JP5143372B2 - Method for manufacturing hybrid multilayer circuit board - Google Patents

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JP5143372B2
JP5143372B2 JP2006114257A JP2006114257A JP5143372B2 JP 5143372 B2 JP5143372 B2 JP 5143372B2 JP 2006114257 A JP2006114257 A JP 2006114257A JP 2006114257 A JP2006114257 A JP 2006114257A JP 5143372 B2 JP5143372 B2 JP 5143372B2
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本発明は、部品実装部からケーブル部が引き出されてなる混成多層回路基板およびその製造方法に係わり、とくにケーブル部を形成する際に外層材料を剥離して内層材料を露出させて形成した混成多層回路基板およびその製造方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a hybrid multilayer circuit board in which a cable portion is drawn from a component mounting portion and a method for manufacturing the same, and more particularly to a hybrid multilayer formed by peeling an outer layer material to expose an inner layer material when forming a cable portion. The present invention relates to a circuit board and a manufacturing method thereof.

多層回路基板における内層部分を露出させる方法として、例えば特許文献1に示される方法がある。これは、予め外層材料の不要部分を除去する部分にスリットを入れ、接着部材でスリット部を一旦塞いでメッキ等の薬液染み込みを防止し、外形加工時に不要部分を剥離して除去するものである。   As a method of exposing the inner layer portion of the multilayer circuit board, for example, there is a method disclosed in Patent Document 1. In this method, slits are made in portions where unnecessary portions of the outer layer material are removed in advance, and the slit portions are temporarily closed with an adhesive member to prevent infiltration of chemicals such as plating, and the unnecessary portions are peeled off and removed during external processing. .

また、内層となる回路基板にフィルムベース金属箔積層体よりなる外層材料を積層し、外層材料の不要部を除去する工程を含む、多層の部品実装部から少なくとも1つ以上のケーブル部が突出している混成多層回路基板の製造方法として、特許文献2に示されるものがある。   In addition, at least one cable portion protrudes from the multilayer component mounting portion, including a step of laminating an outer layer material made of a film-based metal foil laminate on a circuit board as an inner layer and removing an unnecessary portion of the outer layer material. As a method for manufacturing a hybrid multilayer circuit board, there is one disclosed in Patent Document 2.

これは、外層材料の引き剥がし強度よりも引裂き強度が小さい絶縁ベースフィルムとなる外層材料を使用し、部品実装部とケーブル部との境界で引き剥がす方法が採られている。
特許第3427011号公報 特願2005-241188号出願書類
In this method, an outer layer material that is an insulating base film whose tear strength is smaller than the peel strength of the outer layer material is used, and a method of peeling off at the boundary between the component mounting portion and the cable portion is employed.
Japanese Patent No. 3427011 Application documents for Japanese Patent Application No. 2005-241188

しかしながら、特許文献1の技術では、接着部材の流れ出し方によっては完全にスリット部を塞ぎ切れない場合があり、このときはメッキ薬液等の染み込みが生じる。また、流れ出し量が多いと、不要部が必要以上に接着されるから不要部を除去することが困難になる。   However, in the technique of Patent Document 1, depending on how the adhesive member flows out, the slit portion may not be completely blocked, and in this case, a plating chemical solution or the like penetrates. Further, if the flow-out amount is large, the unnecessary portion is adhered more than necessary, and it becomes difficult to remove the unnecessary portion.

一方、特許文献2の技術では、引き剥がし始めの不要部を引裂くときの応力の掛け方によっては、部品実装部の外層材料が剥がれる領域が大きくなり過ぎる不具合がある。とくに、斜め上方に強く引っ張る応力を掛けると、この傾向が顕著になり易い。さらに、局部的に引き剥がし強度が低下する場合があり、この場合にも部品実装部の外層材料が剥がれる領域が大きくなり過ぎる不具合が生じる。   On the other hand, in the technique of Patent Document 2, there is a problem that an area where the outer layer material of the component mounting portion is peeled becomes too large depending on how to apply stress when tearing an unnecessary portion at the start of peeling. In particular, this tendency tends to be prominent when a stress that is strongly pulled obliquely is applied. In addition, the peeling strength may be locally reduced, and in this case as well, there is a problem that an area where the outer layer material of the component mounting portion is peeled becomes too large.

