A wiring circuit board includes a base insulating layer; a first wiring disposed on the base insulating layer; an intermediate insulating layer disposed on the base insulating layer so as to cover the first wiring; a second wiring disposed on the intermediate insulating layer; a single layer first terminal, disposed on the base insulating layer, and electrically connected to the first wiring; and a single layer second terminal, disposed on the base insulating layer, and electrically connected to the second wiring. The first terminal is continuous with the first wiring. The second terminal is discontinuous from the second wiring. The wiring circuit board further includes a connecting portion disposed on the base insulating layer and continuous with the second terminal to electrically connect to the second wiring.

The substrate for a printed circuit board according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base film having insulating properties, and a metal layer stacked on at least one surface of the base film, in which the base film includes a portion where a transition metal in group 10 of the periodic table is present. The transition metal in group 10 is preferably nickel or palladium. The portion where the transition metal in group 10 is present preferably includes a region having an average thickness of 500 nm and extending from an interface with the metal layer.

Embodiments of the present disclosure perform incisions along the direction of the long axis of the waveguide, thereby exposing a trench structure which can be readily plated. Once divided and plated, the individual cut pieces can then be secured together to restore the original waveguide structure. In this fashion, multiple cut pieces can be secured together and used as “building blocks” to create a modular solution which can be used to provide a number of different customizable waveguide structures. Thus, embodiments of the present disclosure perform plating procedures in a less expensive manner while achieving the benefits of ganged waveguide structures. Moreover, embodiments of the present disclosure offer a modular approach to ganged waveguide design thereby allowing for end-user flexibility in testing.

A resin substrate includes a resin body, an interlayer connection conductor provided in the resin body, and a conductor pattern bonded to the interlayer connection conductor. The resin body includes a gap provided adjacent to or in a vicinity of a bonding portion of the interlayer connection conductor and the conductor pattern, and a contact portion that contacts the interlayer connection conductor.

The present invention relates to an etching solution composition for selectively etching only silver, a silver alloy, or a silver compound, and to a circuit forming method using the composition. The circuit forming method according to the present invention is characterized in that, in a substrate material in which an electrically conductive seed layer and a circuit layer are formed of heterogeneous metals, only the seed layer is selectively etched to enable the implementation of fine pitches. In addition, the present invention relates to a circuit forming method and an etching solution composition, wherein only a seed layer of silver (Ag), a silver alloy, or a silver compound is selectively etched without etching a copper (Cu) plated circuit.

Embodiments described herein perform incisions along the direction of the long axis of the waveguide, thereby exposing a trench structure which can be readily plated. Once divided and plated, the individual cut pieces can then be secured together to restore the original waveguide structure. In this fashion, multiple cut pieces can be secured together and used as building blocks to create a modular solution which can be used to provide a number of different customizable waveguide structures. Thus, embodiments described herein can perform plating procedures in a less expensive manner while achieving the benefits of ganged waveguide structures. Moreover, embodiments described herein can offer a modular approach to ganged waveguide design thereby allowing for end-user flexibility in testing.

A resin substrate includes a resin body, an interlayer connection conductor provided in the resin body, and a conductor pattern bonded to the interlayer connection conductor. The resin body includes a gap provided adjacent to or in a vicinity of a bonding portion of the interlayer connection conductor and the conductor pattern, and a contact portion that contacts the interlayer connection conductor.

The present invention relates to an etching solution composition for selectively etching only silver, a silver alloy, or a silver compound, and to a circuit forming method using the composition. The circuit forming method according to the present invention is characterized in that, in a substrate material in which an electrically conductive seed layer and a circuit layer are formed of heterogeneous metals, only the seed layer is selectively etched to enable the implementation of fine pitches. In addition, the present invention relates to a circuit forming method and an etching solution composition, wherein only a seed layer of silver (Ag), a silver alloy, or a silver compound is selectively etched without etching a copper (Cu) plated circuit.

Creating in-via routing with a light pipe is disclosed. A resist layer is applied over a layer of conductive material provided in a via. A light pipe is inserted into the via. The surface of the light pipe includes at least one masked portion and at least one unmasked portion. A portion of the resist layer is exposed with light emitted from the unmasked portions of the light pipe. Portions of the conductive layer corresponding to the exposed portion of the resist layer are then removed to create the in-via routing.

Creating in-via routing with a light pipe is disclosed. A resist layer is applied over a layer of conductive material provided in a via. A light pipe is inserted into the via. The surface of the light pipe includes at least one masked portion and at least one unmasked portion. A portion of the resist layer is exposed with light emitted from the unmasked portions of the light pipe. Portions of the conductive layer corresponding to the exposed portion of the resist layer are then removed to create the in-via routing.