Abstract: After disposing bonding material including thermosetting resin containing solder particles in a region that covers at least land part on an upper surface of base wiring layer and holding electronic component by base wiring layer by positioning terminal part with respect to land part and adhesively bonding at least terminal part to bonding material that covers at least land part, bonding material is semi-cured by heating. Therefore, warp deformation of the base wiring layer can be suppressed and bonding reliability can be secured.

Abstract: The method for manufacturing an electronic parts module includes an adhesive layer forming process forming an adhesive layer including solder particles on the circuit forming surface in range covering at least the first land part and the second land part; a passive element mounting process positioning a terminal of the passive element on the first land part and sticking the passive element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer; an active element mounting process, after the passive element mounting process, positioning a terminal of the active element on the second land part and sticking the active element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer; a pressing process solidifying the adhesive layer and melting the solder particles by laminating and thermally pressing a thermosetting sheet onto the circuit forming surface so as to form the resin sealing layer.

Abstract: The manufacturing method for an electronic parts module includes forming an adhesive layer including solder particles on the circuit forming surface in range covering at least the first and the second land parts, positioning a terminal of the active element on the second land part, sticking the active element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer by heating and pressing the active element onto the base wiring layer with a thermally pressing tool, and releasing the heating and pressing with the thermally pressing tool while the adhesive layer is semi-solidified, thereafter positioning a terminal of the passive element on the first land part and sticking the passive element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer, and solidifying the adhesive layer and melting the solder particles by laminating and thermally pressing a thermosetting sheet onto the circuit forming surface to form the resin sealing layer.

Abstract: An electronic component mounting method of thermo-compressing and mounting electronic components onto a plurality of unit boards segmented in a multi-piece board which avoids the occurrence of adverse thermal influences on the thermosetting bonding material which is placed on the unit boards before mounting the electronic components. The thermo-compression tool used in the method is removably fitted on a thermo-compression head in an electronic component mounting apparatus; the thermo-compression tool includes a base member and a suck-up member which is smaller than a lower surface of the base member and which is fixed on the lower surface of the base member at a position displaced from a center thereof.

Abstract: An electronic component mounting method for mounting a electronic component on a board, in which an Au bump provided at an electronic component is joined to a joining terminal formed on a board by using solder made of Sn or solder containing Sn and the electronic component is adhered to the board by means of thermosetting resin thereby to mount the electronic component on the board. The applied thermosetting resin is flown toward the outside by the lower surface of the electronic component, then a part of the solder particles contained within the thermosetting resin are made in contact with the side surfaces of the Au bumps which are heated to the temperature higher than the melting point of the solder and also another part of the solder particles are molten in a state of being sandwiched between the Au bumps and the electrodes. Thus, the diffusion of Sn into the Au bumps from the outside is promoted and so the density of Sn within the Au bumps can be increased.

Abstract: A method of bonding electrodes and core wires capable of shortening the operation time and improving the bonding strength and an electronic unit formed by bonding the electrodes and the core wires are intended to be provided.

Abstract: A core layer has on its front surface a pair of connecting electrodes forming a wiring pattern and a resist formed between the pair of electrodes; an electronic component having a pair of connecting terminals; a solder part joining between electrodes and connecting terminals; and a sealing resin part filling a gap between the bottom surface of the electronic component and the front surface of the core layer and covering the resist and the solder part, to prevent a defect of a component built-in printed circuit substrate.

Abstract: It is to provide an electronic component connecting method capable of performing dehumidification within a short time without giving a thermal influence to an electronic component which has already been mounted on a wiring board. When a first connection terminal group 5 formed on a connection area 3 of a rigid board 1 is connected to a flexible board 2 where a second connection terminal group 6 has been formed by employing a thermosetting resin in an electrically conductive manner, since a connection area 3 which is heated in a step for thermally hardening the thermosetting resin is locally preheated, moisture, and oils and fats contained in the connection area 3 among such moisture, and oils and fats, which have been absorbed in the rigid board 1 are dehumidified. Thereafter, the thermosetting resin interposed between the first connection terminal group 5 and the second connection terminal group 6 is thermally hardened.

