JPS58225689A - Method of producing laminated board for printed circuit board - Google Patents

Method of producing laminated board for printed circuit board

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JPS58225689A
JPS58225689A JP10809082A JP10809082A JPS58225689A JP S58225689 A JPS58225689 A JP S58225689A JP 10809082 A JP10809082 A JP 10809082A JP 10809082 A JP10809082 A JP 10809082A JP S58225689 A JPS58225689 A JP S58225689A
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直 永井
星 郁夫
横地 潔
正美 新井
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Resonac Corp
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Hitachi Chemical Co Ltd
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(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
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【発明の詳細な説明】 不発明に、スルーホール信頼性に優nた印刷配線板用積
層板の製造方法VL関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method VL for manufacturing a laminate for a printed wiring board that has excellent through-hole reliability.

従来、印刷配騰板用積層板として汀、ガラス繊維、1磯
繊維、木材パルプ等からなる織布、不織布、#を状物な
どυ繊維基材にフェノール樹脂、エポキシ樹脂、不信オ
ロポリエステル樹脂などυ熱硬化τl、樹脂紮捕々に組
与せせて成形さrし7tもQ)か用いら7してきている
。例えば1紙、フェノール、紙エポキシ、ガラス布エポ
キシ、ガラスマットホリエステルなどυ積ノー板′t″
ある〇そして、こtらり積層、叡に用途V(Lりて菅い
わけらγしている。即ち、民生用電子機器に用いらrL
る印刷配線板の殆んどに紙基材積層板で1ゎり、そGJ
80%強か片間プリント配線板でおる。しかし、最近の
民生用電子機器げ従来工9も、↓り多くの′1子部品?
限ら扛茂スペース円に配備する傾向vLあり、こnに対
応するため、一枚の基板の2面(表裏)に配線を有し、
両面の電気導通tスルーホール?通じて接続する紙基材
、両■グリント配勝板も多く伎討ざ扛てさている〇−万
、コンピュタ−1通信機器めるいn機器の制御1III
などのいわゆ/8産栗用Vt用いらrLる印刷配線板に
、ガラス布エポキシ槓層板が始んとてあり、基板の小型
化2部品Of6密度実装化と共VCC18和性が筐丁1
丁敵しく安水さγしてきていゐ3゜ガラス布エポキシ槓
層板に、両面印刷配線板として用いらnるυか殆んどで
あり、+!販するデバイスの尚集積化と、cnらデバイ
スυ基板へり尚密度実装化yt伴なう発熱e(五り生f
/)基板(lJ熱膨張が、デバイスのそrしと比べ大き
な渣があ@ため、@頼性が低下するという開路がめる。
Conventionally, laminates for printed distribution boards have been made of woven fabrics, non-woven fabrics, # shaped materials, etc. made of sand, glass fibers, 1-iso fibers, wood pulp, etc. Phenol resins, epoxy resins, untrusted olopolyester resins, etc. are used as fiber base materials. υThermosetting τl, resin ligatures are combined and molded, and 7t has also been used for some time. For example, 1 paper, phenol, paper epoxy, glass cloth epoxy, glass matte polyester, etc.
Yes, there is a lamination, and it is used for various purposes. In other words, it is not used in consumer electronic equipment.
Most of the printed wiring boards used are paper-based laminates with a thickness of 1゜.
A little over 80% of the wiring is covered by a printed wiring board. However, recent consumer electronic devices also have fewer and fewer conventional parts.
There is a tendency for VL to be deployed in a limited space circle, and in order to cope with this, one board has wiring on two sides (front and back),
Electrical conduction through hole on both sides? Paper material to be connected through, both ■ There are many glint winning boards, 〇 -10,000, computers -1 Communication equipment control 1 III
A glass cloth epoxy laminated board was first used in the printed wiring board used for so-called /8 chestnut Vt, and the miniaturization of the board and the density mounting of 2 parts of 6 and the same VCC18 harmony were achieved. 1
Most of the 3゜ glass cloth epoxy laminated boards are used as double-sided printed wiring boards, and are becoming more and more expensive. The increased integration of devices sold on the market and the increased density of packaging on the board of cn, etc.
/) The thermal expansion of the substrate (lJ) causes a large residue compared to the thermal expansion of the device, resulting in an open circuit that reduces reliability.

