Abstract: A method of manufacturing a printed circuit board for use in an electronic circuit is disclosed. The method comprises steps of forming a printed circuit on an insulating base board, of forming a circuit portion to be connected to the printed circuit by adhering a conductive ink on the base board, and of adhering the conductive ink through an uneven surface formed on a terminal portion to be connected to the printed circuit.

Abstract: A printed wiring board for use in an integrated circuit is disclosed. The printed wiring board comprises an insulating sheet having a connecting through hole portion including a possible plated through hole, a printed wiring circuit provided on one or both surface of the insulating sheet, an insulating layer provided on a part of the printed wiring circuit, an electromagnetic wave shielding layer provided on the insulating layer and a part of the printed wiring circuit, a solder resist provided on the electromagnetic wave shielding layer and a sealing member of heat-resistant material or weather-resistant material which is filled or packed in the connecting through hole portion.

Abstract: A double sided or multi-layered printed circuit board comprises an insulating substrate having conductors on opposed major surfaces thereof which are electrically connected together via a through-hole. A sealing member composed of conductive resin fills the through-hole. An insulating layer covers the conductors and sealing member, and an electronic wave-shielding layer covers the insulating layer.

Abstract: A printed circuit board has a vibration-absorbing electroconductive body disposed in a through-hole to electrically interconnect electrical conductors disposed on opposed sides of the board. The electroconductive body is formed from the expansion of a decomposed, foamed electroconductive paste which is heated and hardened to form the electroconductive body.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a printed wiring board, and more particularly to a solder resist film applied on the printed wiring board, and to solder resist printing ink utilized to form such solder resist film.

Abstract: The invention relates to a printed wiring board (7) which includes at least one carbon resistor (3) formed across terminals (2a, 2b) of printed wiring circuit (2). A heat dissipating film layer (4) is formed at least on the carbon resistor (3). Thus, heat produced in the resistor (3) is effectively dissipated.

Abstract: Outer surface of a printed circuit board having circuit conductors on one or both surfaces may be covered by shield film or layer to shield outer noise from reaching the circuit conductors. To shield cross talk and noise from reaching each other, all electrically exposed surfaces of the circuit conductors are covered also by shield film.

Abstract: A printed circuit board comprises a base plate and a circuit conductor formed on at least one of the opposed surfaces of the base plate. A heat-radiating film is formed on at least a portion of the surface of the circuit conductor, and an insulating film is formed over the exposed surfaces of the heat-radiating film and the circuit conductor. At least one opening is formed in the insulating film, and the opening overlies the heat-radiating film thereby directly exposing the heat-radiating film to ambient atmosphere so as to promote dissipation of heat from the circuit conductor during use of the printed circuit board. The opening in the insulating film may be in the form of a slot or may comprise a pattern of circular or oval openings. The heat-radiating film may be copper or nickel paste, or non-organic material such as aluminum oxide.

Abstract: A printed wiring board includes a dielectric base plate, a circuit pattern at least on one surface of the base plate, and a solder resist film containing silicon series and/or fluorine series and covering the base plate except a desired soldering area of the circuit pattern. The solder resist film has solder repelling property to prevent bridging of solder across adjacent circuits. However, the solder repelling property apts to form dots on the solder resist film. Accordingly, at least one flux accumulating portion is formed on said one surface of the base plate to accumulate flux repelled by the solder resist film. The flux accumulating portion may be a recess and/or through-hole arranged on the surface of the solder resist film.