Abstract: The invention intends to provide an electronic component mounting structure where the repairability and the impact resistance are combined. In an electronic component mounting structure, a plurality of solder balls disposed in plane between an electronic component and a substrate is melted to bond the electronic component and the substrate and a resin of which tensile elongation after the curing is in the range of 5 to 40% is filled in portions that are gaps between the electronic component and the substrate and correspond to at least four comers of the electronic component to reinforce. Since the reinforcement area is small, the repairability such as the easy removability of the resin and the reusability of the substrate are excellent, the resin itself is allowed to expand to the impact at the drop to play a role of reinforcing the bonding without breaking, and the impact resistance is excellent as well.

Abstract: In soldering an electronic component, for the purpose of leading molten solder during re-flow, metallic powder 8 is mixed into flux employed so as to intervene between a bump and an electrode. The metallic powder 8 has a flake or dendrite shape including a core segment 8a of the metal molten at a higher temperature than the liquid phase temperature of solder constituting a solder bump and a surface segment 8b of the metal with good-wettability for the molten solder and to be solid-solved in the core segment 8a molten. In the heating by the re-flow, the metallic powder remaining in the flux without being taken in a solder portion is molten and solidified to become substantially spherical metallic particles 18. Thus, after the re-flow, the metallic powder does not remain in a flux residue in a state where migration is likely to occur, thereby combining both solder connectivity and insurance of insulation.

Abstract: The invention intends to provide an electronic component mounting adhesive that can inhibit cracks and peelings in an electronic component mounting structure obtained by joining electronic components each other from occurring and an electronic component mounting structure obtained by joining electronic components with such an electronic component mounting adhesive. In an electronic component mounting structure, a first circuit board and a second circuit board are bonded with an electronic component mounting adhesive. Here, the electronic component mounting adhesive is obtained by dispersing metal particles having the melting temperature Mp lower than the glass transition temperature Tg of a cured material of a thermosetting resin in the thermosetting resin.

Abstract: By an electronic component mounting method for electrically connecting bumps to board electrodes, in a contact process for placing a thermosetting resin in a liquid glob state on the board surface and bringing the lower surface of the electronic component in contact with the thermosetting resin, the bumps are pressurized against the electrodes in positional alignment in a liquid glob distribution state where one portion of the liquid glob is arranged inside an electronic component mounting region and a remaining portion greater in liquid measure than the portion is arranged outside the electronic component mounting region. The thermosetting resin enters into a gap between the electronic component and the board by capillarity in a thermocompression bonding process. This prevents voids occurring in the sealing resin, reinforces bonded portions of bumps and electrodes with thermally cured thermosetting resin, thereby preventing bonded portion breakage due to thermal stress generated during a cooling process.

Abstract: The method for manufacturing an electronic parts module includes an adhesive layer forming process forming an adhesive layer including solder particles on the circuit forming surface in range covering at least the first land part and the second land part; a passive element mounting process positioning a terminal of the passive element on the first land part and sticking the passive element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer; an active element mounting process, after the passive element mounting process, positioning a terminal of the active element on the second land part and sticking the active element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer; a pressing process solidifying the adhesive layer and melting the solder particles by laminating and thermally pressing a thermosetting sheet onto the circuit forming surface so as to form the resin sealing layer.

Abstract: The manufacturing method for an electronic parts module includes forming an adhesive layer including solder particles on the circuit forming surface in range covering at least the first and the second land parts, positioning a terminal of the active element on the second land part, sticking the active element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer by heating and pressing the active element onto the base wiring layer with a thermally pressing tool, and releasing the heating and pressing with the thermally pressing tool while the adhesive layer is semi-solidified, thereafter positioning a terminal of the passive element on the first land part and sticking the passive element to the base wiring layer through the adhesive layer, and solidifying the adhesive layer and melting the solder particles by laminating and thermally pressing a thermosetting sheet onto the circuit forming surface to form the resin sealing layer.