即ち、基板■熱膨張がデバイスυそt′LL9人きい友
々)、回路の切断、接続不良あるいaスルーホールメッ
キの接続不良等が生ずる問題′t″め9、流度サイクル
に対する個順性(lJ確誌か必侠となってさている。
In other words, the thermal expansion of the board causes problems such as disconnection of the circuit, poor connection, or poor connection of through-hole plating. Sex (lJ sure magazine or required chivalry).

以上に述べitJ*に、印刷配線板の用途としては1紙
基材基板に代表式ILる様な民生用の比較的低グレード
の分野とガラス布エポキシ基板1c代表さn、6様な大
型コンピューター吟の高信頼性を賛求さ7Lる分野とか
両極にめる0最古、企業におけるφ務間接部門のオンイ
スオートメーション、工場VCおけるファクトリ−オー
トメーション、ボ庭Vtおけるホームエレクトpニクス
めるい巨個人に2けるバーンナルエレクトロニクス等Q
)入局生活のあらゆる而での電子化が進与、こnらの分
野□での印刷配線板の情安か急減yc増人しつつらるo
しかしft、がら、こnらり分野υ印刷配線板への*求
しベルに、特性的rc rrx篩1llIIなガラス布
エポキシ積層板に近いレベルであるか、コスト的Vにガ
ラス布エポキシ積層板より低いレベルが安来さ扛ている
As mentioned above, the applications of printed wiring boards are relatively low-grade fields for consumer use such as 1 paper base substrate, representative IL, and glass cloth epoxy board 1c, 6 types of large computers, etc. The high reliability of Gin is admired, and it is the oldest in the field of 7L, Onice Automation in the φ administrative and indirect departments of companies, Factory Automation in factory VC, and Home Electronics pM Merai Giant in Boiwa VT. Vernal electronics, etc. Q for individuals
) Computerization has progressed in all aspects of office life, and the number of printed wiring boards in these fields is rapidly decreasing and increasing.
However, in the field of printed wiring boards in the field of FT, GAR, and Konrari, glass cloth epoxy laminates are at a level close to glass cloth epoxy laminates with characteristic RC RRX 1llII II, or glass cloth epoxy laminates are The lower level is Yasugi.

そこで、上述の用途VCに、表面會ガラス布とし芯材V
tガラス不織布ヶ使った比較的安価なガラス基材コンポ
ジット槓層板が使わrLriじめてきてい/)。しかし
、こりコンポジット槓層板に、ガラス布と比べてガラス
*iの疎なガラス不織布盆便用丁/)ため、エホ千シM
+脂で成形しに基板内(lJ輌JUII宮有率か必然的
pc尚くな9、従って基板としてtarガラス布基材槙
層仮と比べて熱膨喉収縮が大さいという欠点金石する。
Therefore, for the above-mentioned application VC, the surface glass cloth and the core material V
Relatively inexpensive glass-based composite laminates made of glass non-woven fabric are beginning to be used. However, due to the stiffness of the composite laminated plate, the glass non-woven cloth tray tableware has a sparse glass content compared to glass cloth.
The inside of the substrate is molded with resin (1J vehicle JUII compound or inevitably PC is necessary), therefore, as a substrate, the disadvantage is that the thermal expansion and contraction is larger than that of the tar glass cloth base material.

