Sony Chemical & Information Device Corporation

Sony Corporation

Masaki Taniguchi

Kazutaka Furuta

Kazuaki Suzuki

A method of producing an electric component-mounted substrate having a cavity structure is provided. Because a supporting substrate and electric components and are connected together to a first face of a base substrate, the number of steps for the connection is reduced to shorten the producing time. When electric components are to be connected to a second face, the base substrate is supported by the supporting substrate, and the electric components and connected to the first face do not contact a processing table and therefore they undergo no damage. Thus, an electric component-mounted substrate having high reliability can be produced in a short time.

Method for producing an electric component-mounted substrate

A mounting method is provided using a thermocompression head which can mount an electric component in a short time with high connection reliability. The method is provided for mounting an electric component on a wiring board by using a thermocompression head having an elastic pressure bonding member composed of an elastomer on a heatable metal head main body. In the method, after arranging an adhesive agent on a mounting region on the wiring board, an electric component is arranged on a mounting region, and the electric component is bonded on the wiring board by thermocompression by using the thermocompression head. At the time of performing thermocompression bonding, while pressing a top region of the electric component by a metal portion of the head main body, and adhesive in the vicinity of a side portion region of the electric component is pressed by a taper section of the elastic adhesive member.

Mounting method using thermocompression head

A connecting part for ensuring a secure connection includes first connecting terminals that are arranged on one face of a supporting member and second connecting terminals that are arranged on the back face of the supporting member. The supporting member may have an elastic body. The connecting terminals are interconnected by conductive films which are formed on the face of the supporting member. Connecting parts are arranged between circuit boards on which electronic parts are mounted, and the circuit boards are mutually fixed in the state in which the connecting parts are compressed. The first and second connecting terminals are pushed against lands on the circuit boards by restoring force of the connecting parts, and then the circuit boards are electrically interconnected.

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Tochigi, Japan

Masaki Taniguchi