Multilayer printed wiring board
AssigneeHitachi Chemical Company, Ltd.
InventorsYoshiyuki Tsuru, Shigeharu Arike, Takashi Sugiyama, Shinjirou Miyashita, Takayuki Suzuki
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AssigneeHitachi Chemical Company, Ltd.
InventorsYoshiyuki Tsuru, Shigeharu Arike, Takashi Sugiyama, Shinjirou Miyashita, Takayuki Suzuki
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A process for forming a multilayer printed wiring board comprising integrally laminating a plurality of insulating circuit boards having circuits formed on insulating substrates and interlaminar insulating layers sandwiched between adjacent insulating circuit boards, and forming via holes for making electrical connection between two or more layers of circuits. Where the difference between the glass transition point of an interlaminar insulating layer and that of the adjoining insulating substrate is not greater than 60.degree. C., proof against exfoliation due to heat history of the board and high reliability of insulation and through-hole connection is achieved. The interlaminar insulating layers desirably are B-staged and have a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%.
A process for producing a multilayer printed wiring board which comprises placing an interlaminar insulating layer between every adjoining insulating circuit boards having circuits formed on an insulating substrate containing reinforcing fiber, said interlaminar insulating layer being B-staged, having a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%, with the difference in glass transition point between the adjoining insulating layers being not greater than 60.degree. C., and not containing reinforcing fiber;
A process for producing a multilayer printed wiring board which comprises forming an etching resist at the part where circuit is to be formed on a laminate of copper-clad insulating substrates containing reinforcing fiber, etching away the unnecessary copper foil to make an insulating circuit board, preparing at least two pieces of such insulating circuit board, placing an interlaminar insulating layer between said insulating circuit boards, said interlaminar insulating layer being B-staged, having a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%, with the difference in glass transition point between the adjoining insulating layers being not greater than 60.degree. C., and not containing reinforcing fiber, integrally laminating them by heating under pressure, providing a plating resist over the whole surface of the obtained laminate, drilling the laminate to form holes to a depth required for connection, and forming a conductor layer by electroless plating.
A process for producing a multilayer printed wiring board which comprises forming an etching resist at the part where circuit is to be formed on a laminate of copper-clad insulating substrates containing reinforcing fiber, etching away the unnecessary copper foil to make an insulating circuit board, preparing at least two pieces of such insulating circuit boards, conducting no circuit working on the outermost surface of the insulating circuit board forming the outermost layer, placing between said insulating circuit boards an interlaminar insulating layer which is B-staged, has a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%, with the difference in glass transition point between the adjoining insulating layers being not greater than 60.degree. C., and contains no reinforcing fiber, integrally laminating them by heating under pressure, drilling the obtained laminate to form holes to a depth necessary for connection, forming a plated conductor layer by electroless plating, forming an etching resist on the outermost copper surface, and etching away the unnecessary copper.
A process for producing a multilayer printed wiring board which comprises forming an etching resist at the part where circuit is to be formed on a laminate of copper-clad insulating substrates containing reinforcing fiber, etching away the unnecessary copper foil to make an insulating circuit board, preparing at least two pieces of such insulating circuit board, placing between said insulating circuit boards an interlaminar insulating layer which is B-staged, has a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%, with the difference in glass transition point between the adjoining insulating layers being not greater than 60.degree. C., and contains no reinforcing fiber, integrally laminating them by heating under pressure, drilling the obtained laminate, forming a plated conductor layer by electroless plating to make an interlayer circuit board, preparing at least two pieces of such interlayer circuit board, placing between said interlayer circuit boards an interlaminar insulating layer which is B-staged, has a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%, with the difference in glass transition point between the adjoining insulating layers being not greater than 60.degree. C., and contains no reinforcing fiber, integrally laminating them by heating under pressure, providing an etching resist over the whole surface of the obtained laminate, drilling the laminate to form holes to a section where connection is necessary, and forming a plated conductor layer by electroless plating.
A process for producing a multilayer printed wiring board which comprises forming an etching resist at the part where interlayer circuit is to be formed on one side of a laminate of copper-clad insulating substrates containing reinforcing fiber, forming an etching resist over the entire surface of the other side, etching away the unnecessary copper foil on the inner layer side to make an insulating circuit board, preparing a pair of such insulating circuit boards, placing therebetween an interlaminar insulating layer which is B-staged, has a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%, with the difference in glass transition point between the adjoining insulating layers being not greater than 60.degree. C., and contains no reinforcing fiber, integrally laminating them by heating under pressure, drilling the obtained laminate to form holes to a section where connection is required, forming a plated conductor layer by electroless plating, forming an etching resist to the shape of circuit on the copper surface on the inner layer side, forming an etching resist over the entirety of the copper surface on the outer side, etching away the unnecessary copper on the embedded side to make two interlayer circuit boards, placing therebetween an interlaminar insulating layer which is B-staged, has a B-stage resin flow of less than 1%, with the difference in glass transition point between the adjoining insulating layers being not greater than 60.degree. C., and contains no reinforcing fiber, integrally laminating them by heating under pressure, drilling the obtained laminate to form holes to a necessary section for connection, forming a plated conductor layer by electroless plating, forming an etching resist to the shape of circuit on the outermost layer, and etching away the unnecessary copper.
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