こり欠点のために、実用1mでに、恭板内のスルーホー
ルの@軸性が低いという問題?生じせしめる。即ら、ス
ルーホール内に1ゴんたt満たした揚台の熱衝撃VCよ
るスルーホールメッキの切断等によるIn1w6υ接続
不良、めめいに1Jんだ浴rc基板全浸漬したとさυI
PJ禍撃によ勾基板内のふ〈扛(層間ex < り )
現象等か生rる。こnらり原因[ に、光全yc明ら7j=rcさnていないか、基板の厚
さ方間り熱1張かメッキ壁葡栴戟する銅のそnより大き
いからでおると考えら2する0今、基板の平面’r、x
y而(xy力向)とし基板の厚さ方間’<z方向とする
と、基板の浮式方向QJ熱膨張か大きい坤由LcL、基
板のxy方向に、Xy力方向繊維の長さ方向か配向した
カラス布やガラス不織布で補強さnる鮎米、xy方同の
樹脂の膨嫌収癲が力2ス稙維FCエク抑制さ扛るQに対
し2方回1/ciI、z方回に配回した桶強恭材にない
ため、4立1月ぽの熱711張かほぼそ01ま現わγL
るためとカjLらγLる。従って、2力同υ熱膨張収縮
τ改善するためにσ、2方回に繊維か配回した基材會便
えは良い工9V(考えらnるか、例えはガラス不織布y
cニードルバンチング加工’kmして基材の厚妊方向即
1−)z方向VC強制的に繊維を配回さぜ′fcメル材
葡材用使用も、積層板の製造がxy而面2方方向(L圧
縮して成形する方法であるため、予め2L回に配向δぜ
た繊維も圧縮力のためXZ面に配列してし19oそのた
め、紹米的Vt 3r即ち積層板内でに2L回V(配タ
リし7ヒ繊維がないことになり、厚さ方向の熱膨張の改
善に達成さ′nない〇 5− 又、従来エクガラスエボキシ積層板全製造丁ゐ方法とし
て、ガラス基材のグリプレグを7III熱7°レスする
方法が一般的VC用いら7’しているが。
Due to the stiffness defect, is there a problem that the axiality of the through hole in the plate is low at 1 m in practical use? bring about In other words, the In1w6υ connection failure was caused by the cutting of the through-hole plating due to the thermal shock VC of the lifting platform that filled the through-hole with 1G, and the RC board was completely immersed in the bath with 1J in each case.
Due to the PJ disaster attack, there is a gap in the board (interlayer ex <ri)
A phenomenon occurs. The reason for this is that the entire thickness of the board is not clear, or the thickness of the board is greater than that of the copper plated. From 2 to 0 Now, the plane of the substrate 'r, x
If y is (xy force direction) and the thickness direction of the substrate is <z direction, then the floating direction QJ of the substrate is large due to thermal expansion LcL, and the xy direction of the substrate is the length direction of the fiber in the Xy force direction. Ayu rice reinforced with oriented glass cloth or glass non-woven fabric, the expansion and astringency of the same resin in the x and y directions is 2 times, and the FC is suppressed by the force of 2 times in the 2 directions, 1/ciI, and the 2 directions in the z direction. Because it was not in the tub material distributed to the area, a fever of 711 or almost 01 appeared in January 4th.
In order to do so, KajL et al. Therefore, in order to improve the thermal expansion and contraction τ of the two forces, σ, the base material with fibers arranged in two directions is convenient.
c Needle bunching process 'km' to distribute the fibers forcibly in the thickness direction of the base material (1-)z direction VC 'fc Mel material also used for grape material, the production of laminates is done in the x and y directions. (Since this is a method of forming by compressing L direction, the fibers which have been oriented δ 2L times in advance are also arranged in the XZ plane due to the compression force. V (There is no fiber in the distribution, and the improvement of thermal expansion in the thickness direction cannot be achieved.〇5- In addition, as a conventional method for producing glass epoxy laminates, the method of manufacturing glass base material The method of heating Gripreg 7° is generally used for VC.

こり方法VCおいてスリプレグ會作成する除に用いるワ
ニスVC無M質CL)繊維状物を白己曾し、得らn7t
プリプレグシート金力n熱プレスする方法が考えI−)
扛るが、平均長か10μm(1)短い繊維状物を使用丁
nば、カロ熱グレス時υ情廁■流動に体ない繊維状物も
侃動じ、積ノー板り申央郁と端部とで繊維状物の流動に
差が生じるため、繊維状物か積層板全体VC均一に分布
した状態と/よらない。又、平均長が50μmの比較的
艮い禮維−rc分布し7を状態となるか、繊維長か艮い
kめに加熱プレス時の積層板の厚さ方向り圧権力Oため
繊維が厚き方向と垂@な平面方P]VC−配向してしま
うため、積層板の浮式方向に配回した繊維か存在する積
層板に得らnない。
The varnish VC (M-free CL) used in the preparation of a slip reg in the VC method is white-washed to obtain n7t.
I thought of a method of heat pressing the prepreg sheet.
However, if you use a short fibrous material with an average length of 10 μm (1), the fibrous material that is not suitable for the flow will also be removed when the heat is applied. Since there is a difference in the flow of the fibrous material, the VC of the fibrous material is not uniformly distributed throughout the laminate. In addition, the average length of the fibers is relatively small, 50 μm, and the fibers are distributed in the state 7. Due to the pressure force O in the thickness direction of the laminate during hot pressing, the fibers are thick. Since the fibers are oriented in the plane direction perpendicular to the vertical direction P], the fibers arranged in the floating direction of the laminate cannot be obtained in the existing laminate.

