Panasonic Corporation

Manabu Gokan

Akihisa Nakahashi

Naoki Suzuki

Takayuki Hirose

Norihito Tsukahara

Satoru Yuhaku

Koichi Nagai

Kohichi Tanda

Yoko Kasai

Haneo Iwamoto

A wiring board is provided that suppresses spreading of liquid droplets when liquid droplets are discharged using an ink-jet method. The wiring board has a plurality of layers and includes an ink-jet wiring pattern that is formed in a soluble porous membrane member of any single layer and that includes electrically conductive nanoparticles as a principal material, and a transferred wiring pattern that does not include electrically conductive nanoparticles as a principal material. One layer among the plurality of layers is an electrically insulative substrate. Another layer among the plurality of layers is a porous membrane treated member layer including a porous membrane member at one part of a region of the other layer. The ink-jet wiring pattern is formed in the porous membrane treated member layer. The transferred wiring pattern is formed in the substrate.

Wiring board and wiring board manufacturing method

Provided is a layered electronic circuit device capable of realizing high-density/high-function mounting, easily inspecting and repairing the respective constituent elements, and improving the electronic connection characteristic. The layered electronic circuit device includes a first circuit substrate () and a second circuit substrate () which are arranged in parallel such that their substrate surfaces are opposed to each other. The peripheral portion of the first circuit substrate () and the peripheral portion of the second circuit substrate () are connected to each other by connection members (to) having a wiring member () and a thermal hardening anisotropic conductive sheet (), thereby performing electric connection.

Layered electronic circuit device

To provide a stacked mounting structure in which the number of semiconductor chips that can be stacked is greater than conventionally, as well as a method for fabricating the same, each semiconductor chip has electrodes provided at least at one end in the stacked mounting structure, and a board holding the semiconductor chips at the one end is folded with at least two of the semiconductor chips being stacked so as to at least partially overlap with each other.

Laminated mounting structure and memory card

A stacked structure of semiconductor chips includes plural stacked semiconductor chips and plural tabular holding members which hold the respective semiconductor chips. At least two holding members among the holding members are arranged in places at ends of the semiconductor chips where inner side facets of the holding members are opposed to each other, at least one semiconductor chip of the two semiconductor chips held by the two holding members, respectively, is held by only one holding member of the holding members at one end of the semiconductor chip, and all or a part of the one semiconductor chip is arranged in the largest space positioned in an inner side of the inner side facet of the other holding member of the holding members, the largest space being formed by a surface including the one surface of the other holding member, a surface including the other surface of the other holding member, and a surface including a surface of the other semiconductor chip held by the other holding member, the other semiconductor chip being closer to the other holding member.

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Hyogo, Japan

Manabu Gokan