Abstract: A method for printing electrically conductive traces on a non-conductive material includes: printing a conductive material onto a non-conductive material by transferring ultrasonic energy to the conductive material; forming non-conductive resin on the non-conductive material on which the conductive material has been printed, using a three-dimensional printer head, the non-conductive resin being (or serving as) an insulation component, or placing a prepreg on the non-conductive material on which the conductive material has been printed; and forming a connecting portion or via hole in the non-conductive resin or the prepreg.
Type:
Application
Filed:
December 6, 2019
Publication date:
June 11, 2020
Applicant:
Interlog Corporation
Inventors:
Nathanael K. KIM, Jason G. Park, Justin Kwon
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