不発t14有らに、積層板の製造法を檀々検討し6− た紹来、槓I−板の厚さ方向にも繊維が配列した熱膨張
の小さい印桐配肪板用積層数ヶ得ることがt′さた。即
ち不発明に繊維基材に平均長さ30μm以下の繊維状又
rr薄片状物を宮む好筐しくげ無m剤型の熱硬化性樹脂
を部分的に供給し、必装置(応じて−tり表面に銅剤を
重ね、次いでCn全好1しくに一対の平行盤の少lくと
も一方〇平盤の周縁部VC突起を有する金型を用いて好
tt、<r1基材がその突起部で挾持さjLる状態で畿
圧戟形すること全特徴とする印刷配線板の製造方法に関
する。
In response to the misfire T14, we extensively investigated methods for manufacturing laminates and obtained several laminates for Indo fat distribution boards with low thermal expansion and fibers arranged in the thickness direction of the board. The thing is t'sata. That is, inventively, a fibrous or flaky material with an average length of 30 μm or less is partially supplied to the fiber base material, and the necessary equipment (as appropriate) is applied. A copper agent is layered on the surface of the Cn layer, and then at least one of a pair of parallel plates is coated using a mold having a VC protrusion on the periphery of a pair of parallel plates. The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a printed wiring board, characterized in that the printed wiring board is pressed and shaped while being held by protrusions.

不発明の製造方法V(工nげ、積層板内の全方向VC無
秩序yc稙繊維物又は薄片状物が分布する結果、厚さ方
向i/c稙維繊維又に薄片状物が配列しfc槓ノー板か
倚らiL得らnた積層板の厚さ方向υ熱膨張収縮か着し
く数置さγLる〇 繊維状物又は薄片状物の平均長さが60μmを越えると
、芯材として使用するガラス繊維に工って繊維状物又に
薄片状物がろ過δtL1基板内りそrtらの分布が不均
一となる。
Uninvented manufacturing method V (processing) As a result of distribution of omnidirectional VC-like fibers or flakes in the laminate, the thickness direction I/C-like fibers or flakes are arranged. If the average length of the fibrous or flaky material exceeds 60 μm, it may be used as a core material. Due to the glass fibers used, fibrous materials or flaky materials may be filtered, resulting in non-uniform distribution of the particles within the δtL1 substrate.

穢維状物又に薄片状物の平均長式が60 Am以下で、
その長さ方向が何故無秩序な分布を示すかに明らかでに
ないが、4截糾状物又は薄片状物1/J流nは・圏脂の
流動1c強く依イTしており、樹脂に芯材で・わるガラ
ス轍紺e〕間會乱流で進むと考えらn、鷹維伏物又に薄
片状物1部分的に供給さ7また樹脂ycよる乱流のため
糧々の方向VC配列しなから流さn1樹脂の硬化r(伴
なって糊々り方向に配列し/ζ状態で固足ざnるものと
号えら石る。
The average length of the fibrous or flaky material is 60 Am or less,
It is not clear why the longitudinal direction shows a disordered distribution, but the flow n of the 4 diaphragms or flakes 1/J strongly depends on the flow 1c of the sphere fat and the resin. It is thought that the glass ruts caused by the core material advance with turbulent flow, and the flaky material 1 is partially supplied to the fibers, and due to the turbulence caused by the resin yc, the direction VC If the resin is not aligned, it will flow out and the resin will harden.

做維状物又に薄片状物としてμウオラストナイト、メル
ク、セリサイト、カオリナイト、浴融シリカ末蝉&J無
機物質が用いらn1熱膨張係数の小さなものであ1しは
不発明の目的を樟戚丁ゐことがで訃i 筐たぞの使用1ntri樹脂100厘警部ic対して5
〜50.B’fjlIt都用いらt′Lる。
μ-wollastonite, Merck, sericite, kaolinite, bath-fused silica and J inorganic substances are used as fibrous or flaky materials, and are those with a small coefficient of thermal expansion. The use of 1 ntri resin 100 rin IC against 5
~50. B'fjlIt capital use t'Lru.

