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JP4981572B2
JP4981572B2 JP2007196739A JP2007196739A JP4981572B2 JP 4981572 B2 JP4981572 B2 JP 4981572B2 JP 2007196739 A JP2007196739 A JP 2007196739A JP 2007196739 A JP2007196739 A JP 2007196739A JP 4981572 B2 JP4981572 B2 JP 4981572B2
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a liquid viscous material filling method that enables efficient execution of filling of a liquid viscous material into through-holes drilled in a multilayered circuit board, while simplifyication of the working process. <P>SOLUTION: In the liquid viscous material filling method, configured to fill a liquid viscous material 4 into each through-hole 3 of a multilayered circuit board 2, drilled with each through-hole 3 penetrating between the surface and the rear face, by utilizing ultrasonic oscillation, an opening part 3a of each through-hole 3 is immersed in the liquid viscous material 4; and ultrasonic oscillations are given in an axial-center direction of each through-hole 3 so as to supply the liquid viscous material 4 toward the other opening part 3b of each through-hole 3. Consequently, the liquid viscous material is filled in the through-holes. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&amp;INPIT

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この発明は、多層回路基板に用いられる液状粘性材料の充填方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for filling a liquid viscous material used for a multilayer circuit board.

近年、処理する情報量の増大にともない、集積化された回路をよりコンパクトに形成できる多層回路基板に関する技術が注目を集めている。   In recent years, with the increase in the amount of information to be processed, a technique related to a multilayer circuit board capable of forming an integrated circuit more compactly has attracted attention.

一例としては、各層間を導体であるワイヤー51で接続した図4(A)に示す多層回路基板が公知となっている。ただし、この多層回路基板は、ワイヤー51によって接続されるスペース52を各層に確保するために積重ねる回路基板53の大きさを順次小さくせざるを得ないため、多数の回路基板53を積重ねることができない。   As an example, a multilayer circuit board shown in FIG. 4A in which each layer is connected by a wire 51 as a conductor is known. However, in this multilayer circuit board, the size of the circuit boards 53 to be stacked must be successively reduced in order to secure the spaces 52 connected by the wires 51 in each layer, so that a large number of circuit boards 53 are stacked. I can't.

これに対し、多層回路基板の表裏面間を貫通する貫通孔54に導電性の液状粘性材料56を充填して各層間を導通させる図4(B)に示す技術が公知となっている。この技術によれば、多くの回路基板57を積重ねることが可能になる一方で、上記貫通孔54が非常に小さいな孔であるため、このような孔に液状粘性材料56をどのようにして充填させるかが問題となる。   On the other hand, a technique shown in FIG. 4B is known in which a through-hole 54 penetrating between the front and back surfaces of a multilayer circuit board is filled with a conductive liquid viscous material 56 to conduct each layer. According to this technique, a large number of circuit boards 57 can be stacked. On the other hand, since the through hole 54 is a very small hole, how can the liquid viscous material 56 be placed in such a hole? The problem is whether to fill.

上記問題を解決する手段として、表裏面間に貫通する貫通孔を穿設した多層回路基板の上記貫通孔に超音波振動を利用して液状粘性材料を充填する特許文献1に示す液状粘性材料の充填方法が公知となっている。
特開2007−73918号公報
As a means for solving the above problem, the liquid viscous material shown in Patent Document 1 is filled with liquid viscous material using ultrasonic vibration in the through hole of the multilayer circuit board having a through hole penetrating between the front and back surfaces. Filling methods are known.
JP 2007-73918 A

しかし、上記文献の液状粘性材料の充填方法は、昇圧処理して差圧充填する際に超音波振動を付加するもので、充填作業工程が複雑になるという課題がある他、多層回路基板に穿設された貫通孔への充填に適用すると、各層間に形成される微小な隙間によって昇圧処理する際に貫通孔内の圧力も上がってしまい、貫通孔内への差圧充填を効率良く行うことができないことがあるという課題もある。
本発明は、上記課題を解決し、作業工程が簡略化されるとともに、多層回路基板に穿設された貫通孔への充填を効率良く行うことができる液状粘性材料の充填方法を提供することを目的とする。
However, the liquid viscous material filling method of the above-mentioned document adds ultrasonic vibration when the pressure is increased and the differential pressure is filled, and there is a problem that the filling work process is complicated, and the multilayer circuit board is perforated. When applied to filling the through-holes provided, the pressure in the through-holes increases when the pressure is increased due to the minute gaps formed between the layers, and the differential pressure filling into the through-holes is efficiently performed. There is also a problem that sometimes cannot be done.
The present invention provides a method for filling a liquid viscous material that solves the above problems, simplifies the work process, and can efficiently fill the through holes formed in the multilayer circuit board. Objective.

