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US 7,018,844 B2Granted
Non-contact data carrier and method of fabricating the same
AssigneeDai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroshi Yagi, Masanao Watanabe, Takeshi Sekiguchi, Chikao Ikenaga, Makoto Nakamura
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Abstract
A non-contact data carrier includes a semiconductor device (11), a coil antenna (12), and a sealing resin coating (13) sealing the semiconductor device (11) and the coil antenna (12) therein. The electrodes (11a) of the semiconductor device (11) are connected to the opposite ends (12a, 12b) of the coil antenna (12) by wires (14). The surface of the coil antenna (12) opposite to the sealing resin coating (13) is covered with a protective layer (16) for protection.
Claims5
A non-contact data carrier fabricating method comprising the steps of:
- preparing a conductive substrate;
- forming a first resist pattern layer provided with openings on one of the surfaces of the conductive substrate, and forming a second resist pattern layer provided with openings on the other surface of the conductive substrate;
- forming locating holes in the substrate by coating the first resist pattern layer with a protective film and etching the conductive substrate through the openings of the second resist pattern layer;
- forming a coil antenna having opposite ends, and a semiconductor device mount by removing the protective film from the first resist pattern layer and plating the conductive substrate through the openings of the first resist pattern layer;
- removing the first and the second resist pattern layer from the conductive substrate;
- fixedly mounting a semiconductor device on the semiconductor device mount and connecting the opposite ends of the coil antenna to the semiconductor device by wires;
- encapsulating the semiconductor device, the coil antenna, the wires and the surroundings of the semiconductor device mount with a sealing resin coating;
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- removing the conductive substrate from the semiconductor device mount and the coil antenna.
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