WO2009154295A1 - セラミックス集合基板とその製造方法及びセラミックス基板並びにセラミックス回路基板 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a ceramic aggregate substrate suitable for taking a large number of circuit boards from a ceramic sintered substrate, a manufacturing method thereof, a ceramic substrate divided from the ceramic aggregate substrate, and a ceramic circuit board using the ceramic substrate About.
- Circuit boards used for semiconductor modules, power modules, etc. use ceramic substrates in terms of thermal conductivity, insulation, strength, etc., and metal circuit boards such as Cu and Al and metal heat sinks are used on the ceramic boards. Bonded to form a circuit board.
- Alumina and aluminum nitride materials have been widely used as ceramic substrates, but recently, silicon nitride with high strength and improved thermal conductivity has been used so that it can be used in harsh environments. It was.
- a metal plate such as a Cu plate is bonded to one or both surfaces of a ceramic aggregate substrate large enough to cut out a large number of the ceramic substrates by an active metal brazing method or a direct bonding method.
- a method is known in which a metal circuit board is formed by etching or the like, a metal heat sink is formed, and then divided into predetermined ceramic circuit board sizes to obtain individual circuit boards. The division into the individual ceramic circuit boards is performed by forming a scribe (notch) on the surface of the ceramic aggregate substrate by laser processing or the like and applying a bending force to the scribe.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a silicon nitride substrate obtained by forming a scribe on a silicon nitride sintered substrate and breaking it, and a method for manufacturing the same.
- This silicon nitride substrate is obtained by forming a plurality of scribe holes on at least one side surface with, for example, a laser, and breaking along a line connecting the hole portions.
- the maximum height of the concavo-convex part is 0.1 mm or less.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a technique in which a laser beam is irradiated on the surface of a ceramic base material to form a groove-shaped scribe line, and a ceramic plate is formed by dividing along the scribe line. It is characterized in that a harmonic YAG laser having a wavelength of 250 nm or more and 600 nm or less is used as light, and that the surface layer portion irradiated with the laser light of the ceramic plate has a glassy thickness of 10 ⁇ m or less. This makes it possible to reduce the thickness of the heat-affected layer on the surface layer of the laser-processed portion and reduce the minute cracks that occur, and suppress the occurrence of cracks in the ceramic substrate when using the thermal cycle. You can do that.
- Patent Document 3 discloses a technique for forming a separation line by a large number of overlapping concave portions when a groove-like separation line is formed by irradiating the surface of a ceramic substrate with laser light. ing.
- the separation line is formed by recesses arranged at a processing pitch approximately equal to the processing diameter, and the depth of the recesses may be about 1/10 to 1/6 of the substrate thickness.
- the ceramic substrate can be easily separated by the dividing line, and the processing time for laser scribing is reduced.
- JP 2007-81024 (paragraphs 0005 to 0007) JP 2008-41945 (paragraph 0005) JP 2000-44344 (paragraphs 0008 to 0026)
- a ceramic circuit board is subjected to a scribing process on a ceramic sintered substrate, and then a metal plate is bonded to form a metal plate in a desired circuit pattern, and then plated. Then, it is divided and formed, but it may be broken carelessly in the metal plate joining step before the division, which has been a problem in terms of yield. For this reason, there has been a demand for a scribing technique that can be divided well when divided, but exhibits such a dividing property that it is not divided when not intended. In addition, it has been desired that the substrate obtained by the desired division property has high dimensional accuracy and strength.
- Patent Documents 1 and 2 exemplify techniques for preventing cracks and cracks in a ceramic substrate having side surfaces divided by scribing, but techniques for realizing the above-described splitting characteristics are disclosed. Absent. Patent Documents 1 and 2 describe that the YAG laser performs scribing, but the YAG laser has a shorter wavelength than that of the CO 2 laser and is suitable for precision processing. There is a problem that the processing efficiency is poor and the processing efficiency is inferior. In particular, in Patent Document 2, it is supposed that a wavelength shorter than the normally used 1064 nm wavelength is used, and it takes a considerable time to form a groove-shaped scribe line with this laser. It is not described at all what kind of characteristic groove is to be machined.
- Patent Document 3 the processing time is shortened by forming a scribe line with a large number of overlapping concave portions. Specifically, what kind of groove is processed with what laser. It is not described at all. In the end, these prior art documents cannot be asserted, but it seems difficult to perform efficient and high-speed grooving applicable to industrial production. For this reason, in a ceramic sintered substrate with high hardness, it is common to form a scribe line with intermittent holes spaced at regular intervals.
- a metal circuit board such as Cu or Al is provided on one surface of the ceramic aggregate substrate, and a metal heat sink such as Cu or Al is provided on the other surface to constitute a multi-piece ceramic circuit board.
- the metal circuit board and the metal heat radiating plate are joined to almost the entire surface of one substrate area defined by the scribe lines by brazing or the like.
- the heat affected zone is wide, and when the substrate is silicon nitride, the surface is oxidized or generated by the thermal energy of the laser.
- melted and decomposed scattered materials such as oxide components including Si and free silicic acid (such as SiO 2 ) and sintering aid components scatter to the periphery of the holes.
- oxide components including Si and free silicic acid (such as SiO 2 ) and sintering aid components scatter to the periphery of the holes.
- Such an oxidized substrate surface may cause micro cracks, and it is difficult for the brazing material to adhere to the adhered portion. This may cause a decrease in bonding reliability and voids, resulting in poor bonding.
- the brazing material may enter the intermittent holes, and in this case, it has been difficult to sufficiently remove the brazing material from the deep and rough holes.
- a photoresist pattern having a predetermined pattern is formed on the metal circuit board, and a circuit pattern from which the predetermined metal board and the brazing material are removed is formed by etching, and Ni-P plating or the like is applied on the circuit pattern. It is generally done.
- the substrate in order to activate the surface to be plated, the substrate is immersed in a palladium catalyst solution, and then the palladium is removed.
- the palladium adhering to the brazing material is inhibited from precipitation in an acidic solution. It tends to remain.
- brazing material and palladium become residues and remain on the fractured surface, which causes dielectric breakdown.
- the present invention provides a ceramic assembly in which a scribe line is formed so that a good quality ceramic circuit board can be obtained while being able to be divided satisfactorily when divided, but difficult to be divided carelessly when not divided. It is an object of the present invention to provide a substrate, a manufacturing method thereof, a ceramic substrate divided from the substrate and having excellent dimensional accuracy and bending strength, and a ceramic circuit substrate having excellent withstand voltage.
- the present invention is a ceramic aggregate substrate in which a continuous groove for division for taking a large number of circuit boards is provided by laser processing on one side or both sides of a ceramic sintered substrate, and at least one continuous groove is
- the groove depth difference ⁇ d between the maximum depth portion and the minimum depth portion in the groove length direction is characterized by 10 ⁇ m ⁇ ⁇ d ⁇ 50 ⁇ m.
- the present invention also provides a ceramic aggregate substrate in which a continuous groove for dividing a plurality of circuit boards is provided on one side or both sides of a sintered ceramic substrate by laser processing, and at least one of the continuous grooves Is characterized in that the groove depth at the end is minimized.
- the said edge part can be made into the non-product area
- the above-mentioned groove depth is obtained by taking numerical values of the maximum depth and the minimum depth at an arbitrary position when the depth is measured continuously in the length direction for at least one arbitrary groove. If it is good.
- the continuous groove of the present invention has a groove depth of dm and a substrate thickness of B in the cross section at the maximum depth portion of the groove, and the maximum groove depth dm is B / 2 or less, Further, the groove width c is 0.2 mm or less, and the width c1 of the heat-affected layer formed on both sides of the groove is 1.5 times or less of the groove width c.
- the width c1 of the heat-affected layer is set such that, for example, the ceramic substrate is silicon nitride, and the amount of the auxiliary agent as a constituent component is 3 wt% MgO-2 wt% Y 2 O 3 , as shown in Examples described later.
- the surface oxygen amount can be in the range of 5 wt% or more. Therefore, the oxygen amount is 3.1 times or more of the auxiliary agent addition amount. Moreover, in the alumina substrate of oxide ceramics, the oxygen content is about 47 wt%, and the initial oxygen content is high. Therefore, the fluctuation amount of the oxygen amount in the heat-affected zone after laser processing is not large, and is 1.2. It can be made into the range of 56.3 wt% or more of about twice. Moreover, in the arbitrary cross section of the said continuous groove
- ⁇ / B ⁇ 0.3 in the range of 0.1 ⁇ dm / B ⁇ 0.5, where ⁇ is the curvature radius of the bottom.
- the ceramic may be silicon nitride, and the continuous groove may be formed by irradiation with a fiber laser.
- channel in this invention may be formed not only in the single side
- a method for manufacturing the ceramic aggregate substrate according to any one of the above, wherein a continuous laser for dividing is formed by scanning a fiber laser on a surface of the ceramic sintered substrate with a galvanometer mirror or a polygon mirror. Forming the continuous groove by combining the mirror scanning and the movement of the table for fixing the substrate, or forming the continuous groove only by moving the table.
- This is a method for manufacturing a ceramic aggregate substrate.
- the present invention is a ceramic substrate divided from a ceramic aggregate substrate in which a continuous groove for dividing a plurality of circuit boards is provided on one side or both sides of a sintered ceramic substrate by laser processing,
- One side surface is a surface formed by being divided along the continuous groove, and in the arithmetic average roughness Ra of the side surface, the arithmetic average roughness Ra2 of the surface of the continuous groove processed portion is the surface of the fracture portion surface.
