JPS60169122A - Method of coating resin of electronic part - Google Patents

Method of coating resin of electronic part

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JPS60169122A
JPS60169122A JP59023018A JP2301884A JPS60169122A JP S60169122 A JPS60169122 A JP S60169122A JP 59023018 A JP59023018 A JP 59023018A JP 2301884 A JP2301884 A JP 2301884A JP S60169122 A JPS60169122 A JP S60169122A
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金崎 光昭
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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。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、電子部品を含浸および外装などの樹脂被覆を
能率的に行なう塗装方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a coating method for efficiently impregnating electronic parts and coating them with resin for exterior packaging.

近年電子機器の小形・軽量化に伴ない、これに使われる
電子部品も軽薄短小化が強く要求され。
In recent years, as electronic devices have become smaller and lighter, there has been a strong demand for the electronic components used in these devices to be lighter, thinner, and smaller.

また低コストであることも同様にめられている。In addition, low cost is also desired.

合して、その後同時に加部硬化を行なうことにより、a
mに必要な工程を簡略化して均一な塗装被膜を付着させ
る塗装方法を提案するものである。
Then, by simultaneously performing part hardening, a
This paper proposes a coating method that simplifies the steps necessary for the coating process and deposits a uniform coating film.

電子部品の塗装方線は一般に、ケース入り型。Electronic parts are generally painted in cases.

樹脂モールド型、樹脂浸せ金型などが用いられているが
、ケース入り塁やモールド徴は2寸法精度は良くでるが
、形状が犬舎くする。これに対して樹脂浸地′!Raは
寸法精度はやや劣るが、小形て比較的容易にIII装が
で自るため、この方法が多く用いられている。
Resin mold molds, resin immersion molds, etc. are used, but although the two-dimensional precision of cased bases and mold features is good, the shape is dog-like. On the other hand, resin immersion’! Although the dimensional accuracy of Ra is slightly inferior, this method is often used because it is small and relatively easy to produce a III-mount.

嶺II浸−IIt會による方法は一般に2含浸と外装に
関し2禮暖の樹脂により行なわれ、含浸一層には主とし
て液状樹脂が、tた外装樹脂には液状樹脂あるいは粉体
樹脂が使用されている。′従来、外羨に液状樹脂を用い
る場合は、11ず液状の會浸樹廁を常圧または真空中に
おいて浸せ自し、その後加熱などにより硬化させ、その
上に。
In general, the method using Rei II-IIt-kai is carried out using two types of resin for the two impregnation layers and the exterior layer, and liquid resin is mainly used for the impregnation layer, and liquid resin or powder resin is used for the exterior resin. . 'Conventionally, when using a liquid resin for outer coating, first, the liquid resin is immersed in a resin at normal pressure or in a vacuum, and then cured by heating, etc., and then applied.

外装用の液状樹脂を同様の方法で付着させていた。Liquid resin for the exterior was applied in a similar manner.

一般に、外装用樹脂はエロジール(商品名)flどのチ
クソトロピック性付与剤を加えて、樹11りしが生しな
いようにしであるため、粘度が高く平坦な部會分には厚
く付着し、エツジ部分には、相対的に薄く付着する傾向
があった。また外装樹脂中よりの引上げ時において、先
端部分は將棋のコマの先端のような樹脂タレ(俗につの
状ともいう)が生じ、このたれの部分が高さ寸法を大き
くする状樹脂を含浸し、硬化させた後電子部品を加熱し
粉体樹脂中に浸せきする流動浸<製法や、粉体樹脂を帯
電させ、接地した電子部品にクーロン力で付着させる静
電塗装法などが一般的に用いられる。
In general, exterior resins are treated with a thixotropic agent such as Erosil (trade name) to prevent the formation of wood 11, so they have a high viscosity and adhere thickly to flat areas, causing no edges. The parts tended to adhere relatively thinly. In addition, when it is pulled up from inside the exterior resin, resin sag (commonly referred to as a horn shape) occurs at the tip, similar to the tip of a chess piece, and this sag forms a shape that increases the height dimension. Commonly used methods include the fluidized immersion method, in which the electronic components are heated and immersed in powdered resin after curing, and the electrostatic coating method, in which the powdered resin is charged and attached to grounded electronic components using Coulomb force. used.

これらの方法は、均一な塗装厚が得られるが。These methods provide a uniform coating thickness.