引き剥がし強度のバラツキは、積層プレス時の局部的な圧力や温度分布のバラツキに起因するもので、稀に引裂き始めの位置に引き剥がし強度の小さい部分があるときにもこの不具合が生じる。   The variation in the peeling strength is caused by the variation in local pressure and temperature distribution at the time of the laminating press, and this problem occurs even when there is a portion where the peeling strength is rare at the position where tearing starts.

本発明は、上述の点を考慮してなされたもので、外層材料の不要部を除去してケーブル部を形成するにつき、内層へのメッキ等の薬液染み込みがなく、外層材料を引裂き除去するときに部品実装部の外層材料が無用に剥がれることを抑制し得る混成多層回路基板およびその製造方法を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned points. When forming the cable portion by removing the unnecessary portion of the outer layer material, the inner layer is not soaked with chemicals such as plating, and the outer layer material is torn and removed. An object of the present invention is to provide a hybrid multilayer circuit board that can prevent the outer layer material of the component mounting part from being unnecessarily peeled off, and a method for manufacturing the same.

上記目的達成のため、本発明では、
外層および内層を有する部品実装部、およびこの部品実装部から内層材料が引き出されて形成されたケーブル部が平面方向の内方に配され、この平面方向の外方に、前記部品実装部および前記ケーブル部と切り離されて除去される捨て部が設けられ、前記内層材料を覆うように設けられた外層材料における不要部を剥離して前記ケーブル部を露出させるように構成された混成多層回路基板の製造方法において、
前記部品実装部および前記捨て部の基板を保持している部分に配され、前記ケーブル部およびその近傍には設けられない接着部材を、前記内層材料とフィルムベース金属箔積層体からなる前記外層材料との間に配して積層体を形成し、
前記積層体にめっき処理を施し、
外層パターン形成時に、前記積層体における前記外層材料の前記ケーブル部を覆い前記捨て部に達する前記外層材料の前記不要部に、引裂き境界まで金属箔を残し、
前記捨て部に位置する前記不要部であって、前記部品実装部から離れた位置に開口または切れ目を形成し、
前記開口または切れ目を指掛りとして前記不要部をめくり起こし、前記引裂き境界に沿って前記外層材料における前記不要部が切り離し剥離されて前記内層材料における前記ケーブル部を露出させる
ことを特徴とする混成多層回路基板の製造方法、
を提供するものである。
In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention,
Component mounting portion having an outer layer and the inner layer, and the cable portion which the inner layer material is formed is drawn from the component mounting portion is disposed inwardly of the planar direction, outwardly of the planar direction, the component mounting section and the A hybrid multilayer circuit board configured to be provided with a discarding portion that is separated from a cable portion and removed, and to peel off an unnecessary portion in the outer layer material provided to cover the inner layer material to expose the cable portion. In the manufacturing method,
The outer layer material composed of the inner layer material and the film-based metal foil laminate is provided with an adhesive member that is disposed on a part holding the substrate of the component mounting portion and the discarding portion and is not provided in the cable portion and the vicinity thereof. To form a laminate,
Plating the laminate,
When forming the outer layer pattern , leave the metal foil to the tearing boundary in the unnecessary portion of the outer layer material that covers the cable portion of the outer layer material in the laminate and reaches the discarding portion ,
The unnecessary portion located in the discarding portion, forming an opening or a cut at a position away from the component mounting portion,
The hybrid multilayer is characterized in that the unnecessary portion is turned up by using the opening or cut as a finger, and the unnecessary portion in the outer layer material is separated and peeled along the tear boundary to expose the cable portion in the inner layer material. Circuit board manufacturing method,
Is to provide.

本発明は上述のように、内層材料を外層材料で覆っているため、メッキ等の工程では、外層材料によって内層材料に形成された回路が完全に保護されており、メッキ等の薬液染み込みが完全に防止でき、また、外層材料の捨て部に指掛りを指掛りとして外層材料を引裂き除去するようにしたため、ケーブル部を覆っている外層材料を予定通りに引裂き易く、部品実装部の外層材料まで剥がれることを防止することができる。   As described above, since the inner layer material is covered with the outer layer material in the present invention, in the process such as plating, the circuit formed in the inner layer material is completely protected by the outer layer material, so that the chemical solution such as plating is completely infiltrated. Since the outer layer material is torn and removed by using the finger hook as a finger hook at the disposal part of the outer layer material, it is easy to tear the outer layer material covering the cable part as planned, and even the outer layer material of the component mounting part It can prevent peeling.

