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US 12,016,132 B2Granted
Base material for printed circuit board and method of manufacturing base material for printed circuit board
AssigneeSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorsKayo Hashizume, Masamichi Yamamoto
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Abstract
A base material for a printed circuit board includes a base film having an insulating property, and a sintered body layer including metal particles and layered on at least one surface of the base film. The sintered body layer includes sintered particles that are derived from the metal particles and partially embedded into the surface of the base film. The embedment ratio of the sintered particles is greater than or equal to 10% and less than or equal to 90%.
Claims11
A base material for a printed circuit board comprising:
- a base film having an insulating property;
- and
- a sintered body layer including metal particles and layered on at least one surface of the base film, wherein
- the sintered body layer includes sintered particles that are derived from the metal particles and partially embedded into the surface of the base film, and
- an embedment ratio of the sintered particles is greater than or equal to 10% and less than or equal to 90%,
- wherein a contact area ratio represented by (A−B)/B·100 is greater than or equal to 0.05% and less than or equal to 0.50%, where A denotes a contact area between the base film and the sintered body layer including the metal particles, and B denotes a projected surface area of the base film.
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A base material for a printed circuit board comprising:
- a base film having an insulating property;
- and
- a sintered body layer including metal particles and layered on at least one surface of the base film, wherein
- the sintered body layer includes sintered particles that are derived from the metal particles and partially embedded into the surface of the base film,
- an embedment ratio of the sintered particles is greater than or equal to 10% and less than or equal to 90%, and,
- the embedment ratio of the sintered particles is defined as a percentage that is converted from an average of ratios (D/L) of embedment depths to thicknesses of five sintered particles that are selected in order of embedment depth from a deepest embedment depth in an observation area,
- said D denoting a embedment depth of each sintered particle of the five sintered particles, and said L denoting a thickness of said each sintered particle of the five sintered particles at the embedment depth,
- if the number of sintered particles embedded into the surface of the base film is less than 5, a sintered particle that is not embedded into the surface of the base film is set to have a depth of 0 nm for a purpose of calculating the average of the ratios (D/L),
- said observation area being defined as an area of a 1.1 μm range along an interface between the base film and the sintered body layer in a cross-section in the thickness direction of the base material,
- said embedment depth denoting a depth of a point that is most embedded into the base film relative to an imaginary straight line that includes an interface between gaps on left and right sides of the sintered particle and the base film,
- said gaps denoting gaps formed between the base film and the sintered body layer.
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A base material for a printed circuit board comprising:
- a base film having an insulating property;
- and
- a sintered body layer including metal particles and layered on at least one surface of the base film, wherein
- the sintered body layer includes sintered particles that are derived from the metal particles and partially embedded into the surface of the base film,
- an average embedment depth of the sintered particles is 9.2 nm or more and 21.1 nm or less,
- said average embedment depth is an average value of embedment depths of five sintered particles that are selected in order of embedment depth from a deepest embedment depth in an observation area, and
- if the number of sintered particles embedded into the surface of the base film is less than 5, a sintered particle that is not embedded into the surface of the base film is set to have a depth of 0 nm for a purpose of the average embedment depth,
- said observation area being defined as an area of a 1.1 μm range along an interface between the base film and the sintered body layer in a cross-section in the thickness direction of the base material,
- said embedment depth denoting a depth of a point that is most embedded into the base film relative to an imaginary straight line that includes an interface between gaps on left and right sides of the sintered particle and the base film,
- said gaps denoting gaps formed between the base film and the sintered body layer.
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A printed circuit board comprising:
- a base film having an insulating property;
- and
- a sintered body layer including metal particles and layered on at least one surface of the base film, wherein
- the sintered body layer includes sintered particles that are derived from the metal particles and partially embedded into the surface of the base film,
- an average embedment depth of the sintered particles is 9.2 nm or more and 21.1 nm or less,
- within a range where the average embedment depth of the sintered particles is 1.1 μm along an interface in a cross section in a thickness direction including the interface between the base film and the sintered body layer, said average embedment depth is defined as a depth into the base film relative to an imaginary straight line, said imaginary straight line including an interface between gaps existing on left and right sides of the sintered particles and the base film,
- said gaps are formed between the base film and the sintered body layer,
- said average embedment depth is an average value of the embedment depths of five sintered particles in descending order of the embedment depth, and
- if the number of sintered particles embedded into the surface of the base film is less than 5, a sintered particle that is not embedded into the surface of the base film is set to have a depth of 0 nm.
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