Manufacturing method of opto-electric hybrid flexible printed circuit board and opto-electric hybrid flexible printed circuit board
AssigneeNippon Mektron, Ltd.
InventorFumihiko Matsuda
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AssigneeNippon Mektron, Ltd.
InventorFumihiko Matsuda
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[Problem to be Solved] To make the strength of bonding between an optical semiconductor element and a flexible printed circuit board compatible with the precision of the mounting position of the optical semiconductor element. [Solution] A manufacturing method according to one aspect of the present invention includes: forming a core 3b such that a width of one end thereof is larger than that of a light-emitting part 4a of a surface light-emitting element 4 and that a width of the other end thereof is smaller than that of a light-receiving part 5a of a surface light-receiving element 5 by patterning a core layer after pasting a cladding layer 3a with the core layer; producing a flexible optical waveguide 3 by pasting a cladding layer 3c having flexibility with the cladding layer 3a to cover the core 3b; pasting the flexible optical waveguide 3 at a predetermined position on a lower face of a flexible printed circuit board 2 via an adhesive sheet 6; and respectively forming, at the one end and the other end of the core 3b, optical path converting mirrors 7 and 8 each of which converts an optical path of signal light due to light reflection on an end face by processing the flexible optical waveguide 3.
A manufacturing method of an opto-electric hybrid flexible printed circuit board, the opto-electric hybrid flexible printed circuit board including a flexible printed circuit board having a first principal surface and a second principal surface on an opposite side to the first principal surface;
A manufacturing method of an opto-electric hybrid flexible printed circuit board, the opto-electric hybrid flexible printed circuit board including a flexible printed circuit board having a first principal surface and a second principal surface on an opposite side to the first principal surface;
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