Hot melt processable adhesive compositions to mask electronic components include at least one block copolymer, at least one tackifying resin, at least one semi-crystalline polyolefin polymer, at least one plasticizer, and at least one anti-oxidant. The adhesive composition is a hot melt processable pressure sensitive adhesive composition that is thermally stable, such that the composition when disposed on a surface withstands heating to 260 C. without degradation or flowing, remains optically transparent, and after heating to 260 C. remains cleanly removable.

A method for manufacturing a circuit board with a small size a communication unit comprising a radio frequency (RF) component, an antenna, and an encapsulation layer. The RF component is embedded in the encapsulation layer, the antenna is positioned on the encapsulation layer and electrically connected to the RF component. A rigid substrate is formed on a flexible substrate, and a receiving groove is defined in the rigid substrate to expose the flexible substrate. The communication unit is in the receiving groove, thus causing connection between the RF component and the flexible substrate, thereby the circuit board is formed.

A circuit board assembly includes a flexible circuit board including a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, sensing pads on the first surface, and a connector on the second surface, a first liner which includes a first rear surface covering a portion of the first surface and a first top surface that is opposite to the first rear surface and in which a first opening passing through the first rear surface from the first top surface is defined, a second liner which includes a second rear surface covering a portion of the second surface and a second top surface that is opposite to the second rear surface and in which a second opening passing through the second rear surface from the second top surface is defined. Each of the first and second openings is spaced apart from the flexible circuit board in a plan view.

An adhesive substrate is disclosed, which includes a base substrate and a heat-resistant elastomer layer formed on the base substrate, wherein the base substrate is flexible and has a thickness of 0.2 mm or more and 2 mm or less, wherein the adhesive substrate is used as part of a method for physically separating an object that has been held immovable in such a manner that the object has been adhered to by the heat-resistant elastomer layer and the object is anchored from the upper side, and wherein by starting to physically separate the end portion of the adhesive substrate downward the object is able to be separated.

A circuit board includes a circuit substrate, a heat dissipation dielectric film and a ground circuit board stacked orderly. At least one conductive structure passes through the heat dissipation dielectric film to electrically connect the circuit substrate and the ground circuit board. An insulating layer is disposed on a side of the circuit substrate facing away from the heat dissipation dielectric film. The circuit board further includes at least one connecting unit. Each connecting unit passes through the insulating layer to be electrically connected to the circuit substrate. A height of each connecting unit is gradually increased from a center of the connecting unit to a periphery of the connecting unit. A method for manufacturing a circuit board is provided.

Provided are a liner and a display device including the same. The liner includes a first liner including a first shield can protection portion, a first grip portion, and a connection portion coupling the first shield can protection portion to the first grip portion, a second liner including a second shield can protection portion and a second grip portion, and a perforated line formed along a boundary between the first liner and the second shield can protection portion.

The present invention provides a process and a structure of forming conductive vias using a light guide. In an exemplary embodiment, the process includes providing a via in a base material in a direction perpendicular to a plane of the base material, applying a photoresist layer to an interior surface of the via, inserting a light guide into the via, exposing, by the light guide, a portion of the photoresist layer to light, thereby resulting in an exposed portion of the photoresist layer and an unexposed portion of the photoresist layer, removing a portion of the photoresist layer, and plating an area of the via, where the photoresist has been removed, with a metal, thereby resulting in a portion of the via plated with metal and a portion of the via not plated with metal.

A method for manufacturing conductive lines is provided. A first metal layer is formed over a carrier substrate. A second metal layer is formed over the first metal layer. A plurality of first conductive lines is formed on the second metal layer. A protective layer is formed on opposite sidewalls of the first conductive lines. An exposed portion of the second metal layer is removed to expose a portion of the first metal layer. The exposed portion of the first metal layer is removed, and the protective layer is removed.

The present invention provides a process and a structure of forming conductive vias using a light guide. In an exemplary embodiment, the process includes providing a via in a base material in a direction perpendicular to a plane of the base material, applying a photoresist layer to an interior surface of the via, inserting a light guide into the via, exposing, by the light guide, a portion of the photoresist layer to light, thereby resulting in an exposed portion of the photoresist layer and an unexposed portion of the photoresist layer, removing a portion of the photoresist layer, and plating an area of the via, where the photoresist has been removed, with a metal, thereby resulting in a portion of the via plated with metal and a portion of the via not plated with metal.

Systems and methods describe herein provide a solution to the technical problem of creating a wearable electronic devices. In particular, these systems and methods enable electrical and mechanical attachment of stretchable or flexible electronics to fabric. A stretchable or flexible electronic platform is bonded to fabric using a double-sided fabric adhesive, and conductive adhesive is used to join pads on the electronic platform to corresponding electrical leads on the fabric. An additional waterproofing material may be used over and beneath the electronic platform to provide a water-resistant or waterproof device This stretchable or flexible electronic platform integration process allows the platform to bend and move with the fabric while protecting the conductive connections. By using flexible and stretchable conductive leads and adhesives, the platform is more flexible and stretchable than traditional rigid electronics enclosures.