A method for producing a flexible printed circuit board according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a through-hole formation step of preparing a base material including a base film having insulating properties and flexibility and a pair of metal films stacked on both surface sides of the base film, and forming a through-hole in the metal film on a front surface side of the base material and the base film; a filling step of stacking, by electroplating on a front surface of the base material, stacking a conductive material on a surface of the metal film on the front surface side to form a conductive material layer and to fill the through-hole with the conductive material; and a removal step of removing, by etching the front surface of the base material, a surface layer of the conductive material layer stacked on the surface of the metal film on the front surface side and a surface layer of the conductive material filling the through-hole.

A build-up process for fabricating a multi-layer PCB is provided during which a mezzanine redistribution, or routing, structure is formed within one of the PCB dielectric material layers that allows additional electrical interconnections (i.e., traces and crossovers) to be made within that layer, thereby obviating the need to add an additional PCB layer in order to make those interconnections. The mezzanine redistribution structure also can be interconnected with the metal layers that are above and below it to further increase routing complexity and flexibility. The mezzanine redistribution structure can be formed without increasing the total thickness of the PCB and without substantially increasing costs.

A wiring board with a built-in electronic component includes a substrate having cavity, an insulating layer formed on the substrate such that the insulating layer is covering the cavity, a conductor layer formed on the insulating layer, and an electronic component accommodated in the cavity and including a rectangular cuboid body and terminal electrodes such that each electrode has a metal film form formed on outer surface of the body, and via conductors formed in the insulating layer such that the via conductors are connecting the conductor layer and electrodes. The electrodes are arrayed in a matrix having rows and columns such that adjacent electrodes in row and column directions have the opposite polarities, and the conductor layer includes a line pattern shunting first group of the electrodes in one polarity and a solid pattern shunting second group of the electrodes in the other polarity.

A semi-flexible component carrier includes a stack having at least one electrically conductive layer structure and at least one electrically insulating layer structure The layer structures are stacked on top of each other in a stacking direction s. A recess extends from a first main surface of the stack into the stack and extends only partially into one of the at least one electrically insulating layer structure so that an electrically insulating layer structure having a stepped portion is formed. The stepped portion provides a flexible region of the stack with respect to a rigid region of the stack.

A method of making a wiring board includes forming a first capacitor carrier layer with a first embedded chip capacitor, a first insulation layer disposed on an upper surface, a second insulation layer disposed on a lower surface, first upper and lower conductive vias in conductive contact with a first electrode, and second upper and lower conductive vias in conductive contact with a second electrode. The method also includes forming a second capacitor carrier layer similar to the first. The method further includes forming a bonded laminate comprising in sequence an upper insulation layer, the first capacitor carrier layer, a center insulation layer, the second capacitor carrier layer, and a lower insulation layer. The method also includes forming a through-hole through the laminate and forming a conductive coating within the through-hole to provide a conductive through-hole. A wiring board also includes the bonded laminate and the embedded capacitors.

An electronic device which connects a circuit film to a display panel by applying a conductive material to the insides of holes formed in the circuit film, so as to improve reliability of bonding, and a display device using the same, are discussed.

The method for producing a printed wiring board according to the present invention with use of a metal-clad laminated sheet including a metal foil laminated on each of both surfaces of an insulating resin base material, the method at least including: a step (1) of irradiating a predetermined position in a surface (A) of the metal-clad laminated sheet with a laser to provide a via hole leading to the metal foil in a surface opposite to the surface (A); and a step (2) of irradiating a predetermined position in a surface (B), located in the opposite side to the surface (A), of the metal-clad laminated sheet with a laser to provide a via hole leading to the metal foil in a surface opposite to the surface (B).

A lighting device including a light-emitter including light emitting elements, and a support having a first surface that carries a wiring line electrically connecting element electrodes of the light emitting elements and a light emitting surface, and a substrate including a base substrate, a conductor formed on a first surface of the base substrate, an adhesive member formed on a second surface of the base substrate, and a through-hole penetrating the substrate. A space is formed between the substrate and the light-emitter to communicate with a bottomed hole formed in a location of the through-hole as a result of adhering an adhesive surface of the adhesive member to a surface of the light-emitter having the wiring line formed thereon. The wiring line is connected to the conductor via a filler filling the bottomed hole, and the space is located outside an opening of the bottomed hole.

Numerous embodiments are disclosed. Many of which relate to methods of forming vias in workpieces such as printed circuit boards. Some embodiments relates techniques for indirectly ablating a region of an electrical conductor structure of, for example, a printed circuit board by spatially distributing laser energy throughout the region before the electrical conductor is indirectly ablated. Other embodiments relate to techniques for temporally-dividing laser pulses, modulating the optical power within laser pulses, and the like.

A circuit board has a dielectric core, a foil top surface, and a thin foil bottom surface with a foil backing of sufficient thickness to absorb heat from a laser drilling operation to prevent the penetration of the thin foil bottom surface during laser drilling. A sequence of steps including a laser drilling step, removing the foil backing step, electroless plating step, patterned resist step, electroplating step, resist strip step, tin plate step, and copper etch step are performed, which provide dot vias of fine linewidth and resolution.