以下、添付図面を参照して本発明の実施形態を説明する。   Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

実施形態1Embodiment 1

図1(a)ないし(c)は、本発明に係る混成多層回路基板を製造するための各層材料の構成を示す平面図、また図1(d)はそれらを積層した状態を示す正面図である。   1 (a) to 1 (c) are plan views showing the structure of each layer material for manufacturing a hybrid multilayer circuit board according to the present invention, and FIG. 1 (d) is a front view showing a state in which they are laminated. is there.

まず、図1(a)は、外層材料としてのフィルムベース金属箔積層体101の平面形状を示している。この外層材料101は全体平面形状が矩形であり、この矩形内を更に仕切るように描かれた想像線により、図における左右両側に2つの部品実装部P、およびこれら部品実装部Pを繋ぐケーブル部Qの輪郭位置が示されている。そして、外層材料101における部品実装部Pおよびケーブル部Qを取り囲む部分は、この混成多層回路基板の実装時には部品実装部Pおよびケーブル部Qと切り離されて除去される捨て部Sである。   First, Fig.1 (a) has shown the planar shape of the film base metal foil laminated body 101 as an outer layer material. This outer layer material 101 has a rectangular overall planar shape, and two cable parts connecting the two component mounting parts P on the left and right sides in the drawing, and a cable part connecting these parts mounting parts P, by an imaginary line drawn to further partition the inside of the rectangle The contour position of Q is shown. The portion surrounding the component mounting portion P and the cable portion Q in the outer layer material 101 is a discarding portion S that is separated and removed from the component mounting portion P and the cable portion Q when the hybrid multilayer circuit board is mounted.

また、図1(b)は、外層材料101と後述する内層材料103との間に配される接着部材102の平面形状を示したものである。接着部材102は、部品実装部P、および部品実装まで基板に連結されて基板を保持している捨て部Sに対応する部分に配され、ケーブル部Qおよびその近傍には設けられない。したがって、ケーブル部Qおよびその近傍の部分は、切抜き部102Aとなっている。   FIG. 1B shows the planar shape of the adhesive member 102 disposed between the outer layer material 101 and an inner layer material 103 described later. The adhesive member 102 is disposed on the component mounting portion P and a portion corresponding to the discard portion S that is connected to the substrate and holds the substrate up to the component mounting, and is not provided in the cable portion Q and the vicinity thereof. Therefore, the cable portion Q and the vicinity thereof are cutout portions 102A.

そして、図1(c)は、内層材料103の平面形状を示したものである。内層材料103は、部品実装部103Pの回路、およびこの回路同士を接続するケーブル部103Qを構成するものである。そこで、ケーブル部Qの側部に、接着部材102と同様に切抜き部Tが形成されている。ただし、搬送中等におけるケーブル部Qの垂れ下がり防止のため、ケーブル部Qの一部と捨て部Sとを繋ぐ接続部Dが設けられている。   FIG. 1C shows a planar shape of the inner layer material 103. The inner layer material 103 constitutes a circuit of the component mounting portion 103P and a cable portion 103Q that connects the circuits. Therefore, a cutout portion T is formed on the side portion of the cable portion Q in the same manner as the adhesive member 102. However, in order to prevent the cable portion Q from drooping during transportation or the like, a connection portion D that connects a part of the cable portion Q and the discard portion S is provided.

また、図1(d)は、図1(a)ないし(c)に示された、外層材料101、接着部材102および内層材料103を積層してなる積層板100を、長手方向中央部の横から見た正面図である。   FIG. 1 (d) shows a laminated plate 100 formed by laminating the outer layer material 101, the adhesive member 102, and the inner layer material 103 shown in FIGS. 1 (a) to (c). It is the front view seen from.

この図1(d)から分るように、混成多層回路基板の図示中央部は、内層材料103とその図示上下位置にある外層材料101との間にスペースがあり、外層材料101と内層材料103とは相互に遊離した状態となっている。   As shown in FIG. 1 (d), in the illustrated central portion of the hybrid multilayer circuit board, there is a space between the inner layer material 103 and the outer layer material 101 at the upper and lower positions in the drawing, the outer layer material 101 and the inner layer material 103. Are separated from each other.

