At&s Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik Aktiengesellschaft

Andreas Zluc

Johannes Stahr

Gerald Weidinger

Timo Schwarz

Hannes Stahr

Heinz Moitzi

Markus Leitgeb

Mike Morianz

Günther Weichslberger

Bettina Schuster

Jonathan Silvano De Sousa

Mario Schober

Gerhard Schmid

Gernot Grober

Wolfgang Schrittwieser

Gregor Langer

Hannes Voraberger

Gerhard Freydl

Nikolai Haslebner

Benjamin Gruber

Arno Kriechbaum

Fritz Haring

Andrea Koertvelyessy

Mark Beesley

A method for manufacturing a component carrier includes i) providing a metal layer, in particular a copper layer; ii) forming a film on the metal layer; iii) patterning the film in order to expose a part of the metal layer; iv) carrying out a first etch, thereby thinning the film and removing a further part of the exposed metal layer; and thereafter v) carrying out a second etch, thereby forming at least one metal trace that is spatially separated from the metal layer. A component carrier made by the method is further described.

Component embedded in component carrier and having an exposed side wall

A component carrier includes a stack with at least one electrically insulating layer structure and/or at least one electrically conductive layer structure, and a component having one or more pads and at least one dielectric layer on at least one main surface of the component. The at least one dielectric layer does not extend beyond the main surface in a lateral direction. The dielectric layer at least partially covers one or more pads of the component. In addition, at least one electrically conductive contact extends through at least one opening in the dielectric layer up to at least one of the pads.

Component with dielectric layer for embedding in component carrier

A component carrier includes a stack having at least one horizontal electrically conductive layer structure, at least one electrically insulating layer structure, a semiconductor component embedded in the stack, and at least one vertical via being laterally offset from the semiconductor component. The at least one horizontal electrically conductive layer structure electrically connects the vertical via to a bottom main surface of the semiconductor component. The component carrier is configured for a current flow from the vertical via to the horizontal electrically conductive layer structure, from the horizontal electrically conductive layer structure to the bottom main surface of the semiconductor component, from the bottom main surface of the semiconductor component to an upper main surface of the semiconductor component, and from the upper surface of the semiconductor component to the outside of the component carrier.

Component carrier with embedded semiconductor component and embedded highly-conductive block which are mutually coupled

The disclosure pertains to a method for the bonding of a component embedded into a printed circuit board. The methods include provisions of a core exhibiting at least one insulating layer and at least one conductor layer applied to the insulating layer. Methods may also include embedding at least one component into a recess of the insulating layer, wherein the contacts of the component are essentially situated in the plane of an outer surface of the core exhibiting the at least one conductor layer. Methods may also include application of a photoimageable resist onto the one outer surface of the core on which the component is arranged, while filling the spaces between the contacts of the component. Methods may also include clearing of end faces of the contacts and of the areas of the conductor layer covered by the photoimageable resist by exposing and developing the photoimageable resist.

Printed circuit board having embedded component

A component carrier which includes a laminated stack having at least one electrically insulating layer structure and/or at least one electrically conductive layer structure, and a component having at least one electrically conductive connection structure and embedded in the stack, wherein the at least one electrically conductive connection structure of the component is exposed with respect to the stack so that a free exposed end of the at least one electrically conductive connection structure of the component is flush with or extends beyond an exterior main surface of the stack.

Component carrier with surface-contactable component embedded in laminated stack

A method of manufacturing a component carrier includes providing a base structure having a main surface that is at least partially covered by a component fixation structure; providing a component, the component intrinsically comprising warpage; mounting the component on a surface provided on a plate structure and/or on the base structure to remove the warpage of the component at least partially; and fixating the component to the component carrier through the component fixation structure.

Embedding component in component carrier by component fixation structure

Described are component carriers including a stepped cavity into which a stepped component assembly is embedded. The component carriers have (a) fully cured electrically insulating material originating from at least one electrically insulating layer structure of the component carrier and circumferentially surrounding the stepped component assembly and/or (b) an undercut in a transition region between a narrow recess and a wide recess of the stepped cavity. Further described are methods for manufacturing such component carriers.

Component carrier with a stepped cavity and a stepped component assembly embedded within the stepped cavity

A method for manufacturing a component carrier includes forming a stack with at least one electrically insulating layer structure and/or at least one electrically conductive layer structure, providing a component having one or more pads and at least one dielectric layer on at least one main surface of the component such that the dielectric layer at least partially covers one or more pads of the component, placing the component on a temporary carrier, and embedding the component between the temporary carrier and the at least one insulating layer structure by pressing the component into the at least one insulating layer structure.

A hermetic package includes a base body, wherein dielectric material of a bottom of the base body is made of an organic material, an optical component mounted on the base body, and inorganic material hermetically enclosing the optical component along all surrounding sides.

Hermetic optical component package having organic portion and inorganic portion

A connection arrangement for forming a component carrier structure is disclosed. The connection arrangement includes a first electrically conductive connection element and a second electrically conductive connection element. The first connection element and the second connection element are configured such that, upon connecting the first connection element with the second connection element along a connection direction, a form fit is established between the first connection element and the second connection element that limits a relative motion between the first connection element and the second connection element in a plane perpendicular to the connection direction. A component carrier and a method of forming a component carrier structure are also disclosed.

Connection arrangement, component carrier and method of forming a component carrier structure

A component carrier including a stack with a plurality of electrically insulating layer structures and/or a plurality of electrically conductive layer structures, and a component embedded in the stack, wherein at least a portion of a side wall of the component is exposed.

The invention pertains to a method for the bonding of a component embedded into a printed circuit board exhibiting the following steps:

Method for making contact with a component embedded in a printed circuit board

A component carrier with a stack that has at least one electrically conductive layer structure and/or at least one electrically insulating layer structure, a semiconductor component embedded in the stack, and a highly-conductive block embedded in the stack and being thermally and/or electrically coupled with the semiconductor component is illustrated and described.

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Leoben, Austria

Andreas Zluc