Production of silica "green" tape and co-fired silica substrates therefrom
AssigneeMcDonnell Douglas Corporation
InventorLloyd E. Sanchez
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AssigneeMcDonnell Douglas Corporation
InventorLloyd E. Sanchez
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Production of silica "green" tapes employed in fabrication of multilayer circuit boards, by mixing silica powder comprised of spherical substantially uniform particles ranging in size from 0.1 to 2 microns, e.g., 0.7 micron, with a liquid medium containing a vinyl acetate--acrylic copolymer emulsion as binder, polyethylene glycol as plasticizer and dispersant, and preferably also including a small amount of boron, in the form of boric acid or boric oxide. The resulting slip is cast on a substrate, such as a polyester tape and dried to produce a crack-free tape. The resulting silica " green" tape is cut into individual tapes, a predetermined circuit pattern is screened onto each tape, preferably employing gold or copper conductors, and the polyester backing is removed from the tapes. The screened silica "green" tapes are then collated and registered to form a stack of layers, and the layers are laminated under pressure and at elevated temperature into a monolithic unit. Such monolithic unit is then fired at a temperature of the order of about 1050.degree. C. into a multilayer circuit board formed of silica having a low dielectric constant and capable of operating efficiently at high frequencies.
A process for preparing a silica tape which comprises:
A process for preparing a silica tape which comprises:
A process for preparing a silica tape which comprises:
A process for producing a multilayer circuit board which comprises:
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