- Roughness Arithmetic mean roughness Ra1 is smaller.
- the difference between Ra1 and Ra2 is preferably 10 ⁇ m or less. More preferably, it is 5 ⁇ m or less.
- the difference between the maximum and the minimum of the unevenness of the broken line connecting the bottom of the continuous groove is 20 ⁇ m or less. More preferably, it is 15 ⁇ m or less.
- the ceramic may be silicon nitride, and the continuous groove may be formed by irradiation with a fiber laser.
- the ceramic circuit board of the present invention is a ceramic circuit board comprising any one of the ceramic substrates described above, a metal circuit board provided on one surface of the ceramic substrate, and a metal heat sink provided on the other surface.
- the metal circuit board is provided on the groove portion side of the continuous groove trace, and the metal heat radiating plate is provided on the fracture portion side.
- the continuous grooves for division are provided by laser processing, so when stress is applied from the outside, cracks may develop from the groove portions and may easily break. It is preferable to have a high fracture toughness value K 1c .
- the fracture toughness value of the ceramic used and the stability of the wiring formation process are closely related.
- a high pressure is applied to the aggregate substrate. That is, an etching resist is applied to the surface of the Cu plate for the joined body in which the Cu plate is brazed to the front and back of the aggregate substrate. The process of making it adhere corresponds to this.
- the etching resist a film resist or a liquid resist is used, and in the former case, the film resist is brought into close contact with the surface of the Cu plate of the joined body by passing the film resist and the joined body through a gap between the thermocompression rollers using a pressure laminator.
- the latter uses a screen plate on which a predetermined wiring pattern is formed in advance, and a liquid resist is put on this printing surface, and a joined body is arranged on the back side thereof, and a printing squeegee is loaded with a certain printing pressure to screen. By moving the plate surface, the liquid resist is transferred to the Cu plate surface of the joined body.
- the fracture toughness value of the aggregate substrate of the present invention is 3.5 MPa.
- the fracture toughness value of the ceramic used for the aggregate substrate of the present invention is 3.5 MPa. m 1/2 or more, and 5.0 Pa. from the viewpoint of ensuring mass productivity and quality stability. m 1/2 or more is desirable.
- the ceramic used for the ceramic aggregate substrate of the present invention is preferably composed mainly of silicon nitride.
- the evaluation method of the fracture toughness value K 1c of the ceramic substrate is # 300, # 600, # 1000 and # 2000 and SiC polishing paper in order, followed by mirror polishing with 0.5 ⁇ m diamond polishing paste and buffing cloth.
- the substrate material was measured by IF method (Indentation Fracture method) according to JIS-R1607. The measurement conditions were a diamond indenter, a load of 2 kgf, and an indentation time of 30 seconds.
- the present invention it is possible to provide a high-speed, high-accuracy manufacturing method for a ceramic aggregate substrate having a good splitting property that can be satisfactorily divided when divided, but difficult to be divided carelessly when not divided.
- a ceramic substrate with high dimensional accuracy and bending strength and a ceramic circuit substrate with high withstand voltage performance can be provided.
- summary of the ceramic circuit board of this invention. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a scribe groove according to the present invention.
- the figure which shows the groove depth form example of the scribe groove
- FIG. The figure which shows the width
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an example of a ceramic aggregate substrate (hereinafter simply abbreviated as an aggregate substrate) 10 of the present invention.
- the collective substrate 10 has a grid-like scribe line 20 formed on a silicon nitride sintered plate (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as a sintered plate) 11 having a size of 130 mm ⁇ 100 mm ⁇ 0.32 mm. Therefore, four ceramic substrates 1 each having a size of 50 mm ⁇ 40 mm can be divided.
- the scribe line 20 is formed by three continuous grooves (scribe grooves) 21 (21x, 21y) in the X and Y directions, and four locations in the center part surrounded by the scribe grooves 21 are the ceramic substrate 1 of the present invention. It is said.
- the other outer peripheral portion is a non-product part 2 used when handling the collective substrate 10 or the like, and is separated and eliminated at the same time when the ceramic substrate 1 is divided and taken out.
- the aggregate substrate 10 is formed with a scribe groove 21 having characteristics such as groove depth and groove surface properties.
- the method for manufacturing the aggregate substrate 10 of the present invention is a method for forming the scribe groove 21. It has the characteristics. Note that aluminum nitride, alumina, or the like can also be used as the material of the collective substrate 10. Further, the size of the collective substrate 10 is not limited to the above example.
- the aggregate substrate 10 may be a sintered plate size, but depending on the limitation of the processing dimensional accuracy in the manufacturing process, the aggregate substrate 10 (130 mm ⁇ 100 mm) from the sintered plate 11 (size larger than 130 mm ⁇ 100 mm). ) May be cut out with high precision by laser processing, and the four sides of the sintered body may be removed in advance.
- the scribe grooves in a lattice shape to obtain a rectangular substrate, the invention is not limited to this. For example, a triangular or polygonal substrate or a curved scribe groove may be used, and a substrate having an arbitrary shape may be used.
- the ceramic circuit board 12 of the present invention has a metal circuit board 3 provided on one surface of the ceramic substrate 1 divided from the collective substrate 10 and a metal heat sink 4 provided on the other surface. It comprises.
- the metal plates 3 and 4 included in the ceramic circuit board 12 are bonded to each other by forming a scribe groove 21 on the sintered plate 11 and then performing a liquid honing process on the substrate surface by brazing or the like. Therefore, a predetermined process such as etching is performed, but the scribe groove 21 may be formed after the metal plates 3 and 4 are joined or processed.
- the structure of the ceramic circuit board 12 of the present invention is such that the metal circuit board 3 is joined to the surface (groove part side) on the side where the scribe groove 21 is formed, and the metal heat sink 4 is joined to the opposite surface (breaking part side). Yes.
- a semiconductor element is mounted on a metal circuit board 3 on which a circuit pattern shown in FIG.
- the thickness of the metal circuit board 3 is equal to the thickness of the heat radiating metal board 4 or A thicker circuit board 12 is often used.
- the ceramic substrate 1 or the collective substrate 10 may be deformed into a convex shape on the heat radiating metal plate 4 side after bonding, but in the case of such a warp form, the scribe line 20 is formed on the heat radiating metal plate 4 side.
- the warp sometimes breaks the scribe line 20 at an unexpected stage.
- the ceramic circuit board 12 according to the present invention is effective in preventing such cleavage defects in manufacturing.
- the scribe line 20 in the collective substrate 10 of the present invention is composed of scribe grooves 21.
- CO 2 lasers having good absorption characteristics have been mainly used for efficient laser scribing of sintered substrates made of alumina or aluminum nitride.
- the area of the irradiated surface is large due to the fact that a small condensing diameter cannot be obtained and the focal depth cannot be increased, and the range of the heat-affected layer that has deteriorated due to laser irradiation and has become weaker becomes larger.
- problems such as an increase in the number of microcracks that occur, and the scribe line has a configuration of intermittent holes in which a large number of holes are connected.
- the sintered silicon nitride plate which is mainly targeted in the present invention, is higher in strength and toughness than the sintered plate of alumina or aluminum nitride, it is not continuous in the form of interrupted holes to ensure division. It was desired to adopt a groove configuration.
- a fiber laser is scanned with a galvano mirror or a polygon mirror on the surface of the ceramic sintered substrate to form a continuous groove for division, or the mirror scan and the substrate are fixed.
- the fiber laser is a laser having a waveguide as a laser oscillator, although either the step of forming the continuous groove by the combined use of table movement or the step of forming the continuous groove only by moving the table is preferable. It is. It has a structure in which the laser medium (YAG crystal) of YAG laser, which is most popular as an industrial laser, is made into a fiber by making it thin and long.
- the ability to cool a solid-state laser can be expressed by S / V obtained by dividing the surface area (S) of the laser medium by the volume (V), and the ability to cool the solid-state laser can be represented by r (radius) or L ( It can be increased by reducing (length / thickness).
- S surface area
- V volume
- r radius
- L length
- the fiber laser that can take up the heat radiation area in the longitudinal direction requires only a slight cooling system even at high power, and the thermal lens effect that has been a problem with conventional high power lasers (the problem of beam quality degradation due to the temperature gradient generated inside the crystal) There is no. In fact, the core of the fiber through which light propagates is very thin, a few microns.
- a high-order mode does not stand up and propagates in a single mode necessary for stable laser oscillation. .
- This high-level optical amplification in a very thin waveguide of several microns makes it possible to extract energy stored in the laser medium with high efficiency and high efficiency with high output and high quality.
- Brightness laser can be oscillated with high efficiency.
- the fiber laser beam characteristics are such that the fiber diameter, which affects the light collection, is thin, single-mode optical transmission is performed, and has a beam intensity characteristic close to that of a carbon dioxide laser during laser processing.
- the fiber laser transmitter uses a double clad fiber consisting of a core and an outer layer, and the core fiber is a laser medium doped with a rare earth element such as Yb or Er.
- LD Laser Diode
- excitation light introduced into the inner cladding layer is transmitted through this fiber to excite the core fiber, and further, the diffraction grating embedded at both ends of this fiber causes FBG (Fiber Bragg Grating) principle.
- FBG Fiber Bragg Grating
- the core fiber diameter is about 10 ⁇ m, and the beam is transmitted almost in single mode.
- Er ions can be incident on 980 nm light as excitation light in an optical fiber to amplify 1550 nm light.
- a semiconductor laser is used as the excitation light source, 1550 nm light is resonated between a pair of mirrors through a WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing) coupler, and an output laser is output by a polarization beam splitter (PBS). It has gained.
