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- This invention relates in general to printed circuit board manufacture, and in particular, to an imbedded die-scale interconnect for ultra-high speed digital communications.
- PCBs Printed Circuit Boards
- interconnections are made using traces that are etched onto a layer of the PCB.
- SMT Surface Mount Technology
- VLSI Very Large Scale Integration
- ASICs Application Specific Integrated Circuits
- PCB area also known as PCB “real estate”
- PCB area is at a premium.
- smaller packaging envelopes becoming the norm in electronics, e.g., laptop computers, spacecraft, cellular telephones, etc.
- large PCBs are not available for use to mount SMT chips or other devices.
- Methods are needed to decrease the size of PCBs, while still maintaining the functionality of the PCB.
- the present invention discloses a printed circuit board and a method for making a printed circuit board with an imbedded electrical component, comprising three layers.
- the first and second layers are coupled together, and an area of the second layer of the printed circuit board is selectively removed to expose a portion of the first layer of the printed circuit board.
- the opening accepts an electrical component that is mounted to the first layer of the printed circuit board within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
- the third layer of the printed circuit board is coupled to the second layer of the printed circuit board, at least partially covers the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board, and at least partially covers the mounted component within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
- An object of the present invention is to provide more efficient usage of printed circuit board real estate. Another object of the present invention is to increase the density of electronics on printed circuit boards.
- FIGS. 1 A- 1 E illustrate the construction of a printed circuit board using the present invention
- FIG. 2 illustrates several possible placement of components using the present invention.
- FIG. 3 illustrates other placements of components using the present invention.
- the present invention discloses a printed circuit board and a method for making a printed circuit board with an imbedded die-level electrical component, comprising three layers.
- the first and second layers are coupled together, and an area of the second layer of the printed circuit board is selectively removed to expose a portion of the first layer of the printed circuit board.
- the opening accepts an electrical component that is mounted to the first layer of the printed circuit board within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
- the third layer of the printed circuit board is coupled to the second layer of the printed circuit board, at least partially covers the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board, and at least partially covers the mounted component within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
- FIGS. 1 A- 1 E illustrate the construction of a printed circuit board using the present invention.
- FIG. 1A illustrates PCB 100 and layer 102 .
- Layer 102 is typically a laminate material, typically fiberglass or other dielectric material, that is electrically nonconductive. Layer 102 acts as a mechanical support for the remainder of the PCB 100 .
- FIG. 1B illustrates layer 104 being added to one side of layer 102 of the PCB 100 .
- Layer 104 is typically an electrically conductive layer, such as copper, but can be other materials.
- Layer 104 can be coupled to layer 102 by several means, e.g., compression, deposition, or other coupling techniques.
- Layer 104 can also be etched to selectively remove portions of layer 104 to produce electrical traces, pads, etc.
- FIG. 1C illustrates a second laminate layer 106 being added to layer 104 .
- Layer 106 insulates layer 104 from other layers, such that traces on layer 104 can cross over traces on other layers of the PCB 100 without electrically connecting the traces on layer 104 in an unwanted manner.
- Layer 106 is shown as having openings 108 or “cutouts” within layer 106 . These openings 108 provide a space for items other than layer 106 to be coplanar with layer 106 .
- the build up of alternate layers of conductive and nonconductive materials can continue for several layers as desired to complete the PCB 100 .
- the PCB 100 is shown with only one conductive layer 104 sandwiched between layers 102 and 106 and only one layer 106 with openings 108 .
- additional conductive layers 104 and additional layers 106 with openings 108 are possible within the scope of the present invention.
- FIG. 1D illustrates die level components 110 being mounted within openings 108 of layer 106 .
- the components 110 fit within opening 108 , and the height 112 of component 110 is shown as smaller than height 114 of layer 106 .
- This allows for wire bonding of component 110 to traces on layer 104 , protects component 110 from being damaged by additional layers to be added to PCB 100 , and, if proper materials are used for layers 102 - 106 , and openings 108 are designed properly, the opening 108 and height 114 can provide electromagnetic shielding for component 110 .
- FIG. 1E illustrates a layer 116 being attached to layer 106 .
- Layer 116 is coupled to layer 106 opposite to where component 110 is mounted to layer 104 .
- Layer 116 would typically be an electrically insulating material, but can be electrically conducting if desired.
- layer 116 might be a laminate material; however, if component 110 requires a Faraday cage to electromagnetically shield component 110 , layer 116 can be electrically conductive.