上記課題を解決するため本発明の液状粘性材料の充填方法は、第1に表裏面間に貫通する貫通孔3を穿設した多層回路基板2の上記貫通孔3に超音波振動を利用して液状粘性材料4を充填する液状粘性材料の充填方法において、上記貫通孔3の一方の開口部3aを液状粘性材料4に浸漬し、該貫通孔3の軸心方向に超音波振動を与えることによりポンピング作用を生じさせ、該ポンピング作用によって、貫通孔3の前記一方の開口部3aから他方の開口部3bに向かって液状粘性材料4を供給して充填することを特徴としている。 In order to solve the above problems, the liquid viscous material filling method of the present invention firstly utilizes ultrasonic vibration in the through hole 3 of the multilayer circuit board 2 having the through hole 3 penetrating between the front and back surfaces. In the liquid viscous material filling method for filling the liquid viscous material 4, one opening 3 a of the through hole 3 is immersed in the liquid viscous material 4 and ultrasonic vibration is applied in the axial direction of the through hole 3. cause yo Ri pumping action by the pumping action, is characterized by filling by supplying a liquid viscous material 4 toward the said one opening 3a of the through-hole 3 to the other opening 3b.

第2に、超音波振動する振動体7の振動面7aに多層回路基板2の開口部3aを対向させ、前記多層回路基板2を前記振動面7a側に押接し、振動面7aの超音波振動により、多層回路基板2と振動面7aとの間の隙間を変化させ、該隙間の変化による生じるポンピング作用によって、該開口部3aと前記振動面7aとの間に液状粘性材料4を導入して介在させことを特徴としている。 Secondly, the opening 3a of the multilayer circuit board 2 is opposed to the vibration surface 7a of the vibrating body 7 that vibrates ultrasonically, the multilayer circuit board 2 is pressed against the vibration surface 7a, and the ultrasonic waves of the vibration surface 7a are pressed. The gap between the multilayer circuit board 2 and the vibration surface 7a is changed by vibration, and the liquid viscous material 4 is introduced between the opening 3a and the vibration surface 7a by the pumping action caused by the change in the gap. is characterized in that Ru is interposed Te.

第3に、液状粘性材料4の液面より上下方向のホーン7の上端部を突出させて上記ホーン7に超音波振動を与え、ホーン7の上端部外周面に沿って液状粘性材料4を上昇移動させることにより、ホーン7上端面の振動面7aを液状粘性材料4で覆うことを特徴としている。   Third, the upper end portion of the horn 7 in the vertical direction is projected from the liquid surface of the liquid viscous material 4 to apply ultrasonic vibration to the horn 7, and the liquid viscous material 4 is raised along the outer peripheral surface of the upper end portion of the horn 7. By moving, the vibration surface 7a at the upper end surface of the horn 7 is covered with the liquid viscous material 4.

第4に、貫通孔3が多層回路基板2の各層導通用の孔であり、液状粘性材料4が導電性の材料である溶融金属であり、前記他方の開口部3bから排出されて球状をなす溶融金属4を冷却することにより、バンプ22を形成することを特徴としている。 Fourth, the through hole 3 is a hole for conducting each layer of the multilayer circuit board 2, and the liquid viscous material 4 is a molten metal which is a conductive material, and is discharged from the other opening 3b to form a spherical shape. Bumps 22 are formed by cooling the molten metal 4 .

第5に、非酸化雰囲気下で行われることを特徴としている。 Fifth, the process is performed in a non-oxidizing atmosphere.

以上のように構成される液状粘性材料の充填方法によれば、貫通孔の一方の開口部を液状粘性材料に浸漬し該貫通孔の軸心方向に超音波振動を与えることにより貫通孔の他方の開口部に向かって液状粘性材料を供給して充填するため、昇圧処理を行う必要がなくなるので、作業工程が簡略化されるとともに多層回路基板の貫通孔への充填を効率良く行うことができるという効果がある。   According to the filling method of the liquid viscous material configured as described above, the other of the through holes is obtained by immersing one opening of the through hole in the liquid viscous material and applying ultrasonic vibration in the axial direction of the through hole. Since the liquid viscous material is supplied and filled toward the opening, there is no need to perform the pressure increasing process, so that the work process is simplified and the through hole of the multilayer circuit board can be efficiently filled. There is an effect.