その塗膜厚は必要以上に厚くなりがちで、電子部品とし
て形状が大きくなる。更に、外装樹脂に液状樹脂を用い
た場合は、リード線部などの樹脂の付着を希望しない部
分には予め、シリコーン系やファン系などの離形剤を塗
布しておき、樹脂への浸せき時に付着させないようにす
る方法が用いられているが、外装樹脂に粉体樹脂を用い
た場合Cよ。
The coating film tends to be thicker than necessary, and the size of the electronic component becomes large. Furthermore, when using liquid resin for the exterior resin, apply a mold release agent such as silicone or fan type to parts such as lead wires where you do not want the resin to adhere in advance, and when dipping into the resin, Methods are used to prevent this from adhering, but when powdered resin is used as the exterior resin, C.

その効果がなく後で機械的な方法で取除く手段が用いら
れている。
This is ineffective and means to remove it later using a mechanical method is used.

本発明によれば、液状および粉体樹脂での塗装方法の欠
点を除いた小形軽量の電子部品が得られることと、塗装
工程を短かくすることができる。
According to the present invention, it is possible to obtain a small and lightweight electronic component that eliminates the drawbacks of coating methods using liquid and powder resins, and it is also possible to shorten the coating process.

その方法を更に詳述すると、必要により予め電子部品の
リード線の樹脂の付着を希望しない部分に離形剤を塗布
し、この電子部品を液状樹脂中に浸せきして含浸し、引
上げた後直ちに粉体樹脂に浸せきし、液状樹脂の粘着性
により液状樹脂が付着している全面に粉体樹脂を付着さ
せ、その後液状樹脂と粉体樹脂を加熱等により硬化させ
るものである。
To explain the method in more detail, if necessary, apply a mold release agent in advance to the parts of the lead wires of the electronic components where you do not want the resin to adhere, and then immerse the electronic components in liquid resin to impregnate them, and then immediately after pulling them out. The resin is immersed in a powder resin, the adhesive of the liquid resin causes the powder resin to adhere to the entire surface to which the liquid resin is attached, and then the liquid resin and the powder resin are hardened by heating or the like.

この方法によると。According to this method.

(1)塗装工程が短縮でき、工程が短かくなると同時に
、硬化に必要な加熱が一回で済み、加熱に必要な電力が
少なくなり、より経済的である。
(1) The coating process can be shortened, and at the same time, only one heating is required for curing, and less electricity is required for heating, making it more economical.

(2)液状樹脂が付着している部分のみ、粉体樹脂が付
着し、しかも樹脂のたれなどのない均一な適度の塗膜が
得られると同時に、リード線など樹脂付着を希望しない
ところには粉体樹脂は付着しない。従って、不必要な樹
脂を除去する手間が省ける。
(2) Powder resin is applied only to the areas where liquid resin is applied, and a uniform and appropriate coating film is obtained without any resin dripping. Powder resin does not adhere. Therefore, the effort of removing unnecessary resin can be saved.

樹脂被覆工程を比較するため、ブロック図で示すと次の
通りである。
In order to compare the resin coating process, a block diagram is shown below.

(−)液状樹脂を外装に用いた従来の工程Imu$ul
−1il−鴛蕉1−i−i*ii”iil−1aqij
(b)粉体樹脂を外装に用いた従来の工程1摸)1−1
鴛1川伸1−1←i丙gま】1−I不必要−の樹脂除去
1−1−1花1 (C)本発明の工程 車力←l−ill−i←隼戸Q(−i←−1すなわち含
浸後の硬化工程と、粉体中への浸せき前の電子部品の予
備加熱が不要になり、その上リード線に付着した不必要
な樹脂の除去の工程がなくなり、工程の短縮、簡略化が
できる。
(-) Conventional process Imu$ul using liquid resin for the exterior
-1il-Rakusho1-i-i*ii”iil-1aqij
(b) Conventional process using powder resin for the exterior 1) 1-1
1-I Unnecessary resin removal 1-1-1 Flower 1 (C) Process vehicle power of the present invention ← l-ill-i ← Hayato Q (-i ←-1 In other words, the curing process after impregnation and the preheating of electronic components before immersion into the powder are no longer required, and the process of removing unnecessary resin attached to the lead wires is also eliminated, shortening the process. , it can be simplified.

図について説明する。The diagram will be explained.

第1図は液状樹脂による外装の場合であり、(a)図の
素子1は樹脂液よりリード線2を上にして。
FIG. 1 shows a case where the exterior is made of liquid resin, and the element 1 shown in FIG. 1(a) is placed with the lead wire 2 above the resin liquid.

