A method for improving ion migration of pcb board
A PCB board and ion migration technology, which is applied in the processing of insulating substrates/layers, electrical components, printed circuit manufacturing, etc., can solve the requirements of the development of high-density PCB boards, voids in glass fiber bundles, and environmental protection. High cost and other issues, to achieve the effect of not affecting the basic performance, improving the surface energy of the material, and shortening the processing time
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[0024] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the embodiment given with accompanying drawing.
[0025] A method for improving ion migration of PCB boards, comprising:
[0026] (1) After the PCB board is drilled, bake the board body for 3 hours. The baking temperature is higher than the TG value of the board body by 10°C, so that the resin in the board body will melt and shrink, increasing the density of the resin in the hole wall of the board body, and reducing the temperature in the board body. Voids in fiberglass bundles.
[0027] (2) After the board body is baked, use the plasma plasma physical degumming method (such as figure 1 shown) to remove the slag in the board, that is, place the board in a vacuum chamber, and then pass a certain amount of nitrogen N2, oxygen O2, carbon tetrafluoride CF4, and hydrogen H2 into the vacuum chamber, and the power supply device will pass through the vacuum chamber. The positive and negative c...
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