また、液状粘性材料の液面より上下方向のホーンの上端部を突出させて上記ホーンに超音波振動を与え、ホーンの上端部外周面に沿って液状粘性材料を上昇移動させ、ホーン上端面の振動面を液状粘性材料で覆う方法を用いることにより、多層回路基板が必要以上に液状粘性材料に浸漬されないため、各層間に形成される隙間から多層回路基板の充填対象部分以外の部分に液状粘性材料が入り込んでしまう事態が防止できる。   Further, the upper end of the horn in the vertical direction is projected from the liquid surface of the liquid viscous material to give ultrasonic vibration to the horn, and the liquid viscous material is moved up and moved along the outer peripheral surface of the upper end of the horn. By using the method of covering the vibrating surface with the liquid viscous material, the multilayer circuit board is not immersed in the liquid viscous material more than necessary, so the liquid viscosity is applied from the gap formed between each layer to the part other than the filling target part of the multilayer circuit board. The situation where the material enters can be prevented.

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図1は本発明の方法に用いられる充填装置の要部正断面図である。充填装置1は、多層回路基板2の後述する貫通孔3(図2参照)に液状粘性材料である溶融半田4(溶融金属)を充填するものであり、超音波振動を発生させる振動子6と、振動子6の振動が伝搬されるホーン7(振動体)と、フレーム8と、上記溶融半田4及び多層回路基板2を収容する上方が開放されたケース9と、ヒータ11と、キャップ12とを備えている。
Hereinafter, illustrated embodiments will be described.
FIG. 1 is a front sectional view of an essential part of a filling apparatus used in the method of the present invention. The filling device 1 is for filling molten solder 4 (molten metal), which is a liquid viscous material, into a later-described through hole 3 (see FIG. 2) of the multilayer circuit board 2, and a vibrator 6 that generates ultrasonic vibrations. A horn 7 (vibrating body) through which the vibration of the vibrator 6 is propagated, a frame 8, a case 9 in which the upper side accommodating the molten solder 4 and the multilayer circuit board 2 is opened, a heater 11, a cap 12, It has.

上記フレーム8の上部には上方が開放された上下方向の筒状部8aが設置されている。この筒状部8a内には上記ホーン7が上向きに収容されている。ホーン7は上下方向に延びる略円柱状に成形され、振動子6の振動が伝えられて上下方向中心が節、上下の端部が腹となる軸方向の超音波振動を発生させるものであり、上記筒状部8aの同心軸上に配置されている。そして、ホーン7の上端には略水平な振動面7aが形成されており、この振動面7aに多層回路基板2を載置する。   On the upper part of the frame 8, a vertical cylindrical part 8 a having an open top is installed. The horn 7 is accommodated upward in the cylindrical portion 8a. The horn 7 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape extending in the vertical direction, and the vibration of the vibrator 6 is transmitted to generate ultrasonic vibration in the axial direction in which the vertical center is a node and the upper and lower ends are antinodes. It arrange | positions on the concentric axis | shaft of the said cylindrical part 8a. A substantially horizontal vibration surface 7a is formed at the upper end of the horn 7, and the multilayer circuit board 2 is placed on the vibration surface 7a.

上記ホーン7の上部には上記ケース9が固定的に外装されている。ケース9は、ホーン7の上部外周面を囲繞する円筒状に形成されており、上端が開口し、下端内周面でホーン7の外周に嵌合して取り付けられている。上記ケース9へのホーン7の固定は、ホーン7の中途部外周面に突設されたフランジ部13にケース9の下端面をボルト固定することにより行う。   The case 9 is externally fixed on the horn 7. The case 9 is formed in a cylindrical shape surrounding the upper outer peripheral surface of the horn 7, has an upper end opened, and is fitted and attached to the outer periphery of the horn 7 on the lower end inner peripheral surface. The horn 7 is fixed to the case 9 by bolting the lower end surface of the case 9 to a flange portion 13 projecting from the outer peripheral surface of the middle portion of the horn 7.