図2(a)ないし(d)は、図1の工程を経て形成された積層板に、所定の処理(メッキ、外層パターン形成等)を施し、ケーブル部が露出される直前の状態から露出工程終了後に至る各状態を示した平面図である。   2 (a) to 2 (d) show an exposure process from a state immediately before the cable portion is exposed by applying predetermined processing (plating, outer layer pattern formation, etc.) to the laminated board formed through the process of FIG. It is the top view which showed each state after completion | finish.

まず図2(a)は、外層材料101の不要部101Rを除去するための加工が施されている。外層材料101は、部品実装部101P、ケーブル部101Qおよび捨て部101Sにより構成されている。   First, in FIG. 2A, a process for removing the unnecessary portion 101R of the outer layer material 101 is performed. The outer layer material 101 includes a component mounting part 101P, a cable part 101Q, and a discarding part 101S.

後に除去される、外層材料101および内層材料103に対して固定されていない外層材料の不要部101Rは、2つの部品実装部101Pの相互間を結ぶ位置に構成されている。そして、この不要部101Rの四隅に、指掛りCが形成されており、この指掛りCに作業者が指を掛けて不要部101Rを破断部Bに沿って部品実装部101Pおよび捨て部101Sから引裂き、不要部101Rを除去する。 The outer layer material 101 and the unnecessary portion 101R of the outer layer material that is not fixed to the inner layer material 103, which will be removed later, are configured to connect the two component mounting portions 101P. Finger hooks C are formed at the four corners of the unnecessary portion 101R, and an operator puts a finger on the finger hook C to move the unnecessary portion 101R along the broken portion B from the component mounting portion 101P and the discarding portion 101S. The unnecessary portion 101R is removed by tearing.

指掛りCは、不要部101R隅部に設けるのが実際的であるが、それに限られる訳ではない。そして、指掛りCは、作業者の指先が掛けられる構造であればよく、指掛りが一層良くなる構造とすればなおよい。 The finger hook C is practically provided at the corner of the unnecessary portion 101R, but is not limited thereto. And the finger hook C should just be a structure where a fingertip of an operator can be hung, and it should just be set as the structure where finger hook is improved further.

図2(b)は、図2(a)に示される指掛りCを拡大して示したものである。これは、L字型をなす頂点C1から不要部101Rをめくり起こすことができ、指掛りとなる。また、L字型貫通穴の先端部C2の先端角θをより鋭角にすれば、後述するように引裂き剥離作業の始めの機械的応力が小さくなって引裂き易くなるため好ましい。 FIG. 2 (b) is an enlarged view of the finger hook C shown in FIG. 2 (a). This can turn up the unnecessary portion 101R from the apex C1 having an L-shape, and becomes a finger hook. Further, it is preferable to make the tip angle θ of the tip portion C2 of the L-shaped through-hole more acute because the mechanical stress at the beginning of the tearing and peeling operation becomes smaller and tearing becomes easier as will be described later.

ここで、指掛りCは、必ずしも積層板100を貫通するものであることは要せず少なくとも外層材料101が貫通された開口であればよい。さらに、パンチ打ち抜きではなく、トムソン刃などによる切れ目としてもよい。 Here, the finger hooking C is necessarily it is without requiring intended to penetrate the laminate 100 may be any opening that at least the outer layer material 101 is penetrated. Furthermore, it may be a cut by a Thomson blade or the like instead of punching.

図2(c)は、外層材料101の不要部101Rを剥離除去している途中の状態を示している。この作業は、指掛りCの部分に作業者が手指の先端を掛けて不要部101Rをめくり上げて剥離し、次いで図示右下方向に向けて引いていくことにより、不要部101Rが部品実装部Pの外層材料101Pおよび基板捨て部101Sから剥がされていく。これにより、不要部101Rにより覆われていたケーブル部103Qおよび捨て部103Sが露出した状態を示している。   FIG. 2C shows a state where the unnecessary portion 101R of the outer layer material 101 is being peeled and removed. In this operation, the operator puts the tip of the finger on the finger hook C, lifts and removes the unnecessary portion 101R, and then pulls it toward the lower right in the drawing, so that the unnecessary portion 101R becomes the component mounting portion. It is peeled off from the outer layer material 101P of P and the substrate discarding part 101S. Thus, the cable portion 103Q and the discard portion 103S that are covered with the unnecessary portion 101R are exposed.