- layer 116 can provide other radiation protection for component 110 , such as alpha and beta particle and gamma ray radiation experienced by components mounted to spacecraft.
- Layer 116 is shown as completely covering opening 108 , however, layer 116 may only partially cover opening 108 if desired.
- component 110 requires optical or other inputs from outside of layer 116 , e.g., if component 110 is a photodetector, light must shine through layer 116 to reach component 110 , and thus, layer 116 may have a hole or otherwise allow light to reach component 110 .
- the present invention's use of die mounting within a PCB 100 allows designers methods for increasing density of the functions performed by a given area of PCB. Additional components 110 can still be mounted on layer 116 , either to “double up” the number of chips mounted on a given PCB 100 , or to provide additional functions to the PCB 100 . Further, the PCB 100 layers 102 , 104 , 106 , and 116 can be used to help mechanically and/or electromagnetically protect component 110 .
- PCB 100 can contain many layers, multiple layers 106 with openings 108 are possible with the present invention.
- FIG. 2 illustrates several possible placements of components using the present invention.
- FIG. 2 again shows PCB 100 , with layers 102 , 104 , 106 , and 116 .
- Component 110 is mounted within opening 108 of layer 106 .
- Layer 200 is coupled to layer 116 , opposite to the side of layer 116 that is coupled to layer 106 .
- Layer 200 can be a conductive layer, an electromagnetic shielding layer, or any layer desired within PCB 100 .
- layer 202 is attached to layer 200
- layer 204 is attached to layer 202
- layer 206 is attached to layer 204 .
- Layer 206 again has openings 108 to accommodate components 110 .
- Layer 208 is coupled to layer 206 , and covers openings 108 and components 110 within openings 108 of layer 206 .
- Components 210 and 212 are mounted on layer 208 on a side of layer 208 opposite to the side that covers openings 108 . This allows for components to be mounted, essentially, on top of another without electrical coupling of the components. This allows for higher chip density on PCB 100 .
- FIG. 3 illustrates other placements of components using the present invention.
- Components 300 can also be mounted on layer 116 and mechanically positioned to fit within opening 108 . This allows for components 110 and 300 to be mounted within the thickness 114 of layer 106 without requiring component 300 to physically rest on layer 104 . This adds flexibility in terms of trace layout on layers 104 and 116 , because components 110 and 300 now can be positioned to maximize density on PCB 100 . Further, components 302 and 304 can be mounted on the opposite side of layer 116 , allowing for additional density increases on PCB 100 . Additional components can be added to layer 102 on the side of layer 102 opposite that of layer 104 .
- PCB 100 can have both rigid and flexible layers to accommodate the needs of PCB designers without departing from the scope of the present invention. Further, the thicknesses of the layers of PCB 100 can be modified to accommodate components as needed. The thickness of a layer can be thinner or of the same thickness as a component if desired to enable the PCB designer to connect to both sides of the component. Openings in the layers that receive components can also be filled with material, e.g., supportive material, glues or other binding material, thermally conductive materials, inert materials, etc. to better mechanically, thermally, electromagnetically, and environmentally support the component therein.
- material e.g., supportive material, glues or other binding material, thermally conductive materials, inert materials, etc. to better mechanically, thermally, electromagnetically, and environmentally support the component therein.
- the present invention discloses a printed circuit board with an imbedded electrical component, comprising three layers.
- the first and second layers are coupled together, and an area of the second layer of the printed circuit board is selectively removed to expose a portion of the first layer of the printed circuit board.
- the opening accepts an electrical component that is mounted to the first layer of the printed circuit board within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
- the third layer of the printed circuit board is coupled to the second layer of the printed circuit board, at least partially covers the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board, and at least partially covers the mounted component within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- This invention relates in general to printed circuit board manufacture, and in particular, to an imbedded die-scale interconnect for ultra-high speed digital communications.
- 2. Description of Related Art
- As circuitry in electronics becomes more and more complex, packaging of the circuitry has become more difficult. The use of Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) has made packaging of integrated circuits and other electronic components easier and efficient.
- Computer chip clocking speeds have also increased. This increase in speed has made it difficult to couple chips together in such a way that the chip speeds are completely useable. Typically, the limitations of a system are contributed to, in part, by the packaging of the system itself.
- On a PCB, interconnections are made using traces that are etched onto a layer of the PCB. To create shorter interconnections, Surface Mount Technology (SMT) chips, Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) circuits, flip chip bonding, Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs), and the like, have been wire bonded directly to PCBs to shorten the transit time and interconnection lengths between chips on a PCB. However, this technology has also not completely overcome the needs for higher signal speeds both intra-PCB and inter-PCB.
