Manufacturing method of wiring substrate and mask used for printing
A manufacturing method and wiring board technology, applied to printed circuits, printed circuit manufacturing, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as damage, insufficient supply of resin paste capacity, narrow intervals, etc.
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[0055] In order to verify the effect of the form of the opening of the printing mask, the experiment described below was carried out. A well-known copper-clad laminate (resin thickness 600 μm, Cu thickness 25 μm) was prepared, and as a plate-shaped core, via holes with a diameter of 250 μm were formed at predetermined positions and the pitch between via holes was 350 μm (the distance between via holes was 0.1 mm). through-hole group (two adjacent through-holes). Next, the plate-shaped core was filled with a resin paste in the through holes by a printing method using a metal mask. In addition, as a printing mask, elliptical openings having a major diameter of 365 μm and a minor diameter of 215 μm were formed at positions corresponding to the through-hole groups. Thereafter, the resin paste is dried and cured with the printed side facing upward. Then, the through-holes forming the through-hole group were observed, and no through-holes recessed from the surface of the plate-sha...
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