ガラス獣維丞材とじてはガラス不織布、カラスクロス等
が用いらnる〇 以下、実施vlIVCついて不発明の具体的r(説明す
る〇 〈り5施例〉 室部固形の無U剤型エポキシ樹脂(テパ社製…3品名ア
ラルダイ)8011)會7JI]熱谷益内で110℃で
溶融θ、化し、別の容器に酸無水物硬化剤(日立化成製
商品名HN−2200)と促進剤(ベンジルジメチルア
ミン)QJ混付物を室部液状(lJ状態で準備し7jo
この容器から樹脂100都、硬化剤65都促進剤1.5
部、平均長さが9μm(tJメルク粉を50都とlゐ工
うに神童し攪拌機で攪拌毬台し窺0混甘し7を樹脂配合
物400 g ’f(521) ohm角、質!i 2
00 g/m”のガラス不織布り土vコ中央部の約40
 [1m1llφとなるように苑地供給した。更にその
上に質量200g / m” Q)ガラス不織布を11
ねた。
Non-woven glass fabric, crow cloth, etc. are used for the glass fiber material.Hereinafter, IVC will be explained with specific examples of non-invention. (Manufactured by Tepa Co., Ltd., 3 product names: Araldai) 8011) Meeting 7JI] Melt at 110°C in a heat chamber, and put an acid anhydride curing agent (trade name: HN-2200, manufactured by Hitachi Chemical) and an accelerator ( Benzyldimethylamine) QJ mixture was prepared in a liquid state (lJ state) and
This container contains 100 resins, 65 hardeners, and 1.5 accelerators.
part, average length 9 μm (tJMerck powder was mixed with 50 pieces and 1 prodigy, stirred with a stirrer and mixed with 70 g of resin mixture 400 g 'f (521) ohm square, quality!i 2
00 g/m” glass non-woven fabric clay
[The land was supplied so that it was 1 ml φ. Furthermore, on top of that, a glass nonwoven fabric with a mass of 200 g/m”11
I fell asleep.

こnの両表面に厚さ65μmCLJ銅箔と質量2o 9
 g / nl”tZr カラスクロス(旭シュニーベ
ル社曲品名762B)と全銅箔か最表面となる様VC篇
ねて、こnt下金型が51Qmrn角の平盤で上金型か
510耶角平盤の内側周縁部VC簡さ1.19− mm、 +隔5+umの帯状の突起葡巡らした金型にチ
ャージし、直5t(c鰭1上)“l/スした。こり時の
金型渦就に上丁とも170℃であり、50秒間で型締め
全行ない廃盤にかかる最高圧カフ0kg/afPで5分
間成形し7’+’: (1 cCtJ様K t、て得1り君ンヒ檀層板の、費・膨張
体・蚊を2方向(厚さ方向)について測定したところL
l s x 1o−’/’cでめり、従X(υ構成CJ
槓層叡の埴VC比べ低く良好でめっ^。又、積層板にス
ルホール全形成し、シリーズ抵抗の渦度サイクル試験を
実施したところ、従来の構成の積層板と比べ優rしてい
た。又、スルーホールVCはんだあげ會した時の熱@隼
によって生ずるスルーホールメッキ壁と基板内の樹j旨
層との間のaがr′L現−家(レジンリセッシ扇ンと呼
ぶ)(+−,顕微鏡下でスルーホールの断面葡(睨祭丁
ゐ方法℃1価したとこイ)、汀がγLの発生率に非常に
低かった。表1にそiLらの結果を示す。又、!微鏡i
CLJ copper foil with a thickness of 65 μm and mass 2o 9 on both surfaces of this n.
g/nl"tZr Crow cloth (Asahi Schniebel product name 762B) and all-copper foil or VC are laid on the top surface, and the lower mold is a flat plate of 51Qmrn square and the upper mold is 510mm square flat. A mold with band-shaped protrusions with a thickness of 1.19 mm and a spacing of 5 um was charged at the inner peripheral edge of the disk, and a straight line of 5 tons (above the fin 1) was applied. During the mold vortex at the time of stiffness, the temperature of both upper and upper plates was 170℃, the mold was fully clamped in 50 seconds, and molding was performed for 5 minutes at the highest pressure cuff 0 kg/afP required for scrapping.7'+': (1 cCtJKt, Te When measuring the cost, expansion body, and mosquitoes in two directions (thickness direction) of the Toku1rikunhidan laminate, L
l s x 1o-'/'c, subordinate X (υ configuration CJ
It's lower and better than Kai's Hani VC. In addition, when all through holes were formed in the laminate and a series resistance vorticity cycle test was conducted, it was found to be superior to a laminate with a conventional configuration. In addition, the a between the through-hole plating wall and the resin layer in the board caused by the heat generated when through-hole VC soldering is r'L (called a resin recess fan) (+- , Under the microscope, the cross-section of the through-hole (as shown in Figure 1), the incidence of γL was very low.Table 1 shows the results of γL. mirror i
.