- the fiber laser is an effective device that can perform simple and stable laser oscillation and can generate a high-frequency ultrashort pulse.
- fiber lasers are summarized as follows. (1) Significant downsizing is possible With conventional bulk type lasers, a linear space is required for light to pass. On the other hand, fiber lasers are used by wrapping fibers to keep the optical path length unchanged. However, the space required for laser oscillation can be greatly reduced. (2) Output stability For laser oscillation, it is necessary that a standing wave is generated in the resonator and the position of the mirror matches the position of the node of the standing wave. For this reason, in the case of a bulk type laser, the positional deviation of the optical component due to temperature change and vibration becomes a problem. Advanced technology and knowledge are required to adjust the optical system of a bulk laser.
- the fiber laser can solve the positional shift problem by using a connection technique such as a fiber coupler or fusion, and can stably obtain laser oscillation.
- a connection technique such as a fiber coupler or fusion
- the modulation pulse output can operate an arbitrary pulse waveform of 0 to 100% at a high frequency.
- (4) Higher power output By adding a power module for controlling laser oscillation, it is possible to expand the output range to the kW class. In addition, (5) almost maintenance-free, (6) few consumables, (7) low running cost, (8) low initial equipment burden, and the like.
- fiber lasers have the above-described characteristics compared to conventional YAG lasers and CO 2 gas lasers, fiber lasers can be expected as processing methods that increase industrial utility value.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the fracture probability on the processing front and back surfaces of the ceramic substrate that is crushed by the fiber laser used in the present invention. It shows that there is little decrease in the strength of the substrate compared to the conventional CO 2 laser method.
- the collective substrate 10 of the present invention is also intended to be produced with good cost performance, and the scribe groove 21 must be processed efficiently. Therefore, in the present invention, the scribe groove 21 is formed by processing with a fiber laser.
- the fiber laser has the characteristics that it is extremely light-condensing and can focus on a small spot, has a long focal depth, has a high conversion efficiency, and has a high output compared to a CO 2 laser and a YAG laser. ing.
- a substantially continuous groove having a substantially constant cross-sectional shape can be formed at high speed and with high accuracy.
- the groove depth can be controlled, the narrow scribe groove 21 can be formed so that the surface roughness of the laser irradiation surface becomes small, and the heat-affected layer is altered by the laser irradiation around the scribe groove 21.
- the range of c1 is narrow, and the formation of microcracks due to heat accumulation can be suppressed.
- the use of a fiber laser is considered to be an optimal means at present, but is not limited to this as long as equivalent quality and characteristics can be obtained.
- the collective substrate 10 of the present invention is not only divided well when divided, but also when not divided, for example, when the collective substrate 10 is being conveyed by a conveyor or when handling, metal plate joining process, warpage amount inspection
- the ceramic substrate 1 after division has a dimensional accuracy, strength, and withstand voltage resistance. It is also characterized by having a quality-related characteristic of being good. That is, the scribe groove 21 according to the present invention is formed so that a part having a different depth can be formed from the surface of the splitting property, and the groove width and groove surface roughness are reduced from the viewpoint of quality characteristics. It is formed as follows.
- the quality problem is related to the ceramic circuit board 12 provided with the ceramic substrate 1.
- the scribe groove 21 observed immediately after laser processing has a reference depth dm that can be divided satisfactorily at the time of division, but a part of the groove is slightly shallower than the reference depth dm. Formed. That is, the scribe groove 21 has a reference groove depth portion that allows the scribe groove 21 to be divided without any problem when a predetermined bending load is applied at the time of division, and the scribe groove 21 is not carelessly divided at other times. It has a shallow groove portion that acts as a resistance portion. The shape, dimensions, etc.
- the depth difference ⁇ d between the maximum depth portion and the minimum depth portion of the groove is preferably 10 ⁇ m or more and 50 ⁇ m or less from the evaluation test 1 described later.
- the reference depth dm may be appropriately set in accordance with the thickness and material of the sintered plate 11, but if the depth is increased, the reference depth dm is easily divided but the risk of inadvertent breakage increases.
- the groove width is inevitably widened, so that the dimensional accuracy when the ceramic substrate is formed tends to be lowered, and the processing time becomes longer. .
- the scribe is a continuous groove with high accuracy, it is sufficient to provide the scribe only on one side.
- the reference depth dm can be made shallower, for example, about 1/10 of the thickness of the collective substrate, but the radius of curvature ⁇ of the groove bottom portion is made small so that the division can be performed satisfactorily. It is better to concentrate the stress. Specifically, it is preferable to satisfy ⁇ / B ⁇ 0.3 in the range of 0.1 ⁇ dm / B ⁇ 0.5, as will be considered from the evaluation test 2 described later. In order to reduce the curvature radius ⁇ , it is preferable to perform a process for narrowing the scribe groove width c.
- the groove width c is preferably 0.2 mm or less.
- the groove shape of the substantially V-shaped and without the opening angle 2 [Theta] 1 preferably be below 120 degrees.
- the heat-affected layer c1 is defined by the degree of surface oxidation, that is, the amount of surface oxygen. That is, as shown in FIG. 9, the amount of surface oxygen is sequentially analyzed in the direction crossing the cross section of the scribe groove 21 (left and right direction in FIG. 3), and the amount of surface oxygen is 5 wt% (auxiliary agent (oxide) is 3%).
- auxiliary agent oxygen
- Si 3 N 4 containing a large amount of auxiliary agent may contain 5% or more even if it is not affected by heat.
- the range that is equal to or greater than the doubled surface oxygen amount was defined as the heat-affected layer c1.
- the scribe groove 21 is observed as a black part according to visual observation and optical microscope observation.
- the heat-affected zone can be observed as a discolored portion even on the outside of the groove with an optical microscope, and a raised portion 30 on both sides of the groove (the raised portion cannot be confirmed with an optical microscope) may occur.
- the outer heat-affected layer cannot always be clearly confirmed with an optical microscope. Therefore, in order to capture a heat-affected layer that cannot be confirmed with an optical microscope, the width c1 of the heat-affected layer of the present invention is defined by the surface oxygen amount described above.
- the substrate thickness B is preferably 0.2 mm to 1.0 mm. Furthermore, 0.25 mm to 0.65 mm is preferable.
- the dielectric breakdown voltage insulation breakdown voltage
- the thickness of the ceramic substrate increases due to the difference in thermal conductivity between the metal plate constituting the circuit and the ceramic substrate responsible for insulation. As a result, the heat dissipation is hindered due to the law process, and the thermal resistance of the circuit board increases.
- the raw material cost to be used and the drying at the time of sheet forming are difficult, it is necessary to enlarge the drying zone of the doctor blade forming machine, which increases the product cost.
- silicon nitride is used as a main raw material
- 3 wt% MgO and 2 wt% Y 2 O 3 are used as sintering aids, fired at 1850 ° C. ⁇ 5 h, and the above-mentioned 130 mm ⁇ 100 mm ⁇ 0.32 mmt
- a sintered plate 11 having a size is prepared. The sintered plate 11 is placed on a work table, and a fiber laser irradiation unit is installed above the sintered plate 11.
- a fiber core doped with an amplification medium for example, Yb
- an amplification medium for example, Yb
- the fiber laser irradiation unit has an XY biaxial galvanometer mirror 5 or polygon mirror and a condensing lens 6 composed of an f ⁇ lens.
- the fiber laser 7 is deflected by the galvanometer mirror 5 after being emitted from the laser oscillator, and collected. Irradiation is performed so that the surface of the sintered plate 11 is focused by the optical lens 6.
- the f ⁇ lens is a lens that is set so that the scanning speed is constant between the lens periphery and the center. Therefore, scribed grooves to be formed in the transverse (X) direction of the sintered plate 11 as shown in FIG. 1 21x is, X-axis laser beam 7 in the direction of arrow A by a galvanometer mirror 5x is rotated theta 2 is constant speed f ⁇ Are scanned to form a continuous groove having a predetermined property.
- a Y-axis galvanometer mirror (not shown) is rotated by a predetermined angle to move the irradiation position by a predetermined amount in the vertical (Y) direction to form a Y-direction scribe groove 21y.
- the laser beam 7 is scanned in the direction of arrow B in parallel with the scribe groove 21x to form a new scribe groove 21x.
- all the X-direction scribe grooves 21x and the Y-direction scribe grooves 21y are formed to form the collective substrate 10.
- the condenser lens 6 having a specification in which the laser beam 7 is irradiated perpendicularly to the sintered plate 11 at the central portion in the length direction of the scribe groove 21 but is irradiated radially at both ends, If the scribe groove 21 is installed above the central portion of the connecting plate 11 by a focal length, the scribe groove 21 is formed with a groove having substantially the same depth within the vertical light irradiation range on the center side of the groove length. Since the focal point is deviated in the range irradiated with, the groove becomes shallower toward the end.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of groove depth measurement data of the scribe groove 21 formed in this way.
- FIG. 5 shows the groove depth distribution of an arbitrary one (21x) of 130 mm long scribe grooves formed by continuous machining. Points C and D shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 are both end points of the continuous groove.
- the difference ⁇ d in the groove depth between the central portion and both end portions is 10 ⁇ m or more and 50 ⁇ m or less as described above by using the condenser lens 6 having a different focal length or changing the installation height f of the condenser lens 6. Can be controlled.
- the actual depth difference may be set in accordance with the strength and thickness of the sintered plate 11 and the reference depth dm and length of the groove 21 to be formed.