- In any given system, PCB area (also known as PCB “real estate”) is at a premium. With smaller packaging envelopes becoming the norm in electronics, e.g., laptop computers, spacecraft, cellular telephones, etc., large PCBs are not available for use to mount SMT chips or other devices. Methods are needed to decrease the size of PCBs, while still maintaining the functionality of the PCB.
- It can be seen, then, that there is a need in the art for a method for decreasing the size of PCBs while maintaining the functionality of PCBs. Further, there is a need for reducing the size of PCBs while using present-day manufacturing techniques to maintain low cost packaging.
- To overcome the limitations in the prior art described above, and to overcome other limitations that will become apparent upon reading and understanding the present specification, the present invention discloses a printed circuit board and a method for making a printed circuit board with an imbedded electrical component, comprising three layers. The first and second layers are coupled together, and an area of the second layer of the printed circuit board is selectively removed to expose a portion of the first layer of the printed circuit board. The opening accepts an electrical component that is mounted to the first layer of the printed circuit board within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board. The third layer of the printed circuit board is coupled to the second layer of the printed circuit board, at least partially covers the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board, and at least partially covers the mounted component within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
- An object of the present invention is to provide more efficient usage of printed circuit board real estate. Another object of the present invention is to increase the density of electronics on printed circuit boards.
- These and various other advantages and features of novelty which characterize the invention are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed hereto and form a part hereof. However, for a better understanding of the invention, its advantages, and the objects obtained by its use, reference should be made to the drawings which form a further part hereof, and to the accompanying detailed description, in which there is illustrated and described specific examples of a method, apparatus, and article of manufacture in accordance with the invention.
- Referring now to the drawings in which like reference numbers represent corresponding parts throughout:
- FIGS.1A-1E illustrate the construction of a printed circuit board using the present invention;
- FIG. 2 illustrates several possible placement of components using the present invention; and
- FIG. 3 illustrates other placements of components using the present invention.
- In the following description of the preferred embodiment, reference is made to the accompanying drawings which form a part hereof, and in which is shown byway of illustration a specific embodiment in which the invention may be practiced. It is to be understood that other embodiments may be utilized and structural changes may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.
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- The present invention discloses a printed circuit board and a method for making a printed circuit board with an imbedded die-level electrical component, comprising three layers. The first and second layers are coupled together, and an area of the second layer of the printed circuit board is selectively removed to expose a portion of the first layer of the printed circuit board. The opening accepts an electrical component that is mounted to the first layer of the printed circuit board within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board. The third layer of the printed circuit board is coupled to the second layer of the printed circuit board, at least partially covers the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board, and at least partially covers the mounted component within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
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- FIGS.1A-1E illustrate the construction of a printed circuit board using the present invention. FIG. 1A illustrates PCB 100 and
layer 102.Layer 102 is typically a laminate material, typically fiberglass or other dielectric material, that is electrically nonconductive.Layer 102 acts as a mechanical support for the remainder of thePCB 100. - FIG. 1B illustrates
layer 104 being added to one side oflayer 102 of thePCB 100.Layer 104 is typically an electrically conductive layer, such as copper, but can be other materials.Layer 104 can be coupled tolayer 102 by several means, e.g., compression, deposition, or other coupling techniques.Layer 104 can also be etched to selectively remove portions oflayer 104 to produce electrical traces, pads, etc. - FIG. 1C illustrates a
second laminate layer 106 being added tolayer 104.Layer 106 insulateslayer 104 from other layers, such that traces onlayer 104 can cross over traces on other layers of thePCB 100 without electrically connecting the traces onlayer 104 in an unwanted manner.Layer 106 is shown as havingopenings 108 or “cutouts” withinlayer 106. Theseopenings 108 provide a space for items other thanlayer 106 to be coplanar withlayer 106. The build up of alternate layers of conductive and nonconductive materials can continue for several layers as desired to complete thePCB 100. For illustrative purposes only, thePCB 100 is shown with only oneconductive layer 104 sandwiched betweenlayers layer 106 withopenings 108. However, additionalconductive layers 104 andadditional layers 106 withopenings 108 are possible within the scope of the present invention. - FIG. 1D illustrates die