引上げるとき、どうしても樹脂は(b)図のように頭部
3がたれ下りた形で加熱固化されるので、高さ寸法が大
きくなりやすい。(C)図は、A−A断面を示したもの
である。1は素子、4は被覆樹脂である。エッチ部分5
の塗膜は薄くなりやすい。
When it is pulled up, the resin inevitably heats and solidifies with the head 3 hanging down as shown in Figure (b), so the height tends to increase. The figure (C) shows a cross section taken along line A-A. 1 is an element, and 4 is a coating resin. Sex part 5
The coating film tends to become thinner.

第2図(a)は、粉体樹脂による外装被覆の場合で図の
如り、リード線を含め浸せきレベル位置Btで樹脂6は
厚く付着する。
FIG. 2(a) shows a case where the outer coating is made of powdered resin, and as shown in the figure, the resin 6 is thickly adhered to the immersion level position Bt including the lead wire.

リード線の根本の希望しないところへの樹脂の付着は1
機械的な方法で除去しなければならない。
If the resin adheres to the base of the lead wire where you do not want it, please refer to 1.
Must be removed by mechanical means.

この場合も、予め離形剤を塗って3かないと、たとえ機
械的な方法によるも除去しにくい。(1+)は0−0断
面を示したもので、樹脂は厚くつきやすい。
In this case, it is difficult to remove even by mechanical methods unless a mold release agent is applied in advance. (1+) shows a 0-0 cross section, and the resin tends to stick thickly.

第3図は本発明による樹脂被覆方法を示したもので、(
4図の素子1に液状樹脂7で含浸した状態が(bJ図で
、更に粉体樹脂8に浸せき引上げた状態が(C1図で、
その後これを一度に加熱硬化し、均一な塗膜9が被覆さ
れた状態が(4図である。また。
Figure 3 shows the resin coating method according to the present invention.
The element 1 in Figure 4 is impregnated with liquid resin 7 (Figure BJ), and the element 1 is further soaked in powder resin 8 and pulled up (Figure C1).
Thereafter, this was heated and cured all at once, and a uniform coating film 9 was formed (Fig. 4).

予め離形剤をリード線につけておけば、リード線の希望
しない根本近辺に樹脂が付着しない特長をもつものであ
る。
If a mold release agent is applied to the lead wire in advance, the resin will not adhere to the base of the lead wire where it is not desired.

上記では、電子部品に液状樹脂による含浸を行ない、引
続いて、粉体樹脂による外装について説明したが、含浸
を必要とせず粉体樹脂による外装のみを行なう樹脂被覆
の場合においても1本発明の方法により、液状樹脂に予
め浸せきさせた後直ちに粉体樹1曹への漫せきを行なう
ことにより、従来行っていた粉体樹脂への浸せ自前の1
を子部品の予備加熱を省略できると共に1本発明の特徴
である均一な塗膜の被覆ができる。
In the above, explanation has been given of impregnating an electronic component with a liquid resin and then covering it with a powder resin. However, the present invention can also be applied in the case of a resin coating in which the electronic component is not impregnated and is only covered with a powder resin. By pre-immersing the liquid resin in advance and then immediately soaking it into the powdered resin, it is possible to avoid the conventional method of soaking the powdered resin into the powdered resin.
This makes it possible to omit preheating of the sub-components and to provide a uniform coating, which is a feature of the present invention.

この場合、液状樹脂として、低粘度熱硬化性樹脂を用い
る。
In this case, a low viscosity thermosetting resin is used as the liquid resin.

以下本発明による実施例としてフィルムコンデンサの例
を示す。
An example of a film capacitor will be shown below as an example of the present invention.

〔実施例1〕 粘度的200cplの硬化温度110℃のエポキシ樹脂
中に、ポリエチレンテレフタレートフィルムコンデンサ
を浸せきし引上げた後直ちに下面から空気を送り、流動
状筋にしである硬化温度110℃のエポキシ粉体樹脂槽
に浸せきし、これを取り出し。
[Example 1] A polyethylene terephthalate film capacitor was immersed in an epoxy resin with a viscosity of 200 cpl and a curing temperature of 110°C, and immediately after being pulled up, air was sent from the bottom surface to form fluid streaks into the epoxy powder with a curing temperature of 110°C. Immerse it in a resin bath and take it out.

120℃のオープンに入れ、2時間加熱硬化させた。It was placed in an open oven at 120° C. and cured by heating for 2 hours.

得られたコンデンサは、均一に被覆されており。The resulting capacitor is uniformly coated.

