Wiring formation method and transfer mold manufacturing method
AssigneeCONNECTEC JAPAN Corporation
InventorsHiroshi Komatsu, Daisuke Sakai
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AssigneeCONNECTEC JAPAN Corporation
InventorsHiroshi Komatsu, Daisuke Sakai
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Provided is an unprecedented and innovative wiring formation method with which it is possible to form transfer wiring using a transfer mold on a substrate having recesses and protrusions on the surface, without carrying out a smoothing process. The wiring formation method includes filling recesses (4a) arranged in a prescribed pattern in a transfer mold (4) having the recesses (4a) with an electroconductive member (2), laying the transfer mold (4) filled with the electroconductive member (2) over the surface of a substrate (1) having recesses and protrusions, transferring the electroconductive member (2) to the surface of the substrate (1), and forming a wiring part (3) on the surface of the substrate (1) using the electroconductive member (2), wherein a soft mold having a durometer A hardness of 40-70 is used as the transfer mold (4).
A wiring formation method in which recesses arranged in a prescribed pattern in a transfer mold are filled with an electroconductive member, the transfer mold filled with the electroconductive member is laid over a surface of a substrate having recesses and protrusions, the electroconductive member is transferred to the surface of the substrate, and a wiring part is formed on the surface of the substrate by using the electroconductive member, the wiring formation method being characterized by including a preparation step for preparing a soft transfer mold having a durometer A hardness of 40-70 as the transfer mold, and a pressure contact step for laying the transfer mold over the surface of the substrate, after which the transfer mold deforms in accordance with the recesses and protrusions, and pressure contact is carried out such that a surface of the transfer mold comes into close contact with the surface of the substrate.
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