- the scribe grooves 21 are set to have a reference depth dm at the four sides of the ceramic substrate 1 as shown in FIG.
- the shallow groove portion 214 may be formed in the end surplus portion that becomes the non-product portion 2.
- the side surface of the ceramic substrate 1 that has been separately formed is divided from the uniform depth portion of the scribe groove, and the quality of the ceramic substrate 1 varies due to substantially equal surface roughness and other surface properties. Can be suppressed. Also, if the groove depth is shallow, cracks may occur on the dividing surface of the non-product portion 2, burrs may be generated, and even if the groove is separated from the scribe groove 21, it may break. The possibility of damage to the ceramic substrate 1 can be reduced. Furthermore, although the end portion is easily subjected to an external force during handling, it is possible to reduce the occurrence of inadvertent division because the strength is relatively maintained by the shallow groove portion 214.
- the position of the shallow groove portion 214 does not necessarily have to be at both ends of the scribe groove 21, and is not particularly limited, such as having only one end portion or an arbitrary position in the middle of the groove.
- it can be performed by changing the installation position of the condensing lens 6 in the groove direction. If the condensing lens 6 is shifted to the one end portion side of the scribe groove 21, FIG. As shown in b), the reference depth is dm from the one end to the center, and the other end is a shallow groove. This may be applied when the scribe groove length is short.
- the groove depth can be adjusted by changing the output of the laser, etc., and can be used in combination with the scanning method of the galvanometer mirror 5 or by applying it alone, as shown in FIG. 6 (c). It is also possible to form a shallow groove portion. However, in the present invention, it is not essential to intentionally make a part of the groove shallow, and as a result, the depth difference between the maximum depth part and the minimum depth part in the length direction of the groove is 10 to 50 ⁇ m. It is sufficient if it is within the range.
- the sintered plate 11 is fixed and the laser beam 7 is scanned and moved.
- the sintered plate 11 is also placed on a uniaxial or biaxial table so that the sintered plate 11 is also moved.
- the scribe groove 21 may be formed by a combined operation of the laser beam 7 and the sintered plate 11.
- the movement of the laser beam 7 in the vertical (Y) direction by the Y-axis galvanometer mirror may be replaced by moving the sintered plate 11 in the Y-axis direction. If it does in this way, adjustment operations, such as position alignment for scribe groove formation, can be made easy.
- the laser beam 7 can be irradiated to a fixed point without being deflected by the galvanometer mirror 5, and the sintered plate 11 can be moved to the X and Y axes to form the scribe groove 21.
- the machining time is defined by the reciprocating speed of the mechanical table, but a deceleration operation is indispensable when switching the moving direction of the table having a large inertia, which is inferior in terms of high-speed machining.
- the mechanism of the laser optical system can be simplified.
- the formation of the shallow groove partway must be performed by changing the laser output at a predetermined position, which is troublesome in terms of control.
- the lens 6 having a small focal length as the condenser lens 6 as means for forming the shallow groove portion 214 at an arbitrary position.
- the shallow groove 214 can be formed at an arbitrary position, for example, at the intersection of 21x and 21y of the scribe groove 21 to prevent the formation of a portion where the groove depth becomes extremely deep.
- it is possible to form a scribe groove by scanning the galvanometer mirror or the like to move the laser light and moving the table.
- a groove can be formed at a specific position such as marking by scanning and moving the laser beam.
- the ceramic substrate 1 divided from the aggregate substrate 10 has at least one side surface as a divided surface of the scribe groove 21, and normally this side surface is not processed again, the surface properties of the divided surface are the dimensional accuracy and bending of the ceramic substrate 1. It affects quality such as strength and dielectric strength.
- the dividing surface is composed of a laser processing surface 211 of the scribe groove 21 and a fractured surface 212 at the time of dividing.
- the laser scribe according to the present invention is performed by oscillating a high-power pulse at a high period, for example, oscillating at 50 kHz.
- the shift amount (pitch) in the moving direction is 2 ⁇ m, and continuous grooves with small irregularities on the side and bottom surfaces are formed.
- the scribe groove 21 is ruptured from the bottom, but the bottom of the scribe groove is smooth with few irregularities.
- the line portion 213 is substantially linear with a small amount fr of vertical and horizontal blurring. As a result, the deflection of the breaking force is lost, and the deterioration of the dimensional accuracy of the ceramic substrate 1, the increase in surface roughness, and the decrease in strength are suppressed.
- the scribing process was performed with the moving speed changed from 80 to 120 mm / sec, but the result did not change.
- the ceramic substrate 1 has a good dimensional accuracy of the divided surface, that is, the side surface. Further, after the ceramic substrate 1 is made into the circuit substrate 12, it is exposed to thermal shock and deformation due to thermal cycle, and therefore bending stress is generated. Therefore, it is desirable that the ceramic substrate 1 itself has a high bending strength. For this purpose, it is preferable that the surface roughness of the divided surface is small and the heat-affected layer (such as microcracks) is small.
- the split surface is composed of a laser-machined surface 211 and a fractured surface 212 fractured from the bottom thereof, and it is preferable that both surfaces have a smaller surface roughness, but the surface properties of the fractured surface are almost determined by the material ( In particular, since the silicon nitride particles have a columnar particle shape, the fracture surface is likely to be rough compared to alumina or aluminum nitride), and the smaller the surface roughness of the laser processed surface, the better the bending strength.
- the division surface of the ceramic substrate 1 has a surface roughness of the laser processing portion smaller than the surface roughness of the fracture surface, and the break line is smooth, Less thermal damage during laser processing. Thereby, the decreasing rate of bending strength is suppressed.
- the rate of decrease in bending strength here is calculated on the basis of the bending strength of a ceramic substrate in which all side surfaces are machined to extremely reduce irregularities and surface roughness.
- a scribe groove was formed with a fiber laser, and the groove was cut to produce a test piece having a length of 40 mm ⁇ width of 10 mm ⁇ thickness of 0.32 mmt.
- the strength test was a four-point bending test in which the surface side on which the scribe groove was formed was pulled.
- the standard strength test piece is a silicon nitride bending test piece of the same sintered lot of 40 mm ⁇ 10 mm ⁇ 0.32 mmt prepared by slicer processing and tested.
- the specimen length and width were the same for the samples of silicon nitride substrates having different thicknesses.
- the distance between the upper fulcrums was 10 mm
- the distance between the lower fulcrums was 30 mm
- the crosshead speed was 0.5 mm / min.
- region was very small, it measured by the non-contact using the laser microscope.
- the ceramic circuit board 1 of this invention has the metal plates 3 and 4 for circuits and heat dissipation joined to both surfaces, its withstand voltage property is favorable. This is because the brazing material applied to the surface of the sintered plate may unintentionally enter the scribe groove 21 when the metal plate is joined after the scribing process as described above. This is because the surface irregularities are small and can be easily removed.
- Ni plating is applied to the surface after the metal plates 3 and 4 are joined. As a result, the palladium residue is spotted on the brazing filler metal part due to the immersion and removal process in the palladium catalyst solution. And may adhere to the brazing material that has entered the scribe groove 21.
- the brazing material is easily removed, so that the palladium is also removed at this time and does not remain.
- Si in the sintered plate is scattered during scribing and Si or its oxide (SiO 2 portion, etc.) adheres to the periphery of the substrate, it is difficult to attach a brazing material to these attached portions.
- 3 and 4 have poor bonding, but in the groove processing by a fiber laser, the range of the brazed bonding failure along the scribe groove of the metal plate is small because the melt is less scattered and the range of the heat affected zone is narrow. As a result, the breakdown voltage is prevented from deteriorating.
- there is a method of cleaning the surface of the collective substrate 10 by blasting or honing after the laser processing but it is difficult to sufficiently remove the deposits on the scribe divided grooves 21.
- the bending strength of the used sintered plate was 750 MPa on the average of the sintered lots, and the fracture toughness value was 6.5 MPam 1/2 .
- the wavelength of the fiber laser 7 was 1.06 ⁇ m, and irradiation was performed at a repetition rate of 100 mm / sec while moving at 50 KHz.
- the condensing lens 6 is arranged above the central portion of the scribe line 20, arranged above one end portion, or using the condensing lens 6 having a different focal length so that the shallow groove portion is formed. .
- Each scribe groove 21 was processed with specifications such that the groove width c was 0.1 mm. As shown in FIG.
- the groove depth was observed from the side surface of the break line 213 from the substrate surface, and the maximum groove depth dmax and the minimum groove depth dmin were measured. .
- the above operation is carried out on three sintered plates, the groove depth is measured for nine scribe grooves, and then the feel when each scribe groove 21 is divided by hand and visual observation of the divided surface are performed. Divisibility was evaluated based on this.
- the groove depth shown in Table 1 is an average value of nine grooves formed under the same conditions, and a typical situation was shown in the division property.
- the scribe groove 21x is formed under the same conditions, the groove depth is measured in the same manner, and further divided by hand.
- the splitting property was evaluated on the basis of the touch and the visual observation of the split surface. Separately from the above evaluation, one grooving substrate was prepared, and it was confirmed by a drop test to a concrete floor whether cracks or cracks occurred in the scribe portion. Even if a substrate with a scribe line is dropped on the floor due to a handling error, it can be used as a product as long as no crack is generated in the scribe groove, and therefore, this is performed from the viewpoint of workability and yield.
- Examples 1 to 4 and Comparative Examples 1 and 2 are cases where the target thickness of the substrate is 0.32 mm. However, it was confirmed that Examples 1 to 4 could be divided without any problem as a result of division by hand.
