Abstract: A method of manufacturing a through hole of a substrate includes forming, to the substrate, a cutting hole surrounding a removal-target-part such that a connection part of the substrate remains, the connection part that connects the removal-target-part that is removed from the substrate and a remaining part other than the removal-target-part that has been removed, along a cutting line of the through hole formed to the substrate; applying plating on an area including an inner peripheral wall face of the cutting hole of the substrate; applying a film covering an opening of the cutting hole on a surface of the substrate applied with the plating and performing exposure and development of the film to form an etching resist covering an area including the opening of the cutting hole; performing etching of the plating applied on the substrate; removing the etching resist; and cutting the connection part to remove the removal-target-part.

Abstract: A wiring board includes, a base plate that has a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and a side surface coupled to the first surface and the second surface, a conductor provided on the side surface, and a protrusion provided over the side surface. The protrusion partitions the conductor into a first portion on the side surface that extends to the first surface and a second portion on the side surface that extends to the second surface. The protrusion has a solder wettability lower than the conductor and protrudes from the conductor.

Abstract: A printed wiring board includes: a laminated body that has a plurality of wiring layers laminated therein; a first through hole that electrically connects two or more wiring layers with each other; and a second through hole that has strength to expansion and contraction of the laminated body less than in the first through hole.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a through hole of a substrate includes forming, to the substrate, a cutting hole surrounding a removal-target-part such that a connection part of the substrate remains, the connection part that connects the removal-target-part that is removed from the substrate and a remaining part other than the removal-target-part that has been removed, along a cutting line of the through hole formed to the substrate; applying plating on an area including an inner peripheral wall face of the cutting hole of the substrate; applying a film covering an opening of the cutting hole on a surface of the substrate applied with the plating and performing exposure and development of the film to form an etching resist covering an area including the opening of the cutting hole; performing etching of the plating applied on the substrate; removing the etching resist; and cutting the connection part to remove the removal-target-part.

Abstract: A method for inspecting a laminated board, includes: performing a reflow process to solder an electronic component to a surface of a laminated board in which at least one of a plurality of wiring layers which are laminated with each other is coupled to another adjacent wiring layer via a via; and inspecting, in the reflow process, a conduction state of the via after a temperature of the laminated board reaches a melting point of a solder, and when the temperature of the laminated board is at a temperature range lower than the melting point and higher than room temperature.

Abstract: A substrate includes an insulation layer including a glass cloth impregnated with a resin, and a through hole having a hole included in the insulation layer and plating formed in an inner surface of the hole, where a location, intersecting with the glass cloth, of an outer circumferential portion of the through hole has a recessed portion recessed toward an outside of the hole.

Abstract: A wiring board includes, a base plate that has a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and a side surface coupled to the first surface and the second surface, a conductor provided on the side surface, and a protrusion provided over the side surface. The protrusion partitions the conductor into a first portion on the side surface that extends to the first surface and a second portion on the side surface that extends to the second surface. The protrusion has a solder wettability lower than the conductor and protrudes from the conductor.

Abstract: A substrate includes an insulation layer including a glass cloth impregnated with a resin, and a through hole having a hole included in the insulation layer and plating formed in an inner surface of the hole, where a location, intersecting with the glass cloth, of an outer circumferential portion of the through hole has a recessed portion recessed toward an outside of the hole.

Abstract: A method for inspecting a laminated board, includes: performing a reflow process to solder an electronic component to a surface of a laminated board in which at least one of a plurality of wiring layers which are laminated with each other is coupled to another adjacent wiring layer via a via; and inspecting, in the reflow process, a conduction state of the via after a temperature of the laminated board reaches a melting point of a solder, and when the temperature of the laminated board is at a temperature range lower than the melting point and higher than room temperature.

Abstract: A printed wiring board includes: a laminated body that has a plurality of wiring layers laminated therein; a first through hole that electrically connects two or more wiring layers with each other; and a second through hole that has strength to expansion and contraction of the laminated body less than in the first through hole.

Abstract: A printed wiring board includes: a laminated body that has a plurality of wiring layers laminated therein; a first through hole that electrically connects two or more wiring layers with each other; and a second through hole that has strength to expansion and contraction of the laminated body less than in the first through hole.

