Title :
A new built-up epoxy resin PCB technology for high density surface mount package and device attachment
Author :
Harazono, Masaaki ; Iwata, Yasutoshi ; Takami, Seiichi
Author_Institution :
Kyocera Corp., Kagoshima, Japan
Abstract :
A new technology has been developed comprising of high density printed circuit board materials fabricated with epoxy resin as the insulation material for enhancing high density surface mount assembly. The high density circuit board process is fabricated by a semi-additive plating method utilizing photo sensitive epoxy resin as the insulation material, and electroless and electrolytic copper plating for the conductors, Two design rule steps have been developed to stabilize the manufacturing process and to meet the market demand. Step 1 is designed with 100 μm via diameters with 50 μm line widths and spaces, while Step 2 is designed with 30 μm lines widths and spaces with 50 μm via diameters. Adhesive strength of conductor pad metalization has been validated on the dielectric layer. The thermal stresses resulting from flip chip assembly are controlled by the effects of micro anchors processed in the conductors of uniform size. Confirmed also is the environmental reliability of a substrate processed with 30 μm design rule line widths and spaces by the semi-additive plated method
Keywords :
circuit reliability; copper; electroless deposition; electroplating; epoxy insulation; flip-chip devices; microassembling; printed circuit manufacture; surface mount technology; thermal stresses; 30 to 100 micron; Cu; adhesive strength; built-up epoxy resin PCB technology; conductor pad metalization; device attachment; electroless Cu plating; electrolytic Cu plating; environmental reliability; flip chip assembly; high density PCB materials; high density SMT package; insulation material; manufacturing process; micro anchors; photo sensitive epoxy resin; semi-additive plating method; surface mount package; thermal stresses; Assembly; Conducting materials; Conductors; Copper; Dielectric substrates; Epoxy resins; Insulation; Printed circuits; Surface-mount technology; Thermal stresses;
Conference_Titel :
Multichip Modules, 1997., International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Denver, CO
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-3787-5
DOI :
10.1109/ICMCM.1997.581177