Abstract: In soldering an electronic component, for the purpose of leading molten solder during re-flow, metallic powder 8 is mixed into flux employed so as to intervene between a bump and an electrode. The metallic powder 8 has a flake or dendrite shape including a core segment 8a of the metal molten at a higher temperature than the liquid phase temperature of solder constituting a solder bump and a surface segment 8b of the metal with good-wettability for the molten solder and to be solid-solved in the core segment 8a molten. In the heating by the re-flow, the metallic powder remaining in the flux without being taken in a solder portion is molten and solidified to become substantially spherical metallic particles 18. Thus, after the re-flow, the metallic powder does not remain in a flux residue in a state where migration is likely to occur, thereby combining both solder connectivity and insurance of insulation.

Abstract: A method for connecting a first terminal array 6 provided in a connection portion 5 of a first electric component and a second terminal array 8 provided in a connection portion 7 of a second electric component to each other in such a manner that electric continuity is established between them has two steps, that is, a step of tentatively fixing the two connection portions 5 and 7 with each other whose terminal arrays 6 and 8 are positioned with respect to each other by soldering them with solder particles 3 using a paste-like anisotropic conductive adhesive 1 in which the solder particles 3 and conductive particles 4 are dispersed in a thermosetting resin 2, and a step of finally fixing the two connection portions 5 and 7 with each other with the thermosetting resin 2 that has been set thermally. This prevents positional deviation from occurring between the two terminal arrays 6 and 8 during a transport from a tentative fixing apparatus to a final fixing apparatus.

Abstract: An electronic component mounting method for mounting a electronic component on a board, in which an Au bump provided at an electronic component is joined to a joining terminal formed on a board by using solder made of Sn or solder containing Sn and the electronic component is adhered to the board by means of thermosetting resin thereby to mount the electronic component on the board. The applied thermosetting resin is flown toward the outside by the lower surface of the electronic component, then a part of the solder particles contained within the thermosetting resin are made in contact with the side surfaces of the Au bumps which are heated to the temperature higher than the melting point of the solder and also another part of the solder particles are molten in a state of being sandwiched between the Au bumps and the electrodes. Thus, the diffusion of Sn into the Au bumps from the outside is promoted and so the density of Sn within the Au bumps can be increased.

Abstract: A method of soldering electronic component (6) having solder bumps (7) formed thereon to substrate (12), wherein bumps (7) are pressed against a flux transferring stage on which a thin film is formed of flux (10) containing metal powder (16) of good wettability to solder so as to cause metal powder (16) to penetrate oxide films (7a) and embed in the surfaces on the bottom parts of bumps (7), and bumps (7) in this state are positioned and mounted to electrodes (12a) on substrate (12). Substrate (12) is then heated to melt bumps (7) and allow the melted solder to flow and spread along the surfaces of metal powder (16) toward electrodes (12a). The method can thus provide solder bonding portions of high quality without any soldering defect and deterioration of the insulating property.

Abstract: An object is to provide an electronic components mounting adhesive capable of lowering the probability of occurrence of short-circuiting and increasing the reliability of the joining of electrodes in an electronic components mounted structure obtained by bonding electronic components to each other, as well as a manufacturing method of such an electronic components mounting adhesive, a resulting electronic component mounted structure, and a manufacturing method of such an electronic component mounted structure. In an electronic components mounted structure 10, a first circuit board 11 and a second circuit board 13 are bonded to each other with an electronic components mounting adhesive 20. The electronic components mounting adhesive 20 is such that solder particles 22 are dispersed in a thermosetting resin 21. The solder particles 22 are subjected to heating treatment in an oxygen-containing atmosphere before being dispersed in the thermosetting resin 21.

Abstract: A thermo-compression tool removably fitted on a thermo-compression head in an electronic component mounting apparatus includes a base member which is removably fitted on a head-bottom face of the thermo-compression head and in which heating by heat transfer for thermo-compression is performed through the head-bottom face of the head, and a suck-up member having a suck-up surface which is formed so as to be smaller than a lower surface of the base member in correspondence to a size of the electronic component and by which the electronic component is sucked up and held, the suck-up member being fixed on the lower surface of the base member at a position displaced from a center thereof.