- Comparative Example 1 had ⁇ d of 50 ⁇ m or more, and Comparative Example 2 had ⁇ d of 10 ⁇ m or less.
- the fracture surface portion at the shallow groove portion had large irregularities, and the chipping occurred.
- channel was recognized. As described above, ⁇ d increases as the maximum groove depth increases, and ⁇ d decreases as the maximum groove depth decreases.
- Examples 5 and 6 and Examples 7 and 8 are cases of substrate thicknesses of 0.2 mm and 0.63 mm, respectively. Although it was confirmed that the substrate can be divided with a relatively light force at a thin 0.2 mm thickness, in Comparative Example 3 in which ⁇ d is smaller than 10 ⁇ m, there is no problem in the division property, but the scribe portion was dropped by the impact of the drop test on the concrete floor. At the center, a crack occurs, which is problematic in terms of workability (ease of handling) and yield.
- the substrate having a thickness of 0.63 mm is somewhat resistant to division, but no problem was found in the properties of the division surface.
- ⁇ d is greater than 50 ⁇ m
- the unevenness of the fracture surface portion in the shallow groove portion was considerably large, which adversely affects the dimensional accuracy after division.
- the depth difference ⁇ d between the maximum depth portion and the minimum depth portion of the groove is preferably 10 ⁇ m or more and 50 ⁇ m or less regardless of the substrate thickness. That is, if it is smaller than 10 ⁇ m, the action as the resistance portion is weakened, and if it is larger than 50 ⁇ m, there are cases where it cannot be divided satisfactorily during division.
- Evaluation test 2 The splitting ability due to the difference in properties such as the reference depth dm, the groove width c, the bottom curvature radius ⁇ of the scribe groove 21 was evaluated. Table 2 shows the data.
- a sintered plate similar to that used in the evaluation test 1 was prepared, and a scribe groove similar to that shown in FIG. 1 was formed in both 21XY directions using the same fiber laser, and the X-direction scribe groove 21x was divided by hand. .
- the sintered plate is placed on an XY biaxial table, the fiber laser beam 7 is irradiated to a fixed point without being scanned by the galvanometer mirror 5, the sintered plate is moved to the X-direction scribe line, and the shallow groove portion 214 is not provided.
- the reference depth dm and the groove width c are different by changing the irradiation conditions such as the laser intensity, the spot diameter, and the processing speed for each of the three sintered plates and the point where the scribe groove 21 having the reference depth dm is formed in the XY direction.
- the evaluation test 1 is the same as the evaluation test 1 except that the scribe groove 21 is formed.
- Sample Nos. Shown in Table 2 represent groups formed under the same conditions, and were divided by hand with respect to three sintered plates, that is, nine X-direction scribe grooves 21x, and did not break along the scribe lines. The occurrence of cracks and burrs on the split surface and the case was visually observed and evaluated as splittability.
- Sample No. Nos. 1 to 5 were processed with a groove width c aimed at 0.2 mm.
- Nos. 6 to 11 aim for 0.13 mm.
- Nos. 12 to 17 aim for 0.1 mm.
- No. 18 to 23 are aimed at 0.07mm. 24 to 29 were processed with an aim of 0.05 mm.
- the scribe groove shape of each sample is measured by the X-direction scribe groove 21x of one sintered plate arbitrarily selected from the three sintered plates formed with the scribe grooves, and the XY at the center of the sintered plate.
- a two-dimensional groove cross-sectional form was measured and evaluated using a laser displacement meter at a location about 10 mm away from the intersection of the scribe grooves.
- channel form was calculated
- the ⁇ dm of 1 was 52 ⁇ m (0.052 mm). The other ⁇ dm was adjusted in the range of 10 to 50 ⁇ m.
- the division failure is indicated by Sample No. 1, 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 42, which have a larger value of ⁇ / B and a value of dm / B than other samples processed to have the same groove width.
- the characteristic that is small is seen.
- No. 30 is considered to be affected by the large positional deviation amount e from the groove width center of the deepest groove. From this, it is considered that the positional deviation amount e from the center is preferably c / 4 or less.
- the e value and the c1 value are only those processed under the special irradiation conditions for seeing the influence of the e or c1 described above. It is confirmed that c1 is within 1.5c and e is within c / 4. Moreover, about the sample whose dm / B value exceeds 0.5, there existed the touch which seems to be broken carelessly at the time of handling, such as a metal plate joining process. Also from this, it is considered that the value of dm / B is preferably 0.5 or less.
- Table 3 shows the data. Using the long sintered plate divided in the X direction after the evaluation test 2, the Y-direction scribe groove 21y is divided by hand to make a ceramic substrate, and the dimensional accuracy, bending strength, arithmetic average roughness of the divided surface Ra and the like were measured.
- the sample No. in Table 3 corresponds to the sample No. shown in Table 2 and indicates a ceramic substrate processed under the same or the same conditions.
- the process capability was calculated and evaluated from the result of measuring with a caliper on a total of 12 ceramic substrates (50 ⁇ 40 mm size, allowable dimensional tolerance ⁇ 0.1 mm) formed by division.
- the bending strength was evaluated by separately preparing the test piece size described above.
- the measurement of the roughness of the surface of the dividing surface is for one surface of the dividing surface at the location where the groove shape was measured in the evaluation test 2, and the laser processing surface is long in the vicinity of the intermediate portion of the reference groove depth dm as shown in FIG.
- the fracture surface was measured near the middle of the fracture surface depth in the length direction (220 direction), and the fracture line was measured near the boundary between the laser processed surface and the fracture surface.
- the process capability with a tolerance of ⁇ 0.1 mm is considered to be 1.3 or better, and the bending strength is allowed to be 5% or less.
- the process capability (Cpk) indicates the capability of producing a product within the defined standard limits, and is calculated from the upper limit value Su of the standard, the lower limit value Sl of the standard, the average value ⁇ , and the standard deviation ⁇ according to the following formula.
- a process capability of 1.3 (precisely 1.33, but 1.3 in this embodiment) is used as an index for quality assurance.
- Cpk min [(Su ⁇ ) / 3 ⁇ , ( ⁇ Sl) / 3 ⁇ ]
- min [] is a function that returns the minimum value in parentheses.
- the number of N was evaluated as 12 for the processing conditions of each prototype No.
- the process capability Cpk: 1.33 has a defect rate of about 60 ppm in the same lot, suggesting that the process can withstand mass production.
- the bending strength indicates a four-point bending strength as described above, and the bending strength test of fine ceramics (JIS R1601) except that the test piece size is 40 mm long ⁇ 10 mm wide ⁇ 0.32 mm thick. ).
- the scribe groove has a dm / B of 0.5 or less, a groove width c of 0.2 mm or less, and is processed accurately with respect to the standard dimension.
- 31 also has a small process capability but a large e value.
- the process capacities 33 and 35 are the allowable limit value 1.3, it is considered that the e value is preferably c / 4 or less in consideration of the e value at this time.
- No. No. 36, 37 and 38 have low process capability.
- No. 38 has a poor bending strength reduction rate.
- c1 is 1.6 to 1.8 times that of c. Since 39 to 41 are 1.4 times or less, it is considered that c1 is preferably 1.5 times or less of c.
- No. In the case of dividing a thick substrate as in 50, the thickness of the fracture portion becomes thick, the process capability is small compared to a thin substrate, and the fracture surface roughness Ra1 tends to be large.
- the groove width c is as much as possible to ensure dimensional accuracy. It is presumed that it is good to process a small size.
- the arithmetic surface roughness Ra2 of the laser processing surface in the split surface is compared with the arithmetic surface roughness Ra1 of the fracture surface, when the substrate thickness is 0.32 mm, the maximum of Ra2 is found even in the data of all samples. No. 7 is 1.2 ⁇ m, while Ra1 has a minimum of No. 7. 4 is 2.8 ⁇ m, and clearly Ra2 is smaller than Ra1. Furthermore, the unevenness difference fr of the break line is 20 ⁇ m or less, which is almost smooth. As described above, the difference between the surface roughness of the laser processed surface itself and the fracture surface is small, and the unevenness difference of the fracture line is also small, so that the factor that becomes the starting point of the microcrack is reduced and the splitting property is also improved.
- the difference between Ra1 and Ra2 in the same sample is No. No. 5 of 5.8 ⁇ m is the maximum. 17 and 22 also exceed 5 ⁇ m.
- the difference between Ra1 and Ra2 on the dividing surface is preferably within 5 ⁇ m. Can be within the allowable range.
- the difference in the unevenness of the fracture line is preferably 15 ⁇ m or less, but 20 ⁇ m or less can be made acceptable from the results of the following comparative test.
- D ′ / B corresponding to d / B of the scribe groove is 0.367 to 0.512, 0.342 to 0.553,. 322 to 0.580 is large as a whole, and ⁇ ′ / B corresponding to ⁇ / B is very small, around 0.05.
- the splitting property no. No. 55 and 60 and No. 1 It was good except that there was a division failure on two of 65, but the d ′ / B values of each sample were 0.367, 0.342, 0.322, and in the case of a scribe groove, the failure occurred. Not a number. From this, it can be seen that forming the scribe line with the continuous groove 21 may be performed at a shallower depth than forming with the intermittent hole.
- the quality characteristics of the divided ceramic substrate are No. Except that the process capability in 54 and 59 was barely good at 1.3 or more, neither the process capability nor the rate of decrease in bending strength satisfied the set allowable value described above. This is considered to be due to the surface roughness of the divided surface from the deep hole intermittent hole forming line, specifically, the surface roughness of the laser processed surface.