ちなみに、上記フランジ部13はホーン7の上下方向中心に形成され、ホーン7が超音波振動している際にも殆ど振動しないため、上記ケース9も殆ど振動はしない。くわえて、上記ケース9の上端部外周面全体が上記筒状部8aの上端部内周面全体に当接しており、ケース9によって筒状部8aの上端開放側が塞がれている。そして、上記ケース9内を溶融半田4で満たして、溶融半田4の液面下に上記振動面7aを位置させる。なお、ケース9内の溶融半田4の液面を下降させ、該液面からホーン7の上端部を突出させてもよい(図1の状態)。   Incidentally, the flange portion 13 is formed at the center in the vertical direction of the horn 7 and hardly vibrates even when the horn 7 is ultrasonically vibrated, so the case 9 hardly vibrates. In addition, the entire outer peripheral surface of the upper end portion of the case 9 is in contact with the entire inner peripheral surface of the upper end portion of the cylindrical portion 8a, and the upper end open side of the cylindrical portion 8a is blocked by the case 9. Then, the inside of the case 9 is filled with the molten solder 4, and the vibrating surface 7 a is positioned below the liquid surface of the molten solder 4. The liquid level of the molten solder 4 in the case 9 may be lowered and the upper end of the horn 7 may be protruded from the liquid level (state shown in FIG. 1).

上記ヒータ11は、上記ケース9の外周面に設けられており、ケース9を加熱してケース9内の半田が溶融半田4である状態を維持させる。   The heater 11 is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the case 9 and heats the case 9 to maintain a state where the solder in the case 9 is the molten solder 4.

上記キャップ12はその基端部が上記筒状部8aに挿脱可能に嵌合され、振動面7aに載置された多層回路基板2の周辺及び上方を覆う作業空間Sを形成する。また、キャップ12の天井部分にはキャップ孔12aが穿設され、上記作業空間Sの外側から多層回路基板2にアクセスできるように構成されている。   The cap 12 has a base end portion that is removably fitted into the cylindrical portion 8a, and forms a work space S that covers the periphery and the top of the multilayer circuit board 2 placed on the vibration surface 7a. A cap hole 12a is formed in the ceiling portion of the cap 12 so that the multilayer circuit board 2 can be accessed from the outside of the work space S.

充填装置1による充填作業中は、上記空間Sに窒素ガス、アルゴンガス等の不活性ガス等が常時供給され、作業空間Sに非酸化雰囲気(不活性雰囲気、還元雰囲気)が形成される。そして、作業空間Sに供給された不活性ガスは、上記キャップ孔12aから排出され、作業空間Sの圧力が所定以上に上昇しないようになっている。なお、上記キャップ孔12aを塞いで作業空間Sを真空雰囲気にすることにより非酸化雰囲気を形成することもできる。   During the filling operation by the filling apparatus 1, an inert gas such as nitrogen gas or argon gas is constantly supplied to the space S, and a non-oxidizing atmosphere (inert atmosphere, reducing atmosphere) is formed in the working space S. The inert gas supplied to the work space S is discharged from the cap hole 12a so that the pressure in the work space S does not rise above a predetermined level. A non-oxidizing atmosphere can also be formed by closing the cap hole 12a and making the working space S a vacuum atmosphere.

図2は多層回路基板の要部正断面図である。多層回路基板2は複数の回路基板14によって構成される。回路基板14はウエハー16と、ウエハー16の片面に形成された電気回路である集積回路17と、集積回路17を覆って保護する絶縁層18とを備える。さらに回路基板14には表裏を貫く積層方向の導通孔19が穿設されている。そして、各回路基板14の集積回路形成側(表面側)を積層方向に向けた状態で、回路基板14を積重ねていくことにより、多層化された多層回路基板2を構成する。   FIG. 2 is a front sectional view of an essential part of the multilayer circuit board. The multilayer circuit board 2 includes a plurality of circuit boards 14. The circuit board 14 includes a wafer 16, an integrated circuit 17 that is an electric circuit formed on one surface of the wafer 16, and an insulating layer 18 that covers and protects the integrated circuit 17. Further, the circuit board 14 is provided with a conduction hole 19 in the stacking direction penetrating the front and back. Then, by stacking the circuit boards 14 in a state where the integrated circuit formation side (front side) of each circuit board 14 is directed in the stacking direction, the multilayered circuit board 2 is formed.

