DocumentCode
2504381
Title
Parameters of UV laser microvia formation based on Taguchi method of experiment design
Author
Borecki, Janusz ; Hackiewicz, Halina ; Koziol, G. ; Sitek, Janusz ; Codreanu, Norocel-Dragos
Author_Institution
Printed Circuit Res. Dept., Tele & Radio Res. Inst., Warsaw, Poland
fYear
2003
fDate
8-11 May 2003
Firstpage
112
Lastpage
116
Abstract
Extremely quick progress in miniaturisation of electronic components determine PCB producers to research of new material and technological solutions. Indispensable element of present HDI PCB´s are interlayer connections by using microvia techniques. Drilling by laser beam is one from manners of formation microvia. The use of UV laser permit sequentionally but in one technological operation, to open window in copper layer and then to drill the hole in dielectric layer. Course of drill process depends on large numbers of factors. Many factors mutually oneself influences. To qualify suitable value of particular factors would belong to pass numerically large series of single experiments. However using the Taguchi method of experiment design allow to limit of number of single experiments to tens and even a dozen or so. This method rested on advanced mathematics in univocal manner permits to qualify values of every from technological factors, at of which best results of experiments are received. Besides, that permits to estimate a power influence of individual factor on final result of experiment. This paper presents results of using of Taguchi method of experiment design to determine the best parameters of drilling microvias with ideal defined shape. The results are supported by an analysis of metallographic specimens.
Keywords
Taguchi methods; design of experiments; laser beam machining; Taguchi method; UV laser microvia formation; copper layer; dielectric layer; drill process; electronic components; experiment design; interlayer connections; laser beam drilling; metallographic specimen; printed circuit boards; Copper; Design methodology; Dielectrics; Drilling; Electronic components; Laser beams; Mathematics; Optical design; Optical materials; Shape;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electronics Technology: Integrated Management of Electronic Materials Production, 2003. 26th International Spring Seminar on
Print_ISBN
0-7803-8002-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ISSE.2003.1260496
Filename
1260496
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