- the Ra1 of the fracture surface is almost the same as that of the scribe continuous groove described above, whereas the laser machining surface Ra2 is very large, several times to several tens of times, and it can be seen that Ra1 ⁇ Ra2 is always satisfied.
- the strength reduction it can be considered that the stress concentration is increased due to the semicircular notch effect generated in the divided portion after the intermittent hole is divided, and this also affects the strength reduction.
- the scribe line when the scribe line is formed by the continuous scribe groove 21 according to the present invention instead of the conventional scribe line formation by the scribe hole, it can be divided satisfactorily by the shallow groove, and the divided surface, in particular, laser processing. It can be seen that the surface roughness is small and the quality is improved. And about the processing time of a scribe line, when the processing time by this invention is set to 1, it is No. In the case of 51 to 53, the maximum is 10 times or more. Even in the case of 54 to 55, it was about 5 times at the shortest. Thus, according to the manufacturing method of the scribe line of this invention, processing time can also be shortened significantly and it leads also to manufacturing cost reduction.
- the heat-affected zone is smaller than the conventional YAG laser and CO 2 laser interrupted holes, and the surface oxidized region and the melted and scattered matter around the groove can be reduced. And the manufacturing method of the continuous scribe groove
- the quality characteristics when a ceramic circuit board up to evaluation test 3 was used as a copper circuit board 12 were evaluated for a board having a thickness of 0.32 mm. For the time being, sample no. 9, 14, 21, 28, and sample No. With respect to the circuit board 12 using the ceramic substrate 1 laser-processed under each condition of 52, the dielectric strength performance was evaluated.
- the ceramic circuit board 12 was produced as follows. First, when forming a scribe line at the time of laser processing, as will be described later, a print guide hole is formed so that a print pattern formed on the collective substrate 10 at the time of screen printing of the brazing material does not shift between the scribe line and the front and back of the substrate.
- the alignment through-hole ( ⁇ 0.2 mm) was also formed by cutting using each laser.
- a liquid honing process was performed on the front and back of the collective substrate 10 and washed, and then an active metal brazing material pattern was printed on the front and back of the ceramic collective substrate 10 based on the common hole.
- a copper circuit board having a thickness of 0.6 mm was bonded to one surface of the collective substrate, and a copper heat sink having a thickness of 0.5 mm was bonded to the other surface.
- the joining process joined in the vacuum furnace by the active metal brazing method.
- a film resist is pasted on a copper plate, exposed and developed to form a pattern 3 of a metal circuit board and a pattern 4 of a metal heat sink. A pattern was formed. Thereafter, the copper metal patterns 3 and 4 were formed by wet etching using an iron chloride solution. Thereafter, a palladium catalyst was applied through a step of removing resist and removing unnecessary brazing material, an acid cleaning step, and a chemical polishing step. After the addition of palladium, it was immersed in an acidic solution to remove palladium where plating was unnecessary, and Ni—P electroless plating was applied to the surfaces of the copper metal patterns 3 and 4.
- FIG. Although not described in detail, it is added that a dummy metal pattern may be formed on the non-product part 2 of the collective substrate 10 as a countermeasure against voids during brazing and joining to form the circuit board.
- the dielectric strength performance was evaluated as follows. After the circuit board is dried at 80 ° C. for 1 hour, the AC voltage is gradually increased from 0 to 10 kV between the metal circuit board 3 and the metal heat sink 4 of the circuit board 12 in insulating oil (silicone oil or fluorinate, 20 ° C.). This is a test method for evaluating the insulation performance with the voltage value when the dielectric breakdown is applied. Therefore, the higher the breakdown voltage, the better the insulation performance.
- the number of circuit boards evaluated was No. Twelve pieces were evaluated under each condition of 9, 14, 21, 28, 52.
- the dielectric breakdown voltage of the ceramic circuit board was all AC8 kV or more, and good results were obtained. Moreover, all the dielectric breakdown forms were breakdowns penetrating the ceramic substrate 1 and no creeping breakdown was observed. On the other hand, in the comparative example, there was a circuit board showing a high insulation performance of 8 kV or more, but a dielectric breakdown voltage of only about 5 kV was recognized. The dielectric breakdown of this poorly-insulated substrate is creepage failure, which is a defect that should never occur in terms of the insulation performance required for ceramic circuit boards.
- the cause of this failure is due to the effects of residues, including laser scattered matter and brazing material on the end face, and the removal of palladium components that have penetrated into the scribe intermittent holes in the circuit board manufacturing process described above. It is presumed that the insulating property was lowered due to the formation of the plating component on the side surface of the ceramic substrate due to the insufficiency. From this, it is considered that the smaller the surface roughness of the laser processed surface and the smaller the difference in surface roughness from the fractured surface, the more superior the insulation performance.