上記導通孔19は回路基板14が多層化されると、導通孔19同士が連通されて多層回路基板2全体を積層方向に貫く貫通孔3を形成するように構成されている。そして、上記貫通孔3内に溶融半田4を充填して凝固させて凝固半田4’とすることにより、各層の回路基板14に形成された集積回路17同士を電気的に接続させる。   When the circuit board 14 is multilayered, the conduction hole 19 is configured such that the conduction holes 19 communicate with each other to form the through hole 3 penetrating the entire multilayer circuit board 2 in the stacking direction. Then, the molten solder 4 is filled into the through hole 3 and solidified to obtain a solidified solder 4 ', thereby electrically connecting the integrated circuits 17 formed on the circuit boards 14 of the respective layers.

回路基板14の導通孔19は、他の回路基板14の導通孔19と連通する2つの連通部21(連通口)の径がその他の部分(中途部)の径に対して大きくなるように形成されている。これによって、凝固半田4’が充填された際、各導通孔19間の接合強度が向上し、各回路基板14の集積回路17同士を電気的に確実に接続せしめることが可能になる。   The conductive hole 19 of the circuit board 14 is formed so that the diameters of the two communication portions 21 (communication ports) communicating with the conductive holes 19 of the other circuit boards 14 are larger than the diameters of the other portions (midway portions). Has been. Thereby, when the solidified solder 4 ′ is filled, the bonding strength between the conduction holes 19 is improved, and the integrated circuits 17 of the circuit boards 14 can be electrically connected to each other reliably.

また、上記2つの連通部21における回路基板の表面側の連通部21a(表面連通部)と裏面側の連通部21b(裏面連通部)とは径が異なるように形成されている(図示する例では、裏面連通部21bに対して表面連通部21aの径が大きくなるように形成されている)。このため、一方の回路基板14の連通部21で凝固した半田の一部が他方の回路基板14の表面又は裏面に固着(図示する例では、表面連通部21aの凝固半田4’の一部が他方の回路基板14のウエハー16に固着)され、回路基板14同士の付着強度が向上する。   Further, in the two communication portions 21, the communication portion 21a (front surface communication portion) on the front surface side of the circuit board and the communication portion 21b (back surface communication portion) on the back surface side are formed to have different diameters (example shown in the figure). Then, the diameter of the front surface communication portion 21a is larger than that of the back surface communication portion 21b). For this reason, a part of the solder solidified at the communication part 21 of one circuit board 14 is fixed to the front or back surface of the other circuit board 14 (in the example shown, a part of the solidified solder 4 ′ of the surface communication part 21a is fixed. The adhesion strength between the circuit boards 14 is improved by being fixed to the wafer 16 of the other circuit board 14.

ちなみに、導通孔19の絶縁層18部分が中途部に対して径が大きく形成されることにより、導通孔19の表面連連通部21aの径が中途部の径に対して大きくなっている。くわえて、導通孔19の絶縁層18部分においても、回路基板14の表面に向かって次第に径が大きくなるテーパ状に形成されている。このため、導通孔19の絶縁層18部分に溶融半田4が充填されると、集積回路が確実に溶融半田に導通せしめられる。   Incidentally, the diameter of the surface communication portion 21a of the conduction hole 19 is larger than the diameter of the midway portion because the insulating layer 18 portion of the conduction hole 19 is formed larger in diameter than the midway portion. In addition, the insulating layer 18 portion of the conduction hole 19 is also formed in a tapered shape whose diameter gradually increases toward the surface of the circuit board 14. For this reason, when the molten solder 4 is filled in the insulating layer 18 portion of the conduction hole 19, the integrated circuit is reliably conducted to the molten solder.

次に、図1及図2に基づいて、多層回路基板14の貫通孔3に溶融半田4を充填させる方法について説明する。
まず、多層回路基板14における最下層の回路基板14のウエハー16側の面(下面)がホーン7の振動面7aに接触するようにして、多層回路基板14をホーン7の振動面7aに載置する。そして、多層回路基板14に穿設された複数の積層方向の挿通孔2aに固定棒(図示しない)をそれぞれ挿通させ、該固定棒を振動面7aに対して固定することにより、多層回路基板2の振動面7a上での水平方向の移動を規制するとともに、多層回路基板2の各層間のずれを防止している。(図1参照)
Next, a method for filling the through hole 3 of the multilayer circuit board 14 with the molten solder 4 will be described with reference to FIGS.
First, the multilayer circuit board 14 is placed on the vibration surface 7 a of the horn 7 so that the surface (lower surface) on the wafer 16 side of the lowermost circuit board 14 in the multilayer circuit board 14 is in contact with the vibration surface 7 a of the horn 7. To do. Then, a fixing bar (not shown) is inserted into the plurality of stacking direction insertion holes 2a formed in the multilayer circuit board 14, and the fixing bar is fixed to the vibration surface 7a, whereby the multilayer circuit board 2 is fixed. The horizontal movement on the vibration surface 7a is restricted and displacement between the layers of the multilayer circuit board 2 is prevented. (See Figure 1)

