Abstract: A method of manufacturing a printed circuit board (PCB) having an embedded bare chip includes attaching a tape to one side of an insulated substrate having a penetration hole formed therein, and attaching the bare chip onto the tape inside the penetration hole such that electrode pads of the bare chip face the tape; filling up the penetration hole with a filler, and removing the tape; laminating a metal layer onto a surface of the filler and the insulated substrate from which the tape is removed; and forming electrode bumps by removing portions of the metal layer. The forming of electrode bumps further includes simultaneously removing portions of the metal layer and forming an circuit pattern on one side of the insulated substrate. The circuit pattern is formed directly on the upper side of the insulated substrate and the electrode bumps are formed on the surface of the electrode pads.

Abstract: A PCB having an embedded bare chip includes an insulated substrate having a penetration hole formed therein; a filler filling up an inside of the penetration hole; a bare chip embedded in the filler such that electrode pads formed on one side thereof are exposed at the surface of the filler; and an electrode bump attached to a surface of the electrode pads and protruded to be exposed to the outside.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a PCB that includes embedding a bare chip in a board such that electrode pads of the bare chip are exposed, and forming electrode bumps on the electrode pads.

Abstract: A PCB having an embedded bare chip and a manufacturing method thereof are disclosed. A method of manufacturing a PCB may include embedding a bare chip in a board such that electrode pads of the bare chip are exposed, and forming electrode bumps on the electrode pads. In this way, the mass production system of a bare chip embedded PCB can be made to have a simplified process and low cost.