図2(d)は、外層材料101の不要部101Rを全部除去した状態を示している。不要部101Rを除去したことにより、ケーブル部103Qおよび捨て部103Sの内層が露出した状態となる。   FIG. 2D shows a state in which all unnecessary portions 101R of the outer layer material 101 are removed. By removing the unnecessary portion 101R, the inner layers of the cable portion 103Q and the discard portion 103S are exposed.

図3は、図2(c)に続く工程を示している。この工程では、製品外形に沿って製品を分離するスリットEを打抜いて、部品実装部P(図1)およびケーブル部Q(図1)が捨て部S(図1)に対して接続部Dのみで接続された出荷用完成品の状態とする。 FIG. 3 shows a step following FIG. In this step, a slit E that separates the product along the product outline is punched, and the component mounting portion P (FIG. 1) and the cable portion Q (FIG . 1) are connected to the discard portion S (FIG. 1). It will be in the state of the finished product for shipment connected only by.

ここで、部品実装部101Pおよびケーブル部103Qは、回路基板が実装されるまで捨て部Sに対して接続部Dによって繋がっており、搬送等の取り扱い時に支障のない強度を保っている。   Here, the component mounting part 101P and the cable part 103Q are connected by the connecting part D to the discarding part S until the circuit board is mounted, and maintain a strength that does not hinder handling during handling.

ここで、図1および図2では、ケーブル部103Qの外形に沿って予め捨て部103Sとの間にスリット加工を行なってから外層材料と積層する例を示しているが、製品を分離するスリットEを打抜くときにケーブル部103Qと捨て部103Sとの間にスリット加工を行なってもよい。   Here, FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show an example in which slit processing is performed in advance with the discarding portion 103S along the outer shape of the cable portion 103Q and then the outer layer material is laminated. When punching out, slit processing may be performed between the cable portion 103Q and the discarding portion 103S.

図4(a)および(b)は、図2(a)に示した破断部Bの構成例を示したもので、回路基板が元々持っている金属箔を残すことにより、金属箔の強度を利用して引裂き易くしたものである。まず図4(a)の斜線に示す破断部Baは、不要部の外層材料101Rにある金属箔を引裂き境界まで残しておく。これにより、不要部101Rとの境界部分は大きな強度差を持つことになるから、この境界部分で不要部101Rを引裂き除去することができる。   4 (a) and 4 (b) show an example of the configuration of the fractured portion B shown in FIG. 2 (a). By leaving the metal foil originally possessed by the circuit board, the strength of the metal foil is increased. It is easy to tear using. First, the broken portion Ba shown by the oblique lines in FIG. 4A leaves the metal foil in the unnecessary outer layer material 101R to the tear boundary. As a result, the boundary portion with the unnecessary portion 101R has a large difference in strength, and thus the unnecessary portion 101R can be torn and removed at this boundary portion.

本発明に係る引裂きの最初の段階では、例えば図2の指掛りCの端部に瞬間的に強く応力がかかる。一般的な接着剤を使用したときの外層材料の引き剥がし強度は、IPC TM650 2.4.9に示されるフリーホイーリング・ロータリードラム法による測定で、概ね1.52N/mmである。したがって、例えば0.01mm幅の接着部分を引き剥がす応力は、約0.015Nとなる。   In the first stage of tearing according to the present invention, for example, a strong stress is momentarily applied to the end of the finger hook C in FIG. The peel strength of the outer layer material when using a general adhesive is approximately 1.52 N / mm as measured by the freewheeling rotary drum method shown in IPC TM650 2.4.9. Therefore, for example, the stress for peeling off the adhesive portion having a width of 0.01 mm is about 0.015N.

初期段階で端部が引き裂かれるときの機械的応力の特性値は、端裂抵抗値で示される。一般的なポリイミド樹脂の場合、準拠規格ASTM D-1004-66の測定で、概ね19kg/mm(1.94N/mm)である。しかし、この数値は、指掛りCの端部の形状によって小さくなり、端部が鋭角になるほど後述の引裂伝播抵抗値に近づく。   The characteristic value of the mechanical stress when the end portion is torn in the initial stage is indicated by the end tear resistance value. In the case of a general polyimide resin, it is approximately 19 kg / mm (1.94 N / mm) as measured by the compliant standard ASTM D-1004-66. However, this numerical value becomes smaller depending on the shape of the end portion of the finger hook C, and approaches the tear propagation resistance value described later as the end portion becomes an acute angle.

