of the sintering paste by a laser.

A reel-to-reel lamination method to laminate a metal foil or circuitry pattern on the fly. The method includes applying a UV laminate or thermoset laminate to the metal foil or the circuitry pattern reel to reel, and then apply a UV radiation or heat to the laminate. There can be an optional enclosure connected to a suction source. The enclosure can have a flexible bladder that physically compresses the laminate.

A method of layering a layer of circuitry pattern to another layer of circuitry pattern during the manufacturing of a multilayer flexible printed circuit in a reel-to-reel machine. The method includes feeding both layers of circuitry pattern reel-to-reel into the machine, placing a layer of dielectric sheet material on the fly between the two layers of circuitry patterns reel-to-reel, followed by simultaneously passing the two layers of circuitry pattern and the dielectric sheet material under a laser scanner in the reel-to-reel machine to irradiate a laser beam on a layer of circuitry pattern to weld the two layers of circuitry patterns together.

Disclosed is a method for fabricating a micro-LED module. The method includes: preparing a circuit board; forming solder bumps on one surface of the circuit board; arranging micro-LED chips on the one surface of the circuit board such that the micro-LED chips are in contact with the solder bumps; heating the solder bumps to bond the micro-LED chips to the one surface of the circuit board through the solder bumps; arranging driver ICs on the other surface of the circuit board such that the driver ICs are in contact with solders on the other surface of the circuit board in a state in which the micro-LED chips are bonded to the circuit board; and heating the solders to bond the driver ICs to the other surface of the circuit board through the solders. The micro-LED chips are arranged on the one surface of the circuit board after the flatness of the circuit board is enhanced.

A filling assembly for filling holes formed in a board with a filling material, including: a board holding device having a carrier frame formed by frame elements to hold the board; a filling device arranged on a side of the carrier frame and includes a filling material feeding device with a filling head to provide filling material to the board, wherein the filling head is movable relative to the carrier frame parallel to the carrier frame surface; a screen holding frame formed by screen holding frame elements to hold a screen between the carrier frame and the filling device, wherein the screen includes a screen cloth surrounded by a screen frame; and a fixing device with an expansion element arranged in a frame element, wherein the expansion element can provide a temporary compressive force to the screen frame to fixedly press the screen frame against a screen holding frame.

A method to remove slugs from a circuitry pattern on the fly during the fabrication of a flexible printed circuit, the method includes applying a coverlay reel-to-reel onto one side of the metal foil on the fly and applying a sacrificial liner reel-to-reel onto another side of the metal foil on the fly. Then, after the slugs and circuitry patterns are created from laser ablation, the slug can be removed by applying compressed air to the slugs and/or peeling off the sacrificial liner from the circuitry pattern reel-to-reel.

A testing apparatus includes a chip carrying device and a pressing device. The chip carrying device includes a circuit board and a plurality of electrically connecting units that are disposed on the circuit board and each can receive a chip. The pressing device includes a cover and an abutting member disposed between the cover and the electrically connecting units. The cover is disposed on the circuit board to jointly define an accommodating space that accommodates the abutting member and the electrically connecting units. The cover can be connected to an air suction apparatus for expelling air in the accommodating space. When the air suction apparatus performs a suction operation to expel the air in the accommodating space, the abutting member is abutted against the electrically connecting units and the chips so as to connect each of the electrically connecting units and the corresponding chip.