- the circuit board formed by laser processing that can control the surface roughness can suppress the occurrence of voids at the brazing material bonding interface of the metal circuit board and the metal heat sink, the adhesion of the brazing material to the end face of the board, It is possible to provide a ceramic circuit board having an insulation withstand voltage performance of 8 kV or more and excellent in withstand voltage.
- a silicon nitride sintered body was used as the ceramic in order to confirm the effect of the stronger and harder silicon nitride, but the same effect can be obtained with aluminum nitride or alumina.
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また、上述の溝深さは、少なくとも1本の任意の溝について長さ方向に連続的に深さを測定したとき、任意の位置にある最大の深さと最小の深さの数値をとりあげたものであれば良い。
また、酸化物セラミックスのアルミナ基板では、その含有酸素量が47wt%程度であり、初期の含有酸素量が高いため、レーザー加工後の熱影響部の酸素量の変動量は大きくなく、1.2倍程度の56.3wt%以上の範囲とすることができる。
また、前記連続溝の任意断面において、溝幅cの中心線と該溝部の最深部とのズレ量eがc/4以下であることが好ましい。またさらに、前記連続溝の任意断面において、底部の曲率半径をρとしたとき、0.1≦dm/B≦0.5の範囲ではρ/B≦0.3であることが好ましい。そして、前記セラミックスは窒化ケイ素とすることができ、前記連続溝はファイバーレーザの照射で形成することができる。
なお、本発明における連続溝は、セラミックス焼結基板の片面だけでなく両面に形成されてもよいが、この場合の前記溝深さに係わる規定は、両面の溝深さを加算したものに対して適応される。
また、前記連続溝に沿って分割されて形成された側面において、連続溝部の底部を連ねた破断線ラインの凹凸は、最大と最小の差が20μm以下であることが好ましい。より好ましくは15μm以下である。この前記セラミックスは窒化ケイ素とすることができ、前記連続溝はファイバーレーザの照射で形成することができる。
また、本発明によれば、寸法精度や曲げ強度が高いセラミックス基板と、絶縁耐圧性能の高いセラミックス回路基板を提供することができる。
(1)大幅な小型化が可能
従来のバルク型レーザーでは光が通る直線空間が必要であるが、これに対し、ファイバーレーザーはファイバーを巻いて使用することで、光の行路長はそのままに保ちながら、レーザー発振に必要な空間を大幅に小型化できる。
(2)出力安定性
レーザー発振のためには、共振器に定在波が生じ、かつ、ミラーの位置が定在波の節の位置と整合することが必要である。そのため、バルク型レーザーの場合、温度変化、振動による光学部品の位置ズレが問題となる。バルク型レーザーの光学系調整には高度な技術と知識が必要とされる。それに対し、ファイバーレーザーはファイバーカップラーや融着などの接続技術を用いることで位置ズレの問題が解決でき、安定してレーザー発振を得られる。
(3)即時応答性と高周波特性
出力制御のレスポンスが良く,ファイバーレーザでのアイドリング動作は不要で、起動後直ちにレーザが出力させることができる。したがって、変調パルス出力は0~100%の任意のパルス波形を高周波で動作させることが可能となる。
(4)高出力化
レーザー発振を制御するためのパワーモジュールとの増設により、kW級の出力領域まで拡張することが可能である。
その他、(5)ほぼメンテナンスフリーである,(6)消耗品が少ない,(7)ランニングコストが低い,(8)初期設備負担が少ない,などが挙げられる。
レーザ加工直後に観察した本スクライブ溝21は、その全長のほとんどは分割時に良好に分割できるような基準の深さdmとされるが、溝の一部分を前記基準深さdmよりわずかに浅くなるように形成される。即ち、本スクライブ溝21は、分割時に所定の曲げ荷重が付与された時には問題なくスクライブ溝21が分割されるような基準溝深さ部と、それ以外の時には不用意にスクライブ溝21が分割しないよう抵抗部として作用する浅溝部を有している。浅溝部の形状、寸法等は焼結板11の強度や厚さ、形成する溝の基準深さや長さなどに合わせて規定するのがよいが、基準溝深さ部と浅溝部の最浅箇所との寸法差、即ち溝の最大深さ部と最小深さ部との深さ差Δdは、後述する評価試験1より、10μm以上50μm以下とすることが好ましい。なお、前記基準深さdmは焼結板11の厚さや材質に合わせて適宜適切な値を設定すればよいが、深くすると分割し易くなるが不用意に破断する危険性が高くなる。また、必然的に溝幅も広くなってセラミックス基板とした時の寸法精度が低下し易くなり、また加工時間も長くなるので焼結板11の厚さBの1/2以下とするのがよい。
まず、例えば、主原料に窒化ケイ素を用い、焼結助剤として3wt%のMgO及び2wt%のY2O3を用いて、1850℃×5hで焼成し前述した130mm×100mm×0.32mmtの大きさの焼結板11を用意する。前記焼結板11は作業テーブル上に載置されるが、焼結板11の上方にファイバーレーザ照射部が設置される。ファイバーレーザは増幅媒体(例えばYb)をドーピングしたファイバーコアをファイバー内に設け、このファイバー内にレーザダイオードによる励起光を伝送させると、両端にある反射鏡により光が反射、増幅されて出力されるレーザである。小型で安定したレーザ発振が得られ、高出力化と短パルス化が可能である。特に、上述したようにビーム径が小さく高いエネルギー密度を持ったレーザ光を出力できる点と、焦点深度が長くとれることから溝深さやパルス幅調節の自由度がある点で都合が良い。ファイバーレーザ照射部は、XY2軸のガルバノミラー5或いはポリゴンミラーと、fθレンズよりなる集光レンズ6を有しており、ファイバーレーザ7は、レーザ発振器から出た後ガルバノミラー5で偏向され、集光レンズ6で焼結板11表面に焦点が合わせされるように照射される。fθレンズとは、レンズ周辺部と中心部で走査速度が一定になるように設定されたレンズである。よって、図1に示すような焼結板11の横(X)方向に形成すべきスクライブ溝21xは、X軸ガルバノミラー5xを回転θ2することで矢印A方向にレーザ光7が一定速度fθで走査されて所定性状の連続溝が形成される。該スクライブ溝21xの形成が終了すると、Y軸ガルバノミラー(図示せず)を所定角度回転させて照射位置を縦(Y)方向に所定量移動しY方向のスクライブ溝21yを形成する。再度X軸ガルバノミラー5xを回転することで、レーザ光7を前記スクライブ溝21xと平行で矢印B方向に走査させて新たなスクライブ溝21xを形成する。このような操作を繰り返して、全てのX方向スクライブ溝21x及びY方向スクライブ溝21yを形成し、集合基板10となす。この時、集光レンズ6を、スクライブ溝21の長さ方向中央部ではレーザ光7が焼結板11に垂直に照射されるが、両端部では放射状に照射される仕様のものを用い、焼結板11の中央部上方に焦点距離だけ離して設置すると、スクライブ溝21は溝長さの中央側の垂直光照射範囲内はほぼ同一深さの溝が形成されるが、両端側の放射光が照射される範囲では焦点がずれるため端部に行くほど浅い溝となる。図5に、このようにして形成されたスクライブ溝21の溝深さ測定データの一例を示す。図5は連続加工により形成した130mm長のスクライブ溝の任意の1本(21x)における溝深さ分布を示したものである。図4、図5に示す点C、点Dは上記連続溝の両端点である。
本集合基板10から分割されたセラミックス基板1は、少なくとも一側面がスクライブ溝21の分割面であり、通常、この側面は改めて加工されないため、分割面の面性状はセラミックス基板1の寸法精度、曲げ強度、絶縁耐圧など品質に影響する。分割面はスクライブ溝21のレーザ加工面211と分割時の破断面212とからなるが、本発明に係わるレーザスクライブは、高出力のパルスを高周期で発振して行うもので、例えば50KHzで発振させながら移動速度100mm/secでスクライブ加工を行うと、移動方向のずれ量(ピッチ)は2μmであり、側面及び底面の凹凸が小さな連続した溝が形成される。このようなスクライブ溝21に曲げ力を作用させると、スクライブ溝21の底部から破断されていくが、スクライブ溝底面は凹凸が少なく滑らかであるため、レーザ加工部と破断面との境界となる破断線部213は上下左右のぶれ量frが小さくほぼ直線状となる。これによって破断力の偏向性がなくなり、セラミックス基板1の寸法精度の悪化や、面粗さの増加そして強度の低下が抑制される。なお、移動速度は80~120mm/secまで変えてスクライブ加工を行ったが結果は変わらなかった。
浅溝部214を形成したスクライブ溝21の分割性を評価した。表1にデータを示す。図1に示したものと同サイズで厚さが0.32mmの窒化ケイ素製焼結基板(焼結板)を準備し、図1に示したスクライブライン20のうち、X方向のライン(130mm)にガルバノミラー5でファイバーレーザ7を走査して集光レンズ6で焦点合わせをし、スクライブ溝21xを3本形成し、その後ホーニング処理工程で、集合基板10の表裏面にアルミナ等の砥粒を含んだ液体を加圧噴射し、集合基板10の表裏面の清浄化と平滑化を施し乾燥させた後、集合基板10を手で分割した。用いた焼結板の曲げ強度は焼結ロット平均で750MPa、破壊靭性値は6.5MPam1/2であった。ファイバーレーザ7の波長は1.06μmで、50KHzで発振させながら移動速度100mm/secの繰返速度で照射した。集光レンズ6をスクライブライン20の中央部上方に配置したり、一端部の上方に配置したり、また焦点距離の異なる集光レンズ6を用いたりして、浅溝部が形成されるようにした。いずれのスクライブ溝21も、溝幅cは0.1mmとなるような仕様で加工した。なお、溝深さは、図8に示すようにスクライブ溝21の分割後に、側面から破断線213の基板表面からの深さを観察し、最大溝深さdmaxと最小溝深さdminを実測した。以上の作業を3枚の焼結板に対して実施しスクライブ溝計9本に対して溝深さを測定し、その後各スクライブ溝21を手で分割した時の感触及び分割面の目視観察をもとに分割性を評価した。表1に示す溝深さは、9本の同一条件で形成した溝の平均値であり、分割性では代表的な状況を示した。また、基板厚さ0.2mmと、0.63mmの窒化ケイ素製焼結基板についても準備し、同じ条件でスクライブ溝21xを形成し、同様に溝深さを実測し、さらに手で分割した時の感触及び分割面の目視観察をもとに分割性を評価した。また、上記評価とは別に、溝入れ基板を各1枚ずつ作製し、コンクリート床への落下試験で、スクライブ部に割れやクラックが生じていないかを確認した。これはハンドリングのミスにより床にスクライブライン入りの基板を落とした場合でも、スクライブ溝にクラックが生じていなければ、製品として使用できることから、作業性、歩留まりの観点から実施したものである。
