A printed circuit board stack structure includes a first printed circuit board, a second printed circuit board, and a filling glue layer. The first printed circuit board has at least one overflow groove, and includes first pads and a retaining wall surrounding the first pads. The second printed circuit board is disposed on the first printed circuit board, and includes second pads and conductive pillars located on some of the second pads. The conductive pillars are respectively connected to some of the first pads to electrically connect the second printed circuit board to the first printed circuit board. The filling glue layer fills between the first and the second printed circuit boards, and covers the first pads, the second pads, and the conductive pillars. The retaining wall blocks the filling glue layer so that a portion of the filling glue layer is accommodated in the overflow groove.

Embodiments and fabrication methods for a printed circuit board comprising two or more electrically conductive layers, including at least a first conductive layer opposing and adjacent to a second conductive layer. Also including one or more electrically non-conductive layers including at least a first non-conductive layer disposed between the first conductive layer and the second conductive layer. A first copper pad is included on the first conductive layer. A second copper pad is included on the second conductive layer. There is a conductive via extending through the first non-conductive layer and electrically connecting the first copper pad to the second copper pad and solder mask material on the first copper pad around the via.

A semiconductor-mounted product includes a semiconductor package, a wiring substrate, four or more soldered portions, and a resin-reinforced portion. Each of the soldered portions electrically connects the semiconductor package to the wiring of the wiring substrate. The resin-reinforced portion is formed on a side surface of each of the soldered portions. Each of the soldered portions has a first solder region formed closer to the semiconductor package than the wiring substrate and a second solder region formed closer to the wiring substrate than the semiconductor package. A proportion of a void present in a polygon connecting centers of soldered portions located at outermost positions among the soldered portions to a sum of the void and the resin-reinforced portion is from 10% to 99%, inclusive.

A display device includes a display panel, a functional unit, a first flexible substrate, a display driving component, and a second flexible substrate. The display panel includes a first substrate and a second substrate. The second substrate includes a portion overlapping the first substrate and a non-overlapping portion not overlapping the first substrate. The first flexible substrate is connected to the non-overlapping portion. The first flexible substrate includes an insulator base with flexibility and an insulating coating portion disposed between the display driving component and the second flexible substrate. The display driving component is mounted on the non-overlapping portion to process a signal from the first flexible substrate and to supply the processed signal to the display panel. The second flexible substrate is connected to the first substrate to transmit a signal for driving the functional unit. The second flexible substrate is disposed to overlap the non-overlapping portion.

A method for printing a micro line pattern using inkjet printing, includes: a bump forming process for forming a micro bump that sections a predetermined conductive pattern by inkjet-printing a quick drying liquid on a substrate; and a pattern printing process for printing a conductive pattern according to the predetermined conductive pattern by inkjet-printing a conductive liquid on an area sectioned by the micro bump.

A printed circuit board includes an electronic component including a first base and a plurality of first lands, the first base including a first main surface, the plurality of first lands being disposed around a first portion of the first main surface and spaced from each other, a printed wiring board including a second base and a plurality of second lands, the second base including a second main surface, the plurality of second lands being disposed around a second portion of the second main surface and spaced from each other, bonding portions configured to bond the first lands and the second lands, a resin portion configured to cover the bonding portions and including cured thermosetting resin, and a member having a property to repel uncured thermosetting resin and disposed on one of the first portion and the second portion.

An organic light emitting display device including a dam structure disposed in a non-display area of a substrate and an alignment mark disposed outside the dam structure. The alignment mark is not covered by, and does not overlap with, the dam structure, because the alignment mark is disposed outside the dame structure. Thus, a scribing process may be performed smoothly.

This wiring board includes a substrate having a first elastic modulus and including a first surface and a second surface positioned on the opposite side of the first surface; wiring positioned on the first surface side of the substrate and connected to an electrode of an electronic component mounted on the wiring board; and a reinforcing member having a second elastic modulus greater than the first elastic modulus and at least including a first reinforcing part that is positioned on the first surface side of the substrate or on the second surface side of the substrate and that at least partially overlaps the electronic component mounted on the wiring board when viewed along the normal direction of the first surface of the substrate.

A number of different sealed interfaces for power modules are described. In one example, a sealed interface includes a printed circuit board including a contact pad for power conduction to a bus bar of the printed circuit board, a semiconductor module including at least one power transistor, a terminal pin electrically coupled to the power module, and a housing for the power module. The housing includes an open terminal aperture that extends through the housing. The printed circuit board is seated upon the open terminal aperture, to close and seal the open terminal aperture, with the contact pad positioned within the open terminal aperture. The terminal pin contacts the contact pad of the printed circuit board within the open terminal aperture, and the open terminal aperture comprises a transitional feature to abate electric field intensity around an interface between the open terminal aperture and the printed circuit board.

Conductive patterns and methods of using and printing such conductive patterns are disclosed. In certain examples, the conductive patterns may be produced by disposing a conductive material between supports on a substrate. The supports may be removed to provide conductive patterns having a desired length and/or geometry.