level components 110 being mounted withinopenings 108 oflayer 106. Thecomponents 110 fit withinopening 108, and theheight 112 ofcomponent 110 is shown as smaller thanheight 114 oflayer 106. This allows for wire bonding ofcomponent 110 to traces onlayer 104, protectscomponent 110 from being damaged by additional layers to be added toPCB 100, and, if proper materials are used for layers 102-106, andopenings 108 are designed properly, theopening 108 andheight 114 can provide electromagnetic shielding forcomponent 110. - FIG. 1E illustrates a
layer 116 being attached tolayer 106.Layer 116 is coupled to layer 106 opposite to wherecomponent 110 is mounted tolayer 104.Layer 116 would typically be an electrically insulating material, but can be electrically conducting if desired. For example, for mechanical protection ofcomponent 110,layer 116 might be a laminate material; however, ifcomponent 110 requires a Faraday cage toelectromagnetically shield component 110,layer 116 can be electrically conductive. Further,layer 116 can provide other radiation protection forcomponent 110, such as alpha and beta particle and gamma ray radiation experienced by components mounted to spacecraft.Layer 116 is shown as completely coveringopening 108, however,layer 116 may only partially cover opening 108 if desired. This may be desired ifcomponent 110 requires optical or other inputs from outside oflayer 116, e.g., ifcomponent 110 is a photodetector, light must shine throughlayer 116 to reachcomponent 110, and thus,layer 116 may have a hole or otherwise allow light to reachcomponent 110. - The present invention's use of die mounting within a
PCB 100 allows designers methods for increasing density of the functions performed by a given area of PCB.Additional components 110 can still be mounted onlayer 116, either to “double up” the number of chips mounted on a givenPCB 100, or to provide additional functions to thePCB 100. Further, thePCB 100layers component 110. - Since
PCB 100 can contain many layers,multiple layers 106 withopenings 108 are possible with the present invention. - Embodiments Using the Present Invention
- FIG. 2 illustrates several possible placements of components using the present invention. FIG. 2 again shows
PCB 100, withlayers Component 110 is mounted within opening 108 oflayer 106.Layer 200 is coupled tolayer 116, opposite to the side oflayer 116 that is coupled tolayer 106.Layer 200 can be a conductive layer, an electromagnetic shielding layer, or any layer desired withinPCB 100. Similarly,layer 202 is attached to layer 200,layer 204 is attached to layer 202, andlayer 206 is attached tolayer 204.Layer 206 again hasopenings 108 to accommodatecomponents 110.Layer 208 is coupled tolayer 206, and coversopenings 108 andcomponents 110 withinopenings 108 oflayer 206. -
Components layer 208 on a side oflayer 208 opposite to the side that coversopenings 108. This allows for components to be mounted, essentially, on top of another without electrical coupling of the components. This allows for higher chip density onPCB 100. - FIG. 3 illustrates other placements of components using the present invention.
Components 300 can also be mounted onlayer 116 and mechanically positioned to fit withinopening 108. This allows forcomponents thickness 114 oflayer 106 without requiringcomponent 300 to physically rest onlayer 104. This adds flexibility in terms of trace layout onlayers components PCB 100. Further,components layer 116, allowing for additional density increases onPCB 100. Additional components can be added tolayer 102 on the side oflayer 102 opposite that oflayer 104. - Conclusion
- This concludes the description of the preferred embodiment of the invention. The following describes some alternative embodiments for accomplishing the present invention.
PCB 100 can have both rigid and flexible layers to accommodate the needs of PCB designers without departing from the scope of the present invention. Further, the thicknesses of the layers ofPCB 100 can be modified to accommodate components as needed. The thickness of a layer can be thinner or of the same thickness as a component if desired to enable the PCB designer to connect to both sides of the component. Openings in the layers that receive components can also be filled with material, e.g., supportive material, glues or other binding material, thermally conductive materials, inert materials, etc. to better mechanically, thermally, electromagnetically, and environmentally support the component therein. - In summary, the present invention discloses a printed circuit board with an imbedded electrical component, comprising three layers. The first and second layers are coupled together, and an area of the second layer of the printed circuit board is selectively removed to expose a portion of the first layer of the printed circuit board. The opening accepts an electrical component that is mounted to the first layer of the printed circuit board within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board. The third layer of the printed circuit board is coupled to the second layer of the printed circuit board, at least partially covers the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board, and at least partially covers the mounted component within the selectively removed area of the second layer of the printed circuit board.
- The foregoing description of the preferred embodiment of the invention has been presented for the purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed. Many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. It is intended that the scope of the invention be limited not by this detailed description, but rather by the claims appended hereto.
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