実施例5、6と実施例7、8は、各々0.2mm、0.63mmの基板厚さの場合である。基板の薄い0.2mm厚さでは比較的軽い力で分割できることを確認したが、Δdが10μmより小さい比較例3では、分割性は問題ないものの、コンクリート床への落下試験の衝撃でスクライブ部分を中心に、クラックが生じ、作業性(ハンドリングのし易さ)と歩留まりの面で問題がある。一方、0.63mm厚さの基板では、多少分割するのに抵抗があるが、分割面の性状に問題は認められなかった。しかし、Δdが50μmより大きい比較例4の場合には、浅溝部での破断面部の凹凸がかなり大きく、分割後の寸法精度に悪影響を及ぼすと考えられた。
以上のことから、基板厚さに関係なく、溝の最大深さ部と最小深さ部との深さ差Δdは、10μm以上50μm以下とすることが好ましいことが分かった。即ち、10μmより小さいと抵抗部としての作用が弱くなり、50μmより大きくなると分割時に良好に分割できない場合が出てくる。
スクライブ溝21の基準深さdm、溝幅c、底部曲率半径ρ等の性状の違いによる分割性を評価した。表2にデータを示す。評価試験1で用いたのと同様な焼結板を準備し、同様のファイバーレーザを用いて図1に示したと同様なスクライブ溝を21XY両方向に形成し、X方向スクライブ溝21xを手で分割した。焼結板をXY2軸テーブルに載置し、ファイバーレーザ光7をガルバノミラー5で走査させずに定点に照射し、焼結板の方をX方向スクライブラインに移動させ、浅溝部214を有しない基準深さdmとなるスクライブ溝21をXY方向に形成した点、及び焼結板3枚毎にレーザ強度、スポット径、加工速度など照射条件を変えて、基準深さdmや溝幅cが異なるスクライブ溝21を形成した事以外は評価試験1と同様である。
No.30については、溝最深部の溝幅中心からの位置ずれ量eが大きいことが影響していると考えられる。このことから中心からの位置ずれ量eはc/4以下とするのが好ましいと考える。なお、表2において、e値及びc1値については前述したe又はc1の影響を見るための特別な照射条件で加工したものしか記していないが、他の試料を適宜抜き取り測定した結果では、後述する範囲、即ちc1は1.5c以内、eはc/4以内に問題なく入っていることを確認している。
また、dm/B値が0.5を越える試料については、金属板接合工程等のハンドリング時に不用意に割れてしまいそうな感触があった。このことからもdm/Bの値は0.5以下とするのが好ましいと考える。試料No.36~41で熱影響層幅c1が1.5c以上のものについては、セラミックス基板としたときの寸法精度や曲げ強度に、また回路基板としたときの絶縁耐圧性に影響を与えていると考えられる。また、試料No.42~50に示すように基板厚さが0.2mm程度に薄い場合には、cの値を小さくし精度よく加工できるが、基板厚さが0.63mmまで厚くなった場合に分割性を確保しようとすると、本評価試験ではcは0.13mm程度が最少形成幅であり、更に小さくするには焦点距離の小さな集光レンズが必要となるようである。
スクライブ溝性状の違いによるセラミックス基板とされた時の品質特性を評価した。表3にデータを示す。評価試験2を行った後のX方向に分割された長尺焼結板を用い、Y方向スクライブ溝21yを手で分割してセラミックス基板とし、寸法精度、曲げ強度、分割面表面の算術平均粗さRa等を測定した。表3の試料Noは、表2に示す試料Noと対応しており、同一または同一条件で加工したセラミックス基板であることを示す。寸法精度については、分割して形成された計12枚のセラミックス基板(50×40mmサイズ、許容寸法公差±0.1mm)についてノギスで計測した結果から工程能力を算出し評価した。曲げ強度は既述した試験片サイズを別途作製し評価した。
分割面表面の粗さ測定は、評価試験2で溝形態を測定した箇所における分割面の一面に対するものであり、図7に示すようにレーザ加工面は基準溝深さdmの中間部近傍を長さ方向(220方向)に、破断面は破断面深さの中間部近傍を長さ方向(220方向)に、破断線はレーザ加工面と破断面の境界部近傍をそれぞれ測定した。
Cpk=min[(Su-μ)/3σ,(μ-Sl)/3σ]
ただし、min[ ]は括弧内の最小値を返す関数
寸法精度の工程能力を評価したものについては、各試作Noの加工条件について、N数を12枚として評価した。工程能力Cpk:1.33は同一ロット内での不良率が約60ppmであり、量産に耐えうるプロセスであることを示唆している。
また、曲げ強度は既に述べたように4点曲げ強度を示しており、試験片サイズが長さ40mm×幅10mm×厚さ0.32mmtである以外は、ファインセラミックスの曲げ強さ試験(JIS R1601)に準拠して行った。
以上の条件を選定することにより、基板の寸法精度が公差±0.1mmにおいて工程能力(Cpk)が1.3以上、曲げ強度の低下率を5%以下に抑えたセラミックス基板を提供することができる。
なお、比較のために、前述したと同様の焼結基板を用い、CO2レーザで断続孔を加工することにより形成し、前述の評価試験1、2と同様にして分割性、品質特性面の評価を行った。表4にデータを示す。スクライブ孔は、分離が容易に行えるように孔深さd´は深めにし、孔壁間の隙間がほとんどないように孔ピッチは、孔径c´よりも10~30μm程度大きくし、通常より密とした。No.51~53はレーザスクライブ溝21の場合の溝幅0.13mmに相当するような孔径c´に、またNo.54~55は溝幅0.07mmに相当するような孔径c´に加工した。同様に基板厚さ0.2mm、0.63mmに対しても孔径c´と孔の深さd´を各々変化させて評価試料を作製した。
以上のことより、従来のYAGレーザやCO2レーザによる断続孔よりも、熱影響部が小さく表面酸化領域や溝周辺の溶融・飛散物も少なく出来る。そして加工時間が少なくとも1/2以下に短縮された連続スクライブ溝の製造方法を提供することができる。
評価試験3までのセラミックス基板を用いて銅回路基板12としたときの品質特性を0.32mm厚さの基板について評価した。
とりあえず試料No.9、14、21、28と、比較例として試料No.52の各条件でレーザ加工したセラミックス基板1を用いた回路基板12について絶縁耐圧性能を評価した。尚セラミックス回路基板12は以下のようにして作製した。
まず、レーザ加工時にスクライブラインを形成する際に、後述するが、ろう材のスクリーン印刷時の集合基板10に形成される印刷パターンがスクライブラインや基板表裏でズレないように、印刷ガイド孔となる位置あわせ用貫通孔(Φ0.2mm)も各々のレーザを用いて切断加工で形成した。加工後に液体ホーニング処理を集合基板10の表裏に施し、洗浄した後、セラミックス集合基板10の表裏に活性金属ろう材パターンを、上記共通孔を基準にして印刷した。次に集合基板の一面に厚さ0.6mmの銅回路板と、他面に厚さ0.5mmの銅放熱板を接合した。接合工程は、活性金属ろう付け法で真空炉中で接合した。接合体は超音波顕微鏡で大きなボイドが無いことを確認した後、金属回路板のパターン3と金属放熱板のパターン4を形成するために、銅板にフィルムレジストを貼り付け、露光・現像してレジストパターンを形成した。この後、塩化鉄溶液を用いて湿式エッチングで前記銅金属パターン3、4を形成した。その後レジスト除去と不要なろう材を除去する工程と、酸洗浄、化学研磨工程を通して、パラジウム触媒付与を実施した。パラジウム付与後、酸性溶液に浸漬してメッキ不要箇所のパラジウムを除去し、Ni-P無電解めっきを銅金属パターン3、4表面に施した。そして最後にスクライブ溝21に沿って分割して、個々のセラミックス回路基板12とした。また詳細は割愛するが、ろう付接合時のボイド対策として集合基板10の非製品部2にダミーの金属パターンを形成して、上記回路基板を形成してもよいことを追記する。
尚、この不良の原因については、基板端面付近に付着したレーザ飛散物や端面のろう材なども含めた残渣物による影響や、既述した回路基板製造工程においてスクライブ断続孔に侵入したパラジウム成分除去が不十分なことによる、セラミックス基板側面へのめっき成分の形成により絶縁性が低下したものと推察している。このことからもレーザ加工面の面粗さが小さい方、また破断面との面粗さの差が小さい方が絶縁性能にとっても優位であると考えられる。
以上のことより、面粗さを制御できるレーザ加工で形成した回路基板は、金属回路板及び金属放熱板のろう材接合界面のボイド発生や基板端面へのろう材付着等を抑えることができ、絶縁耐圧性能が8kV以上の絶縁耐圧性に優れたセラミックス回路基板を提供することができる。
尚、上記評価試験では、より強度が高く硬い窒化ケイ素による効果を確認するためにセラミックスとして窒化ケイ素焼結体を用いたが、窒化アルミやアルミナ等でも同様に実施できるし、同様の効果が得られると考えている。
2 非製品部
3 金属回路版
4 金属放熱板
5 ガルバノミラー
6 集光レンズ
7 ファイバーレーザ光
10 セラミックス集合基板
11 窒化ケイ素製焼結板(焼結板)
12 セラミックス回路基板
20 スクライブライン
21 スクライブ溝
30 溶融付着物による盛り上がり部
220 面粗さ測定方向
211 レーザ加工面(連続溝加工部表面)
212 破断面(破断部表面)
213 破断線
214 浅溝部
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- セラミックス焼結基板の片面または両面に、回路基板を多数個取りするための分割用の連続溝がレーザ加工により設けられたセラミックス集合基板であって、少なくともその一つの連続溝は、溝の長さ方向にある最大深さ部と最小深さ部との溝深さ差Δdが10μm≦Δd≦50μmであることを特徴とするセラミックス集合基板。
- セラミックス焼結基板の片面または両面に、回路基板を多数個取りするための分割用の連続溝がレーザ加工により設けられたセラミックス集合基板であって、少なくともその一つの連続溝は、端部において溝深さが最小となるように形成されていることを特徴とするセラミックス集合基板。
- 前記連続溝は、溝の最大深さ部における断面において、溝の深さをdm、基板の厚さをBとしたとき、溝の最大深さdmをB/2以下となし、さらに溝幅cを0.2mm以下となし、両脇に形成される熱影響層の幅c1は、前記溝幅cの1.5倍以下であることを特徴とする請求項1又は2に記載セラミックス集合基板。
- 前記連続溝の任意断面において、溝幅cの中心線と該溝部の最深部とのズレ量eがc/4以下であることを特徴とする請求項1乃至3の何れか1項に記載のセラミックス集合基板。
- 前記連続溝の任意断面において、底部の曲率半径をρとしたとき、0.1≦dm/B≦0.5の範囲ではρ/B≦0.3であることを特徴とする請求項1乃至4の何れか1項に記載のセラミックス集合基板。
- 前記セラミックスは窒化ケイ素であり、前記連続溝はファイバーレーザの照射で形成されていることを特徴とする請求項1乃至5の何れか1項に記載のセラミックス集合基板。
- 前記請求項1乃至6の何れか1項に記載のセラミックス集合基板を製造するための方法であって、セラミックス焼結基板の表面にファイバーレーザをガルバノミラー或いはポリゴンミラーで走査して分割用の連続溝を形成するか、あるいは前記ミラー走査と基板を固定するテーブルの移動の併用で前記連続溝を形成するか、あるいは前記テーブルの移動のみで前記連続溝を形成する何れかの工程を有することを特徴とするセラミックス集合基板の製造方法。
- セラミックス焼結基板の片面または両面に、回路基板を多数個取りするための分割用の連続溝がレーザ加工により設けられたセラミックス集合基板から分割されたセラミックス基板であって、少なくともその一つの側面は前記連続溝に沿って分割されて形成された面であり、該側面の算術平均粗さRaにおいて、前記連続溝加工部表面の算術平均粗さRa2の方が破断部表面の表面粗さ算術平均粗さRa1よりも小さいことを特徴とするセラミックス基板。
- 前記Ra1とRa2の差が10μm以下であることを特徴とする請求項8に記載のセラミックス基板。
- 前記連続溝に沿って分割されて形成された側面において、連続溝部の底部を連ねた破断線ラインの凹凸は、最大と最小の差が20μm以下であることを特徴とする請求項8または9に記載のセラミックス基板。
- 前記セラミックスは窒化ケイ素であり、前記連続溝はファイバーレーザの照射で形成されていることを特徴とする請求項8乃至10の何れか1項に記載のセラミックス基板。
- 請求項8乃至11の何れか1項に記載のセラミックス基板と、当該セラミックス基板の一面に設けた金属回路板と、他面に設けた金属放熱板とを具備するセラミックス回路基板であって、前記金属回路板が前記連続溝跡の溝部側に設けられ、前記金属放熱板が前記破断部側に設けられてなることを特徴とするセラミックス回路基板。
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