て、積層板(1)陣T面會観祭したところ、長さ力向か
あらゆる方向に配向したタルク粉かガラス稙10− 維の間に均−VC分布していた。このタルク粉の分布の
特4q性か熱膨張係数低下やスルー早−ルを時性の向上
に寄4しているものと考えら扛る。
When I examined the T-side of the laminate (1), it was found that VC was evenly distributed between the talc powder or glass fibers oriented in all directions, including the length and force directions. It is believed that this characteristic of the distribution of talcum powder is responsible for the reduction in the coefficient of thermal expansion and the improvement in timeability.

〈比較例〉 一11維状物や薄片状物全配付しない樹脂で実施?II
と同様Ctノ槓ノ一方法で積層板全作り、同様の評1曲
令・実施した・表1にその結果を蕗考のために示す〇 以上の’、r57.明からゆ」らかlよりv’s不発明
によ4)印栢j配餉!板用槓層板は、その瞥異な構造に
エフ、Mさ方向(/7熱し張収縮か非冨に小δ〈便っで
スルーホールC7)筒軸性が優扛ていることか確gで 
@ 1こ。
<Comparative example> 111 Is it carried out with resin that does not distribute any fibrous or flaky materials? II
The entire laminate was made using the same method as Ct, and a similar evaluation was carried out.The results are shown in Table 1 for further consideration.R57. Akirakarayu' Raka l to v's non-invention 4) Inpaku j distribution! It is certain that the laminated plate for the plate has excellent cylindrical axis properties in the F and M directions (/7 heat tensile shrinkage or non-tight δ (through hole C7)) due to its different structure.
@1ko.

表1 &層犠■特性 注1) 1IIIi膨IJjt、係数の測ボに、麺3空
理工製熱機械試験機1500KJ:!、1行なった0 2)シリーズ抵抗の漉鍵サイクルテストe丁、テストバ
ター7全形成したテスト試片を、以下金1サイクルとし
に処理t<9返し抵抗の変化を調べる方法で行なつfc
Table 1 & layer sacrifice ■Characteristics Note 1) 1IIIi Expansion IJjt, coefficient measurement using a thermomechanical testing machine 1500KJ made by Noodle 3 Kuuriko:! , 1 row was carried out 0 2) Series resistance key cycle test e, test butter 7 The fully formed test specimen was treated as 1 cycle below, t < 9, and the change in resistance was examined by fc
.

1サイクル−260℃のオイル中Vc 1 o秒&+實
十蚕崗で1分放置 十室娼Qノクロロセン申yt 50 秒’eL屓十室搗
で1分放置 6)スルーホールノー金288℃のはんだ浴1.漬し仁
[□1んたりけしたスルーポール(z)lliliIm
k顕微蜆でレジンリセッション盆蒙祭した。発生率a以
下VCする。
1 cycle - Vc in oil at 260°C 1 o seconds & + left for 1 minute at 100 degrees Celsius 50 seconds'eL left for 1 minute at 100 degrees Celsius 6) Through-hole gold-free solder at 288 degrees Celsius Bath 1. Pickled carrots [□1 through pole (z)lliliIm
I performed a resin recession ceremony using K-microscope. VC if the incidence rate is less than or equal to a.

16一16 one

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1、 カラス繊維基材に平均長さ50μ以下の繊維状又
は薄片状物を含有する熱硬化性樹脂を部分的yc供帖し
、こiL葡熱圧成形丁ゐことt特徴とする印刷配線板用
積層板の製造方法。
1. A printed wiring board characterized by partially applying a thermosetting resin containing fibrous or flaky materials with an average length of 50μ or less to a glass fiber base material, and heat-pressing the thermosetting resin. Method of manufacturing a laminate for use.
JP10809082A 1982-06-23 1982-06-23 Method of producing laminated board for printed circuit board Pending JPS58225689A (en)

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