Shinko Electric Industries Co., Ltd.

Takehito Terasawa

Yoshihiro Ihara

Ryo Fukasawa

Tatsuaki Denda

Kenichi Mori

Masakuni Kitajima

A wiring board includes a plurality of insulating layers each being made of flexible insulating resin, and a conductor layer that is laminated on the plurality of insulating layers and that has a conductor pattern. The conductor layer includes a conductor pattern that has a certain shape in which a plurality of unit patterns are connected in plan view. The unit pattern includes a U-shaped pattern, an inverted U-shaped pattern that is arranged such that an opening side is located away from an opening side of the U-shaped pattern, and a straight line pattern that connects center portions of the U-shaped pattern and the inverted U-shaped pattern.

Wiring board and electronic device

A wiring substrate includes: a plurality of wiring layers; and a plurality of insulating layers. The wiring substrate includes: a mounting region on which an electronic component is to be mounted; and a non-mounting region on which no electronic component is to be mounted and which is configured to be bent in a first direction. At least one of the wiring layers comprises a shield pattern. The shield pattern disposed in the non-mounting region is defined by a plurality of through holes arranged at predetermined intervals. Each of the through holes has a bent portion bent in plan view.

Wiring substrate and semiconductor device

A wiring substrate includes a core substrate and a cavity extending through the core substrate. The cavity has a planar shape that is rectangular, and includes corners and sides connecting the corners in a plan view. The wiring substrate also includes first through holes that extend through the core substrate and are spaced apart from the cavity. An electronic component is arranged in the cavity. The wiring substrate also includes a first insulating material with which the first through holes are filled and a second insulating material with which a gap between the electronic component and walls of the cavity is filled. The first through holes are arranged around the corners of the cavity in a plan view. Each of the first through holes is L-shaped in a plan view and formed continuously along two of the sides of the cavity that define the corresponding corner.

A substrate includes a substrate base, first contact parts arranged in a pattern on a surface of the substrate base, and leads respectively having a generally U-shape with a flexible part, a first end fixed to a corresponding one of the first contact parts, and a second end that is located a predetermined distance away from the first end relative to the surface of the substrate base. The first and second ends of each of the leads are substantially aligned in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the substrate base in a state where the second end of each lead is pushed by a target object and deformed thereby in order to electrically connect the substrate to the target object.

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Nagano, Japan

Takehito Terasawa