なお、多層回路基板12の外側周に沿う複数の外形枠20を設け、該外形枠20を振動面7aに固設することにより、振動面7a上に載置された多層回路基板2の水平方向の移動を規制させてもよい(図1参照)。これによって、多層回路基板2の各層間のずれも防止される。   In addition, by providing a plurality of outer frames 20 along the outer periphery of the multilayer circuit board 12, and fixing the outer frames 20 to the vibration surface 7a, the horizontal direction of the multilayer circuit board 2 placed on the vibration surface 7a. May be restricted (see FIG. 1). As a result, displacement between the layers of the multilayer circuit board 2 is also prevented.

そして、上記のように水平方向の移動が規制された多層回路基板14を任意の押接手段手段により振動面7aに押接し、多層回路基板12の積層方向の移動も規制する。この際、多層回路基板14の下面と振動面7aとは面接触している状態であることが好ましい。   Then, the multilayer circuit board 14 in which the movement in the horizontal direction is restricted as described above is pressed against the vibration surface 7a by any pressing means, and the movement of the multilayer circuit board 12 in the stacking direction is also restricted. At this time, it is preferable that the lower surface of the multilayer circuit board 14 and the vibration surface 7a are in surface contact.

なお、振動面7aと多層回路基板14との間に板状のスペーサ(図示しない)等を介在させてもよい。この場合に、スペーサ上の溶融半田4を充填させる必要がある貫通孔3が位置する箇所には該貫通孔3と連通する孔を穿設する一方で、溶融半田4を充填させる必要がない貫通孔3をスペーサによって塞ぐことにより、溶融半田4を充填させる貫通孔3を自由に設定することが可能になる。   A plate-like spacer (not shown) or the like may be interposed between the vibration surface 7a and the multilayer circuit board 14. In this case, a hole communicating with the through-hole 3 is formed at a position where the through-hole 3 that needs to be filled with the molten solder 4 on the spacer is formed, while the molten solder 4 need not be filled. By closing the hole 3 with a spacer, the through hole 3 for filling the molten solder 4 can be freely set.

上記セッティングをした後、作業空間Sに不活性ガスを供給するか、作業空間Sを真空雰囲気にし、上記ホーン7を軸方向に超音波振動させる。すると、振動面7aが溶融半田4の液面下にある場合には、振動面7aの超音波振動により、多層回路基板14の下面と振動面7aとの間に形成される微小な隙間(図示しない)が変化し、ポンピング作用によって上記隙間に振動面7a上の溶融半田4が入り込み、多層回路基板14に形成された上記貫通孔3の一方の開口部3a(導入口)まで溶融半田4が導入される。   After the above setting, an inert gas is supplied to the working space S or the working space S is set in a vacuum atmosphere, and the horn 7 is ultrasonically vibrated in the axial direction. Then, when the vibration surface 7a is below the liquid surface of the molten solder 4, a minute gap (illustrated) is formed between the lower surface of the multilayer circuit board 14 and the vibration surface 7a by ultrasonic vibration of the vibration surface 7a. The melted solder 4 on the vibration surface 7a enters the gap by the pumping action, and the molten solder 4 reaches the one opening 3a (introduction port) of the through hole 3 formed in the multilayer circuit board 14. be introduced.

一方、振動面7aがケース9の溶融半田4に浸漬されておらず、溶融半田4の液面からホーン7の上端部が突出している場合には、ホーン7の超音波振動により、ホーン7の上端部外周面に発生する表面波その他の作用によりホーン7の上端部外周面付近の溶融半田4がその外周面に沿って上昇して振動面7aにまで達し、振動面7a上に溶融半田4の被膜を形成する。そして、前述した場合と同様に超音波振動のポンピング作用によって、貫通孔3の導入口3aまで溶融半田4が導入される。   On the other hand, when the vibration surface 7 a is not immersed in the molten solder 4 of the case 9 and the upper end portion of the horn 7 protrudes from the liquid surface of the molten solder 4, Due to surface waves and other actions generated on the outer peripheral surface of the upper end, the molten solder 4 near the outer peripheral surface of the upper end of the horn 7 rises along the outer peripheral surface to reach the vibration surface 7a, and the molten solder 4 on the vibration surface 7a. Form a coating. As in the case described above, the molten solder 4 is introduced to the introduction port 3a of the through hole 3 by the pumping action of ultrasonic vibration.