一旦端部が引裂かれると、引裂きが伝わる応力(引裂伝播抵抗値)は端裂抵抗値の1/8〜1/30程度に小さいので、スムーズに引裂かれていく。このように、瞬間的に強く応力が懸かる引裂き始めの位置を部品実装部Pから離れた位置に設定することにより、引き剥がすときに部品実装部Pの外層材料101Pまで剥がれが及ぶことが抑制される。   Once the end portion is torn, the stress (tear propagation resistance value) through which tearing is transmitted is as small as about 1/8 to 1/30 of the end tear resistance value. In this way, by setting the position at the beginning of tearing at which stress is applied strongly and momentarily to a position away from the component mounting portion P, it is possible to suppress peeling to the outer layer material 101P of the component mounting portion P when peeling. The

例えばポリイミド樹脂の場合、引裂伝播抵抗値は概ね0.32N/mmであるので、計算上0.05mm厚みのポリイミドフィルムをベースとした外層材料を用いた場合の外層材料Pの剥がれは、8μm幅程度となる。   For example, in the case of a polyimide resin, the tear propagation resistance value is approximately 0.32 N / mm. Therefore, when the outer layer material based on a polyimide film having a thickness of 0.05 mm is calculated, the peeling of the outer layer material P is about 8 μm wide. Become.

図4(a)では、外層材料を引裂く部分B(図2(a))で外層材料が残る側に銅箔(または金属箔)を残していない。このままでもよいが、銅箔を除去した外層材料よりも銅箔を残しておいた外層材料の方が、見掛け上の引き剥がし強度が高くなる。 In FIG. 4A, the copper foil (or metal foil) is not left on the side where the outer layer material remains in the portion B (FIG. 2A) where the outer layer material is torn. Although it may be left as it is, the outer layer material in which the copper foil is left has higher apparent peel strength than the outer layer material from which the copper foil has been removed.

このため、外層材料を引裂き始める部分で外層材料が残る側には、図4(b)に示すように、引裂き始める位置から引裂く境界線に沿って銅箔Bbを残しておくことが好ましい。この場合、少なくとも長さ0.5mm以上で幅0.1mm以上の銅箔片があればよい。図4(b)のように、部品実装部Pの外側で指掛りC付近の部分に銅箔片Bbを形成しておけば、製品のパターンに影響を与えることなく引裂き特性を改善できる。   For this reason, it is preferable to leave the copper foil Bb along the boundary line that tears from the position where tearing starts, as shown in FIG. In this case, a copper foil piece having a length of at least 0.5 mm and a width of at least 0.1 mm is sufficient. As shown in FIG. 4B, if the copper foil piece Bb is formed in the portion near the finger hook C outside the component mounting portion P, the tearing characteristics can be improved without affecting the product pattern.

実施形態2Embodiment 2

図5は、本発明の実施形態2を示す平面図である。指掛りCを入れる領域を確保するためには、外層材料101、内層材料103に対して固定されていない不要部101Rは、部品実装部101Pとケーブル部101Qとの境界線を捨て部101Sの方向に延長するように設ければよいが、不要部101Rとして除去される領域が大きくなる不都合がある。   FIG. 5 is a plan view showing Embodiment 2 of the present invention. In order to secure an area for inserting the finger hook C, the unnecessary portion 101R that is not fixed to the outer layer material 101 and the inner layer material 103 discards the boundary line between the component mounting portion 101P and the cable portion 101Q in the direction of the portion 101S. However, there is an inconvenience that a region to be removed as the unnecessary portion 101R becomes large.

この場合、図5に示すように、部品実装部Pとケーブル部Qとの境界部分に、符号Fで示す部品実装部Pの突出部を設けておくと、不要部101Rとして除去される領域の大きさを小さくすることができる。   In this case, as shown in FIG. 5, if a protruding portion of the component mounting portion P indicated by the symbol F is provided at the boundary portion between the component mounting portion P and the cable portion Q, the region to be removed as the unnecessary portion 101R The size can be reduced.