Abstract: A flexible printed board includes a base material, first conductive pads arranged along an imaginary line on the base material and extending with a first width from front end to rear end on a front side of the imaginary line, second conductive pads arranged along the imaginary line and extending with a second width from front end on a rear side of the imaginary line to rear end, first wiring patterns provided between the second conductive pads, and extending with a third width to front end connected to the rear ends of the first conductive pads, and a reinforcing layer for reinforcing a reinforcing area over the first conductive pads and the first wiring patterns, and having a front edge on a front side of rear ends of the first conductive pads and a rear edge on a rear side of the rear ends of the second conductive pads.

Abstract: A printed wiring board includes: a laminated body that has a plurality of wiring layers laminated therein; a first through hole that electrically connects two or more wiring layers with each other; and a second through hole that has strength to expansion and contraction of the laminated body less than in the first through hole.

Abstract: A flexible printed board includes a base material, first conductive pads arranged along an imaginary line on the base material and extending with a first width from front end to rear end on a front side of the imaginary line, second conductive pads arranged along the imaginary line and extending with a second width from front end on a rear side of the imaginary line to rear end, first wiring patterns provided between the second conductive pads, and extending with a third width to front end connected to the rear ends of the first conductive pads, and a reinforcing layer for reinforcing a reinforcing area over the first conductive pads and the first wiring patterns, and having a front edge on a front side of rear ends of the first conductive pads and a rear edge on a rear side of the rear ends of the second conductive pads.

Abstract: Terminal pads are arranged on a first surface of the substrate for an electronic component to receive terminals of the electronic component. An electrically-conductive film is formed on a second surface defined on the back of the first surface over the back of a mounting area for the electronic component. The mounting area is contoured along the outer periphery of the arrangement of the terminal pads. The ratio of the area of the electrically-conductive material to the area of the surface of the substrate over the back of the mounting area is set appropriate to the ratio of the area of the electrically-conductive material to the area of the surface of the substrate over the mounting area for each electronic component. This results in suppression of flexure of the printed wiring board during reflow.

Abstract: A flexible printed board includes a base material, first conductive pads arranged along an imaginary line on the base material and extending with a first width from front end to rear end on a front side of the imaginary line, second conductive pads arranged along the imaginary line and extending with a second width from front end on a rear side of the imaginary line to rear end, first wiring patterns provided between the second conductive pads, and extending with a third width to front end connected to the rear ends of the first conductive pads, and a reinforcing layer for reinforcing a reinforcing area over the first conductive pads and the first wiring patterns, and having a front edge on a front side of rear ends of the first conductive pads and a rear edge on a rear side of the rear ends of the second conductive pads.

Abstract: Terminal pads are arranged on a first surface of the substrate for an electronic component to receive terminals of the electronic component. An electrically-conductive film is formed on a second surface defined on the back of the first surface over the back of a mounting area for the electronic component. The mounting area is contoured along the outer periphery of the arrangement of the terminal pads. The ratio of the area of the electrically-conductive material to the area of the surface of the substrate over the back of the mounting area is set appropriate to the ratio of the area of the electrically-conductive material to the area of the surface of the substrate over the mounting area for each electronic component. This results in suppression of flexure of the printed wiring board during reflow.

Abstract: A multilayer printed circuit board includes an interior interconnect layer, and a semiconductor package including a flexible interconnect structure whose distal end is a free end, wherein the flexible interconnect structure and the interior interconnect layer are electrically connected to each other.

Abstract: A printed circuit board includes a mounted a first electronic component. The printed circuit board includes a first through holes extending from a mounting surface on which the electronic component is mounted. The printed circuit board includes a second through holes extending from a surface opposite the mounting surface and aligned with the first through holes. A second electronic component may be longitudinally between the first through holes and the second through holes. The first and second through holes may be electrically connected with the second electronic component.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a multilayer printed circuit board, and a printed circuit board manufactured according to the method, includes laterally-aligning a first inner substrate in which first insulation layers and first conductor layers are alternately laminated and a second inner substrate in which second insulation layers and second conductor layers are alternately laminated. The second inner substrate has a lager number of layers than the first inner substrate. The laterally-aligned first inner substrate and second inner substrate are placed between a pair of third insulation layers in a thickness direction. The pair of the third insulation layer are heated under pressure in the thickness direction. A conductor pattern is formed on surfaces of the pair of the third insulation layers.