Anisotropically conductive member and method of manufacture
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorsYoshinori Hotta, Takashi Touma, Yusuke Hatanaka
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Abstract
An anisotropically conductive member has an insulating base material, and conductive paths composed of a conductive material which pass in a mutually insulated state through the insulating base material in a thickness direction thereof and which are provided in such a way that a first end of each conductive path is exposed on a first side of the insulating base material and a second end of each conductive path is exposed on a second side of the insulating base material. The conductive paths have a density of at least 2 million paths/mm2 and the insulating base material is a structure composed of an anodized aluminum film having micropores therein.
Claims5
A method of manufacturing an anisotropically conductive member comprising:
- an insulating base material;
- and conductive paths composed of a conductive material which pass in a mutually insulated state through the insulating base material in a thickness direction thereof and which are provided in such a way that a first end of each conductive path is exposed on a first side of the insulating base material and a second end of each conductive path is exposed on a second side of the insulating base material;
- wherein the conductive paths have a density of at least 2 million paths/mm2 and the insulating base material is a structure composed of an anodized aluminum film having micropores therein,
- the method comprising, in order:
- an anodizing step of anodizing an aluminum substrate so as to form the anodized film having micropores therein;
- a perforating step of passing holes determined by the micropores through the anodized film so as to obtain the insulating base material;
- and
- a metal filling step of filling a metal as the conductive material into the holes which pass through the insulating base material so as to obtain said anisotropically conductive member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.