続いて、同じく超音波振動のポンピング作用により上記導入口3aに導入された溶融半田4が他方の開口部3b(排出口)に向かって移送される。上記溶融半田4が排出口3aにまで達すると、貫通孔3内に溶融半田4が供給充填された状態になる。さらに、多層回路基板14に超音波振動を付加し続けると、排出口3bから多層回路基板外2に溶融半田4が排出される。作業空間Sが非酸化雰囲気であるため、排出された溶融半田4は表面張力によって球状をなして排出口3b付近に溜まる。   Subsequently, the molten solder 4 introduced into the introduction port 3a by the pumping action of ultrasonic vibration is transferred toward the other opening 3b (discharge port). When the molten solder 4 reaches the discharge port 3a, the molten solder 4 is supplied and filled into the through hole 3. Further, when ultrasonic vibration is continuously applied to the multilayer circuit board 14, the molten solder 4 is discharged out of the multilayer circuit board 2 from the discharge port 3b. Since the working space S is in a non-oxidizing atmosphere, the discharged molten solder 4 forms a sphere due to surface tension and accumulates in the vicinity of the discharge port 3b.

画像処理等により充填作業の終了状態が検知されると、キャップ孔12aを介して、ピンセット等により振動面7a上から多層回路基板2を摘み上げ、溶融半田4を冷却して凝固させる。すると、多層回路基板14の上記排出口3b付近に球状のバンプ22が形成され、貫通孔3内の溶解半田4が凝固半田4’となり、各層の回路基板14同士が電気的、機械的に強固に接続される。なお、上記バンプ22は他の多層回路基板等との接続コネクタ又は接続用予備半田として利用できる。   When the completion state of the filling operation is detected by image processing or the like, the multilayer circuit board 2 is picked up from the vibration surface 7a by tweezers or the like through the cap hole 12a, and the molten solder 4 is cooled and solidified. Then, a spherical bump 22 is formed in the vicinity of the discharge port 3b of the multilayer circuit board 14, the molten solder 4 in the through hole 3 becomes solidified solder 4 ', and the circuit boards 14 of each layer are electrically and mechanically strong. Connected to. The bump 22 can be used as a connector for connection to another multilayer circuit board or the like, or a spare solder for connection.

上記構成の液状粘性材料の充填方法によれば、超音波振動の脱泡効果によって、貫通孔3内に充填した溶融半田4内にボイドが形成されることを防止できる。   According to the filling method of the liquid viscous material having the above-described configuration, it is possible to prevent voids from being formed in the molten solder 4 filled in the through holes 3 due to the defoaming effect of ultrasonic vibration.

次に、図3に示す他の実施形態について前述の実施形態と異なる部分を説明する。
図3は他の実施形態を示す多層回路基板の要部正断面図である。同図に示された多層回路基板2においては、導通路19が中途部から裏面連通部21bに向かって次第に径が大きくなるテーパ状に形成されている。このような形状に成形するのは比較的容易であるため、裏面連通部21bに対して中途部の径を大きくすることも容易になる。
Next, with respect to another embodiment shown in FIG. 3, portions different from the above-described embodiment will be described.
FIG. 3 is a front sectional view of a principal part of a multilayer circuit board showing another embodiment. In the multilayer circuit board 2 shown in the figure, the conduction path 19 is formed in a tapered shape having a diameter that gradually increases from the midway portion toward the back surface communication portion 21b. Since it is relatively easy to mold into such a shape, it is easy to increase the diameter of the midway portion with respect to the back surface communication portion 21b.

本発明の方法に用いられる充填装置の要部正断面図である。It is a principal part front sectional view of the filling apparatus used for the method of this invention. 多層回路基板の要部正断面図である。It is a principal part sectional drawing of a multilayer circuit board. 他の実施形態を示す多層回路基板の要部正断面図である。It is a principal part front sectional view of the multilayer circuit board which shows other embodiment. (A)は各層をワイヤーによって電気的に接続する従来公知の多層回路基板の要部正面図であり、(B)は各層を貫通孔の充填される導電性の液状粘性材料によって接続する従来公知の多層回路基板の要部正面図である。(A) is a principal part front view of the conventionally well-known multilayer circuit board which electrically connects each layer with a wire, (B) is a conventionally well-known which connects each layer with the electroconductive liquid viscous material with which a through-hole is filled. It is a principal part front view of this multilayer circuit board.

