Patent classifications
H03H2003/026
Manufacturing Method For Vibrator Element
A manufacturing method for a vibrator element includes a preparation step of preparing a quartz crystal substrate having a first substrate surface and a second substrate surface, a first protective film formation step of forming a first protective film in first groove formation areas of the first substrate surface, a second protective film formation step of forming a second protective film in an area except the first groove formation areas of a first vibrating arm formation area and a second vibrating arm formation area of the first substrate surface, and a first dry etching step of dry etching the quartz crystal substrate from the first substrate surface side via the first protective film and the second protective film and forming a first surface, first grooves, and outer shapes of the first vibrating arm and the second vibrating arm, wherein r1>r2, where an etching rate of the first protective film is r1 and an etching rate of the second protective film is r2.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING VIBRATOR
A method for manufacturing a vibrator includes a preparation step of preparing a quartz crystal substrate having a first surface and a second surface that are in a front and back relationship, a first protective film formation step of forming a first protective film in an element formation region of the first surface, the first protective film having a first opening overlapping a first groove formation region and a second opening overlapping a second groove formation region, in which a region of the quartz crystal substrate where the vibrator is formed is referred to as the element formation region, a region where the first groove is formed is referred to as the first groove formation region, and a region where the second groove is formed is referred to as the second groove formation region, and a first dry etching step of dry etching the quartz crystal substrate from the first surface through the first protective film. Wa<Wb, in which Wa represents a width of the first opening and Wb represents a width of the second opening.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING VIBRATOR
A method for manufacturing a vibrator includes a preparation step of preparing a quartz crystal substrate having a first surface and a second surface which are in a front and back relationship, a first protective film formation step of forming a first protective film in a region of an element formation region other than a first groove formation region and a second groove formation region when a region of the quartz crystal substrate where the vibrator is formed is referred to as the element formation region, a region where the first groove is formed is referred to as the first groove formation region, and a region where the second groove is formed is referred to as the second groove formation region, a first dry etching step of dry etching the quartz crystal substrate from the first surface through the first protective film, a second protective film formation step of forming a second protective film in the first groove formation region, and a second dry etching step of dry etching the quartz crystal substrate from the first surface through the first protective film and the second protective film.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING VIBRATOR
A method for manufacturing a vibrator includes a preparation step of preparing a quartz crystal substrate having a first surface and a second surface which are in a front and back relationship, a first film formation step of forming a first stacked body by sequentially stacking a first underlying film, a second underlying film, and a first protective film at the first surface, a first patterning step of patterning the first stacked body in a manner in which the first underlying film, the second underlying film, and the first protective film remain in a region of an element formation region other than a first groove formation region and a second groove formation region, the first underlying film and the second underlying film remain in the first groove formation region, and the first underlying film remains in the second groove formation region, and a first dry etching step of dry etching the quartz crystal substrate from the first surface through the first stacked body.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING VIBRATOR
A method for manufacturing a vibrator includes a preparation step of preparing a quartz crystal substrate having a first surface and a second surface which are in a front and back relationship, a first protective film formation step of forming a first protective film in an element formation region of the quartz crystal substrate at the first surface where the vibrator is formed; and a first dry etching step of dry etching the quartz crystal substrate from the first surface through the first protective film. R1>R2, in which R1 is a thickness of the first protective film in a first groove formation region of the quartz crystal substrate where the first groove is formed and R2 is a thickness of the first protective film in the second groove formation region where the second groove is formed.
MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
A manufacturing method for an electronic component that includes a providing a base member on a first main surface of a first board, sandwiching the base member and a joining member paste between the first main surface of the first board and a transfer main surface of a transfer board, forming a joining member joined with the base member while the joining member paste is sandwiched by the first board and the transfer board, and peeling off the transfer board from the joining member joined with the base member.
ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
An electronic component that includes a first board having a bow-shaped first main surface and a joining member disposed on the first main surface of the first board and having a top edge configured to be joined with a second board, wherein the top edge of the joining member is disposed in a plane.
HIGH-QUALITY-FACTOR FLEXURAL-VIBRATION RESONATOR FOR PRODUCING TIME REFERENCES, FORCE SENSORS OR GYROMETERS
A resonator is suitable for reducing or suppressing a force transmitted by a vibrating portion of the resonator to a support part. To this end, the vibrating portion includes two extensions which are each meander shaped such that two segments of each extension have respective speed components that are oriented in opposite directions. Such a resonator, which is balanced, can advantageously be used within a rate gyro or a force sensor.
ULTRAMINIATURE TUNING FORK QUARTZ CRYSTAL AND RESONATOR
Disclosed is an ultraminiature tuning fork quartz crystal and a resonator, the ultraminiature tuning fork quartz crystal comprises a tuning fork assembly, the tuning fork assembly comprises a fixing block, two vibrating parts and a connecting part, both of the vibrating parts extend outward and are symmetrically set through the fixing block and are connected to the fixing block, the connecting part comprises two connecting arms, and both of the connecting arms extend outward and are symmetrically set through the fixing block and are connected to the fixing block; an outer wall of the connecting arms is provided with at least one groove group for filling conductive silver glue, each groove in the groove group penetrates two adjacent sidewalls of the connecting arms. This disclosure can solve the problem that opening holes at the connecting end of the electrical connecting arms will weaken the strength of the electrical connecting arms.
SILVER-BONDED QUARTZ CRYSTAL
The disclosed technology generally relates to packaging a quartz crystal, and more particularly to bonding a quartz crystal using sintering silver paste. In one aspect, a method of packaging a quartz crystal comprises attaching a quartz crystal to a package substrate using one or more silver paste layers comprising silver particles. The method additionally comprises sintering the silver paste in a substantially oxygen-free atmosphere and at a sintering temperature sufficient to cause sintering of the silver particles. The sintering is such that the quartz crystal exhibits a positive drift in resonance frequency of the quartz crystal over time. The method further comprises hermetically sealing the quartz crystal in the package substrate.