また性能も従来方法によるものとの差はなかった。In addition, there was no difference in performance compared to the conventional method.

尚、硬化の手段として、実施例は加熱による硬化とした
がUV(紫外線)やBB(電子線)などを用いて硬化し
ても同様の効果が得られることが。
In addition, as a means of curing, although curing was performed by heating in the example, the same effect can be obtained by curing using UV (ultraviolet light), BB (electron beam), or the like.

確認されている。Confirmed.

〔実施例2〕 反応開始温度80℃の液状ポリエステル樹脂中にポリエ
チレンテレフタレートフィルムコンデンサを浸せき、含
浸し、引上げた後実施例1と同じ方法で反応開始温度1
05℃のポリエステル粉体樹脂中に浸せきし、これを取
り出し、温度設定がプログラムによりコントロールでき
るオーブンに入れ。
[Example 2] A polyethylene terephthalate film capacitor was immersed in a liquid polyester resin with a reaction initiation temperature of 80°C, and after being impregnated and pulled up, the reaction initiation temperature was 1 in the same manner as in Example 1.
It was immersed in polyester powder resin at 0.5°C, taken out, and placed in an oven whose temperature settings could be controlled by a program.

第1ステップ90℃で1時間、第2ステツプで120℃
で2時間加熱硬化した。第1ステツプでは液状ポリエス
テル樹脂が硬化し、第2ステツプでは粉末状ポリエステ
ル樹脂が硬化し、得られたコンデンサは均一な塗膜で覆
われており、tた性能も従来の方法によるものとの差は
なかった。
First step: 90℃ for 1 hour, second step: 120℃
It was heated and cured for 2 hours. In the first step, the liquid polyester resin is cured, and in the second step, the powdered polyester resin is cured, and the resulting capacitor is covered with a uniform coating film, and the performance is different from that of the conventional method. There was no.

液状樹脂としては、熱硬化性のエポキシ樹脂。The liquid resin is thermosetting epoxy resin.

ポリエステル樹脂などが好適であるが、粉体樹脂との相
剰効果もあり、任意に好適な樹脂を選ぶことができる。
A polyester resin or the like is preferred, but since it has a mutual effect with the powder resin, any suitable resin can be selected.

また粉体樹脂としては、エポキシ樹脂によるものが電子
部品には主として重用されているが、これだけにこだわ
ることなく、広い範囲の好適なものを使用することがで
きる。
Further, as the powder resin, epoxy resin is mainly used for electronic parts, but it is not limited to this, and a wide range of suitable materials can be used.

実施例1は、液状熱硬化性樹脂の硬化温度と粉体樹脂の
硬化温度とが同等の場合であり、実施例2は、液状熱硬
化性樹脂の硬化温度の方が低い場合である。
Example 1 is a case where the curing temperature of the liquid thermosetting resin and the curing temperature of the powder resin are the same, and Example 2 is a case where the curing temperature of the liquid thermosetting resin is lower.

液状樹脂の硬化温度が粉体樹脂の硬化温度より高い場合
は、樹1■の硬化時に粉体樹脂が先に硬化し、その後内
側の液状樹脂が硬化するため、硬化収縮などにより硬化
物表面にしわが発生したり。
If the curing temperature of the liquid resin is higher than that of the powder resin, the powder resin will harden first when the tree 1 is cured, and then the inner liquid resin will harden, causing the surface of the cured product to shrink due to curing shrinkage, etc. My occurrence.

素子内部に残留歪が発生し、好ましくない。Residual strain occurs inside the element, which is undesirable.

以上1本発明によると、塗装工程を合理化できるので、
経済的であり量産上製造コストの低減を計ることが可能
になったことに加え、しかも樹脂タレなどのない均一な
塗装をもったコンデンサが得られ、これは小形化の要求
に適応した方法である。11明はコンデンサについて述
べたが、他の電子部分にも適用されるものであり、全般
的に見て塵東上大きな貢献をする有意義な発明であると
考える。
According to the present invention, the painting process can be streamlined, so
In addition to being economical and making it possible to reduce manufacturing costs through mass production, it also allows for capacitors with uniform coating without resin sag, which is a method that meets the demands for miniaturization. be. 11 Akira talked about capacitors, but it can also be applied to other electronic parts, and overall, I think it is a meaningful invention that will make a great contribution.