この実施形態2における部品実装部101Pとの境界部分の引裂きは、実施形態1と同様に行なう。   The tearing of the boundary portion with the component mounting portion 101P in the second embodiment is performed in the same manner as in the first embodiment.

実施形態3Embodiment 3

図6は、本発明の実施形態3を示したものである。指掛りCをトムソン刃などによる切れ目として加工できる場合、前述の引裂伝播抵抗値に近い小さい応力で引裂き除去することができる。この場合は、外層材料101および内層材料103に対して固定されていない不要部101Rを、部品実装部101Pおよびケーブル部101Qとの境界線を捨て部101Sの方向に延長するように設定する必要はなく、図6に示すように部品実装部101Pの脇に設定することができる。   FIG. 6 shows Embodiment 3 of the present invention. When the finger hook C can be processed as a cut by a Thomson blade or the like, it can be removed by tearing with a small stress close to the above-described tear propagation resistance value. In this case, it is necessary to set the unnecessary portion 101R that is not fixed to the outer layer material 101 and the inner layer material 103 so that the boundary line between the component mounting portion 101P and the cable portion 101Q extends in the direction of the discard portion 101S. Instead, it can be set beside the component mounting portion 101P as shown in FIG.

実施形態4Embodiment 4

図7(a)ないし(b)は、本発明の実施形態4を示したもので、ケーブル部QがL字型に屈曲している例である。   FIGS. 7A to 7B show a fourth embodiment of the present invention, which is an example in which the cable portion Q is bent in an L shape.

外層材料の不要部101Rを引裂き除去する場合、不要部101Rの形状は、四角形としておくと引裂き方向が直線状になるので好ましい。このため、ケーブル部Qが屈曲している場合は、ケーブル部Qの屈曲に追随するように、図7(a)に想像線で示す部分を不要部101Rとして設定してもよい。 When the unnecessary portion 101R of the outer layer material is torn and removed, it is preferable that the unnecessary portion 101R has a quadrangular shape because the tearing direction is linear. For this reason, when the cable portion Q is bent, a portion indicated by an imaginary line in FIG. 7A may be set as the unnecessary portion 101R so as to follow the bending of the cable portion Q.

ただし、不要部101Rを広く設定すると、ワークエリア内に無駄なスペースが広くできてしまう。そこで図7(b)に示すように、分割部Gで不要部101Rを分割し、2方向に分割して引裂き除去してもよい。   However, if the unnecessary portion 101R is set wide, a useless space can be widened in the work area. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7B, the unnecessary portion 101R may be divided by the dividing portion G and divided in two directions to be removed by tearing.

この場合、G部は直線状に金属箔を除去しておき、G部両端CG1,CG2にはそれぞれ図7(c),(d)に示すような切込みを入れておくと、図7(e)に示すように2方向に向けて引裂くことができる。部品実装部101Pとの境界部分の引裂きは、実施形態1と同様に行なう。   In this case, if the metal part of the G part is removed in a straight line and the notches as shown in FIGS. 7 (c) and 7 (d) are made in the G part both ends CG1 and CG2, respectively, FIG. ) And can be torn in two directions. The tearing of the boundary portion with the component mounting portion 101P is performed in the same manner as in the first embodiment.

図1(a)ないし(d)は、本発明の実施形態1の製造工程のうち、積層体を形成する工程を示す説明図。FIGS. 1A to 1D are explanatory views showing a step of forming a laminated body in the manufacturing steps of Embodiment 1 of the present invention. 図2(a)ないし(d)は、図1の工程に続いて混成多層回路基板から外層材料を剥離する工程を示す説明図。FIGS. 2A to 2D are explanatory views showing a process of peeling the outer layer material from the hybrid multilayer circuit board following the process of FIG. 図3は、製品外形に沿って製品を分離するスリットEを打抜いて、混成多層回路基板が完成した状態を示す説明図。FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a state where a hybrid multilayer circuit board is completed by punching slits E for separating products along the product outline. 図4(a)ないし(b)は、混成多層回路基板からケーブル部の外層材料を除去する際に利用する破断部で、引裂く境界線に沿って金属箔を残す例を示す説明図。FIGS. 4A and 4B are explanatory views showing an example in which a metal foil is left along a tearing boundary line at a breakage portion used when the outer layer material of the cable portion is removed from the hybrid multilayer circuit board. 図5は、本発明の実施形態2の製造工程のうちの、外層材料を剥離する領域を示す説明図。FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a region where an outer layer material is peeled in a manufacturing process according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. 図6は、本発明の実施形態3の製造工程のうちの、外層材料を剥離する領域を示す説明図。FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing a region where the outer layer material is peeled in the manufacturing process according to the third embodiment of the present invention. 図7(a)ないし(e)は、本発明の実施形態4の製造工程のうちの、外層材料を剥離する工程を示す説明図。FIGS. 7A to 7E are explanatory views showing a process of peeling the outer layer material in the manufacturing process of Embodiment 4 of the present invention.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

