H05K3/1291

MULTILAYERED CERAMIC SUBSTRATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
20200084894 · 2020-03-12 · ·

The present disclosure relates to a multilayer ceramic substrate preparation method. The multilayer ceramic substrate preparation method according to the present disclosure includes firing a plurality of ceramic green sheets, to create a plurality of ceramic thin films; forming a via hall in each of the plurality of ceramic thin films; filling the via hall of the plurality of ceramic thin films with conductive paste, and heat treating the via hall filled with the conductive paste, to form a via electrode; printing a pattern on a cross section of each of the plurality of ceramic thin films, and heat treating the printed pattern, to form an inner electrode; applying a bonding agent on the cross section of each of the ceramic thin films excluding an uppermost ceramic thin film of the plurality of ceramic thin films; aligning and laminating each of the plurality of ceramic thin films such that each of the plurality of ceramic thin films is electrically connected through the via electrode and the inner electrode; and firing or heat treating the laminated plurality of ceramic thin films.

Core-shell nanostructures and related inks, films and methods

Copper inks are provided that include a plurality of core-shell nanostructures, with each nanostructure including a copper core and a barrier metal shell, a diameter of less than about 500 nm, and a distinct boundary between the copper core and the barrier metal shell. Methods of forming a copper ink are further provided and include an initial step of synthesizing an amount of copper nanoparticles in an aqueous solution. An amount of a barrier metal is then added to the copper nanoparticles to form a dispersion of the barrier metal and the copper nanoparticles, and a reducing agent is subsequently added to the dispersion to produce a copper ink comprising core-shell nanostructures having a copper core and a barrier metal shell. Copper films are then formed by applying that copper ink to a substrate and sintering the copper ink.

Printed circuit board and electronic component

A printed circuit board according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base film containing, as a main component, a polyimide and a conductive pattern disposed on at least one surface of the base film. The conductive pattern includes a copper particle bond layer which is fixed to the base film. An external transmittance for a wavelength of 500 nm in a conductive pattern non-formed region of the base film is 70% or less of an internal transmittance for a wavelength of 500 nm in a middle layer portion of the base film.

Dispersing Element, Method for Manufacturing Structure with Conductive Pattern Using the Same, and Structure with Conductive Pattern

A conductive pattern having high dispersion stability and a low resistance over a board is formed. A dispersing element (1) contains a copper oxide (2), a dispersing agent (3), and a reductant. Content of the reductant is in a range of a following formula (1). Content of the dispersing agent is in a range of a following formula (2).


0.0001(reductant mass/copper oxide mass)0.10(1)


0.0050(dispersing agent mass/copper oxide mass)0.30(2)

The dispersing element containing the reductant promotes reduction of copper oxide to copper in firing and promotes sintering of the copper.

Ceramic substrate

A ceramic substrate includes a ceramic layer mainly formed of a glass ceramic and a conductor trace mainly formed of silver (Ag). In an adjacent region located adjacent to the conductor trace, the concentration of boron atoms (B) contained in the ceramic layer increases toward the conductor trace.

Highly conductive transparent glass-based circuit board

A highly conductive transparent glass-based circuit board includes a glass substrate. The glass substrate is a glass-tempered substrate. A surface of the glass-tempered substrate faces air. A conductive paste, printed on the surface of the glass-tempered substrate, is baked, heated, and cooled to form a conductive circuit fused with the surface of the glass-tempered substrate. The surface of the glass-tempered substrate and an upper surface of the conductive circuit are at the same level. A surface of the conductive circuit, except a region reserved for a solder pad used for welding a component, is covered with a printed-circuit-board (PCB) organic solder-resistant layer. The conductive circuit is tightly fused with the glass substrate. It is a fusional relation between the conductive circuit and the glass substrate. A surface of the glass substrate and an upper surface of the conductive circuit are at the same level. Because a surface of the highly conductive transparent glass-based circuit board is smooth, the conductive circuit is not easily damaged. The highly conductive transparent glass-based circuit board has the characteristics of high conductivity and high transmittance.

THICK FILM PRINTED COOLER FOR IMPROVED THERMAL MANAGEMENT OF DIRECT BONDED POWER DEVICES
20240090119 · 2024-03-14 ·

A cooler assembly, comprising: a heat exchanger with a heat exchanger surface having a dielectric layer of dielectric material physically coupled thereto, wherein a single or plurality of layers of another material are coupled to an exposed surface of the dielectric layer; and at least one component coupled to the heat exchanger such that the at least one component is electrically isolated from the heat exchanger surface by the dielectric material, wherein the heat exchanger surface is electrically isolated with respect to the at least one component.

METHODS FOR PRINTING A CONDUCTIVE PILLAR WITH HIGH PRECISION
20240080992 · 2024-03-07 ·

Methods for creating a conductive pillar on a receiver substrate may include forming a dried metal paste pillar by printing metal paste over an area of a receiver substrate, drying the metal paste, and repeating the printing and drying steps. The dried metal paste pillar may be inspected so as to determine a height of the dried metal paste pillar. If the height of the dried metal paste pillar is less than a desired height, additional metal paste may be printed onto to the dried metal paste pillar and dried. If the height of the dried metal paste pillar exceeds the desired height, a portion of the dried metal paste pillar may be ablated. The dried metal paste pillar may be sintered so as to form the conductive pillar. Conductive pillars that are produced according to the methods may be used as part of the formation of a flip-chip assembly.

Laminate, electronic component, and laminate production method

The laminate of the present disclosure includes multiple glass ceramic layers each containing quartz and a glass that contains SiO.sub.2, B.sub.2O.sub.3, Al.sub.2O.sub.3, and M.sub.2O, where M is an alkali metal. The B concentration of a surface layer portion of the laminate is lower than the B concentration of an inner layer portion of the laminate.

Electronic component and method for producing same
11903144 · 2024-02-13 · ·

The purpose of the present invention is to provide an electronic component in which a copper electrode and an inorganic substrate exhibit strong adhesion to each other. A method for producing an electronic component according to the present invention comprises: an application step wherein a paste is applied onto an inorganic substrate, which paste contains copper particles, copper oxide particles and/or nickel oxide particles, and inorganic oxide particles having a softening point; a sintering step wherein a sintered body which contains at least copper is formed by means of heating in an inert gas atmosphere at a temperature that is less than the softening point of the inorganic oxide particles but not less than the sintering temperature of the copper particles; and a softening step wherein heating is carried out in an inert gas atmosphere at a temperature that is not less than the softening point of the inorganic oxide particles.