本図面の簡単なるa8i! 第1図(1)〜(りは液状樹脂外装方法についての説@
図、第2図(A)、(荀は粉体自装による外装樹脂付着
状1を示す説明図、第3図(m)〜(菊は9本発明によ
る含浸、外装被覆状態を示す説明図である。
This drawing is a simple a8i! Figure 1 (1) ~ (Represents explanation about liquid resin exterior method @
Figure 2 (A), (Chrysanthemum is an explanatory diagram showing the exterior resin adhesion state 1 due to powder self-packing, Figure 3 (m) - (Chrysanthemum is 9) is an explanatory diagram showing the state of impregnation and exterior coating according to the present invention It is.

1・・・・・・・・・電子部品素子(体)2・・・・・
・・・・リード線3・・・・・・・・・たれ下った樹脂
部分4・・・・・・・・・樹脂被覆部分S・・・・・・
・・・被覆の薄いエッヂ部分6・・・・・・・・・粉体
樹脂液一部分7・・・・・・・・・塗装された液状食潰
樹脂8・・・・・・・・・液状樹脂上に付着された粉体
樹脂9・・・・・・・・・本発明による方法により付着
した外[I!塗膜 %l区 (θ、ン(b・〉 殆30 (、L2(b)(c)cdン 手続手続補正臼発) 昭和60年2月7日 特許庁長官志賀学殿 ■、小事件表示特願昭59−23018号2、発明の名
称電子部品の樹脂被覆方法3、補正をする者 事件との関係特許出願人 住所東京都渋谷区広尾1丁目3番18号名称ニノセイ電
機株式会社 4、代理人 明の詳細な説明の各欄。
1......Electronic component element (body) 2...
...Lead wire 3...Dragging resin part 4...Resin coated part S...
・・・Thin edge part of coating 6 ・・・・・・Powder resin liquid part 7 ・・・・・・Painted liquid edible resin 8 ・・・・・・・・・Powder resin 9 deposited on the liquid resin......The resin deposited by the method according to the present invention [I! Coating film %l area (θ, n(b・〉 almost 30 (, L2(b)(c)cdn procedure amendment issue) February 7, 1985 Patent Office Commissioner Shiga Manabudon■, minor incident display Patent Application No. 59-23018 2, Name of the invention: Method for coating electronic parts with resin 3, Person making the amendment Relationship to the case Patent applicant address: 1-3-18 Hiroo, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Name: Ninosei Electric Co., Ltd. 4: Each column contains a detailed description of the agent.

6、補正の内容 (1)特許請求の範囲の記載を次のように補正する。6. Contents of correction (1) The statement of the claims shall be amended as follows.

[電子部品を樹η旨被覆する方法において、低粘度い硬
化温度の熱硬化性の粉体樹脂中に浸せきさせることによ
り、前記液状樹脂の上に粉体樹脂を付着せしめ、その後
加熱などにより液状樹脂と粉体樹脂とを一度に硬化させ
ることを特徴とする電子部品の樹脂被覆方法。」 (2)明細書第1頁下から1行目の「熱硬化性粉体樹脂
」を「熱硬化性の粉体樹脂」に訂正する。
[In the method of coating electronic parts with resin, the powder resin is deposited on the liquid resin by immersing it in a thermosetting powder resin with a low viscosity and curing temperature, and then the liquid resin is coated by heating etc. A method for coating electronic components with resin, characterized by curing a resin and a powder resin at the same time. (2) "Thermosetting powder resin" in the first line from the bottom of page 1 of the specification is corrected to "thermosetting powder resin."

(3)明細書第1頁8行目の「熱硬化性粉体樹脂」を「
熱硬化性の粉体樹脂」に訂正する。
(3) “Thermosetting powder resin” on page 1, line 8 of the specification is “
Corrected to ``thermosetting powder resin''.

以上that's all

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 電子部品を樹脂被覆する方法において、低粘度熱硬化性
の液状樹脂中に浸せきした後、直ちに前り、前記液状樹
脂の上に粉体樹脂を付着せしめ。 その後加熱などにより液状樹脂と粉体樹脂とを一度に硬
化させることを特徴とする電子部品の樹脂被覆方法。
[Claims] In a method of coating electronic parts with resin, after immersing the electronic parts in a low-viscosity thermosetting liquid resin, a powder resin is immediately applied on the liquid resin. A method for coating electronic parts with resin, which comprises curing the liquid resin and powder resin at once by heating or the like.
JP59023018A 1984-02-13 1984-02-13 Method of coating resin of electronic part Granted JPS60169122A (en)

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JPS60169122A true JPS60169122A (en) 1985-09-02
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