100 積層体(混成多層回路基板)
101 外層材料
102 接着部材
103 内層材料
P 部品実装部
Q ケーブル部
R 外層材料の不要部
S 捨て部
T 切抜き部
A 外層材料の不要部または積層部材の切抜きの領域
B 部品実装部Pと外層材料の不要部Rとの境界領域
Ba 破断部
Bb 金属箔
C,GC1,GC2 切込み
D 捨て部Sとの接続部
E スリット
F 部品実装部のケーブル部側への突出部
G 不要部の分割部
100 Laminate (Hybrid multilayer circuit board)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 101 Outer layer material 102 Adhesive member 103 Inner layer material P Component mounting part Q Cable part R Outer layer material unnecessary part S Throwing part T Cut-out part A Outer part of the outer layer material or area B of the laminated member B Component mounting part P and outer layer material Boundary area Ba with unnecessary part R Broken part Bb Metal foil C, GC1, GC2 Notch D Connection part E with discard part S Slit F Projection part G to the cable part side of component mounting part Split part of unnecessary part

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外層および内層を有する部品実装部、およびこの部品実装部から内層材料が引き出されて形成されたケーブル部が平面方向の内方に配され、この平面方向の外方に、前記部品実装部および前記ケーブル部と切り離されて除去される捨て部が設けられ、前記内層材料を覆うように設けられた外層材料における不要部を剥離して前記ケーブル部を露出させるように構成された混成多層回路基板の製造方法において、
前記部品実装部および前記捨て部の基板を保持している部分に配され、前記ケーブル部およびその近傍には設けられない接着部材を、前記内層材料とフィルムベース金属箔積層体からなる前記外層材料との間に配して積層体を形成し、
前記積層体にめっき処理を施し、
外層パターン形成時に、前記積層体における前記外層材料の前記ケーブル部を覆い前記捨て部に達する前記外層材料の前記不要部に、引裂き境界まで金属箔を残し、
前記捨て部に位置する前記不要部であって、前記部品実装部から離れた位置に開口または切れ目を形成し、
前記開口または切れ目を指掛りとして前記不要部をめくり起こし、前記引裂き境界に沿って前記外層材料における前記不要部が切り離し剥離されて前記内層材料における前記ケーブル部を露出させる
ことを特徴とする混成多層回路基板の製造方法。
Component mounting portion having an outer layer and the inner layer, and the cable portion which the inner layer material is formed is drawn from the component mounting portion is disposed inwardly of the planar direction, outwardly of the planar direction, the component mounting section and the A hybrid multilayer circuit board configured to be provided with a discarding portion that is separated from a cable portion and removed, and to peel off an unnecessary portion in the outer layer material provided to cover the inner layer material to expose the cable portion. In the manufacturing method,
The outer layer material composed of the inner layer material and the film-based metal foil laminate is provided with an adhesive member that is disposed on a part holding the substrate of the component mounting portion and the discarding portion and is not provided in the cable portion and the vicinity thereof. To form a laminate,
Plating the laminate,
When forming the outer layer pattern , leave the metal foil to the tearing boundary in the unnecessary portion of the outer layer material that covers the cable portion of the outer layer material in the laminate and reaches the discarding portion ,
The unnecessary portion located in the discarding portion, forming an opening or a cut at a position away from the component mounting portion,
The hybrid multilayer is characterized in that the unnecessary portion is turned up by using the opening or cut as a finger, and the unnecessary portion in the outer layer material is separated and peeled along the tear boundary to expose the cable portion in the inner layer material. A method of manufacturing a circuit board.
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