2 多層回路基板
3 貫通孔
3a 導入口(開口部)
3b 排出口(開口部)
4 溶融半田(液状粘性材料)
7 ホーン(振動体)
7a 振動面
22 バンプ
2 Multilayer circuit board 3 Through hole 3a Inlet (opening)
3b Discharge port (opening)
4 Molten solder (liquid viscous material)
7 Horn (vibrating body)
7a Vibration surface
22 Bump

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表裏面間に貫通する貫通孔(3)を穿設した多層回路基板(2)の上記貫通孔(3)に超音波振動を利用して液状粘性材料(4)を充填する液状粘性材料の充填方法において、上記貫通孔(3)の一方の開口部(3a)を液状粘性材料(4)に浸漬し、該貫通孔(3)の軸心方向に超音波振動を与えることによりポンピング作用を生じさせ、該ポンピング作用によって、貫通孔(3)の前記一方の開口部(3a)から他方の開口部(3b)に向かって液状粘性材料(4)を供給して充填する液状粘性材料の充填方法。 Filling the through-hole (3) of the multilayer circuit board (2) with a through-hole (3) penetrating between the front and back surfaces by filling the liquid viscous material (4) using ultrasonic vibration. in the method, one opening of the through hole (3) (3a) and immersed in a liquid viscous material (4), by Ri pumping action in the axial direction to provide an ultrasonic vibration of the through hole (3) The liquid viscous material (4) is supplied and filled from the one opening (3a) of the through hole (3) toward the other opening (3b) by the pumping action. Filling method. 超音波振動する振動体(7)の振動面(7a)に多層回路基板(2)の開口部(3a)を対向させ、前記多層回路基板(2)を前記振動面(7a)側に押接し、振動面(7a)の超音波振動により、多層回路基板(2)と振動面(7a)との間の隙間を変化させ、該隙間の変化による生じるポンピング作用によって、該開口部(3a)と前記振動面(7a)との間に液状粘性材料(4)を導入して介在させ請求項1の液状粘性材料の充填方法。 The opening (3a) of the multilayer circuit board (2) is opposed to the vibration surface (7a) of the vibrating body (7) that ultrasonically vibrates, and the multilayer circuit board (2) is pressed against the vibration surface (7a) side. Then, the gap between the multilayer circuit board (2) and the vibrating surface (7a) is changed by ultrasonic vibration of the vibrating surface (7a), and the opening (3a) is generated by a pumping action caused by the change of the gap. a method of filling a liquid viscous material (4) introduced to the liquid viscous material according to claim 1 which Ru is interposed between the vibration surface (7a). 液状粘性材料(4)の液面より上下方向のホーン(7)の上端部を突出させて上記ホーン(7)に超音波振動を与え、ホーン(7)の上端部外周面に沿って液状粘性材料(4)を上昇移動させることにより、ホーン(7)上端面の振動面(7a)を液状粘性材料(4)で覆う請求項2の液状粘性材料の充填方法。   The upper end portion of the horn (7) in the vertical direction is projected from the liquid surface of the liquid viscous material (4) to give ultrasonic vibration to the horn (7), and the liquid viscosity along the outer peripheral surface of the upper end portion of the horn (7). The filling method of the liquid viscous material of Claim 2 which covers the vibration surface (7a) of a horn (7) upper end surface with a liquid viscous material (4) by raising and moving material (4). 貫通孔(3)が多層回路基板(2)の各層導通用の孔であり、液状粘性材料(4)が導電性の材料である溶融金属であり、前記他方の開口部(3b)から排出されて球状をなす溶融金属(4)を冷却することにより、バンプ(22)を形成する請求項1,2又は3の液状粘性材料の充填方法。 The through hole (3) is a hole for conducting each layer of the multilayer circuit board (2), and the liquid viscous material (4) is a molten metal which is a conductive material, and is discharged from the other opening (3b). The method of filling a liquid viscous material according to claim 1, 2 or 3 , wherein the bump (22) is formed by cooling the molten metal (4) having a spherical shape . 非酸化雰囲気下で行われる請求項1,2,3又は4の液状粘性材料の充填方法。 The method for filling a liquid viscous material according to claim 1, 2, 3 or 4 , which is performed in a non-oxidizing atmosphere.
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