Abstract: A method for fabricating a multi-layer printed circuit board can include forming an etching resist layer on a first metal layer having plating grooves that selectively expose the first metal layer, forming a plated layer at the surface of the first metal layer exposed by the plating groove through a plating process to form connection protrusion, removing the etching resist layer, forming an insulation layer at the first metal layer and positioning a second metal layer at the surface of the insulation layer coupled to an end portion of the connection protrusion. By forming the connection protrusion through the plating process, a loss of material can be reduced and a strength of the connection protrusion can be increased. Further, a complexity of the fabrication process is reduced to reduce costs and increase productivity.

Abstract: A fabricating method for a multi-layer printed circuit board is provided. The method may include attaching a releasing film at upper and lower surfaces of a center layer and attaching a first metal film to each of the releasing films and a resist layer to each of the first metal films to form a base member. A first connection portion may then be formed on each of the first metal films, and a second connection portion may be integrally formed on each of the first connection portions. A second metal film may then be formed on each of the second connection portions so as to be electrically connected to the connection portions, and, in turn, to the first metal films. Specific portions of the second metal films may be etched to form copper patterns. Upper and lower portions may then be separated by the releasing films to form separate multi-layer printed circuit boards.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a semiconductor package is disclosed in which a first Ni—Au plating is formed on a bonding pad for connection with a semiconductor chip, without a mechanical process or a masking operation. The method applies a copper plating on a through bore and the bonding pad, where the copper plated layer formed on the bonding pad is selectively removed, and then a second Ni—Au plating is formed on the bonding pad and a ball pad.

Abstract: A fabricating method for a multi-layer printed circuit board comprises the steps of: attaching a releasing film at upper and lower surfaces of a center layer and attaching a first metal film to the releasing film, thereby forming a base member; forming a first connection portion on the first metal film by an electroplating process; forming a connection portion that a second connection portion is integrally formed with the first connection portion on the first connection portion; forming a second metal film on the second connection portion so as to be electrically connected to the connection portion; and etching a specific part of the second metal film and thereby forming copper patterns.

Abstract: A method for fabricating a multi-layer printed circuit board can include forming an etching resist layer on a first metal layer having plating grooves that selectively expose the first metal layer, forming a plated layer at the surface of the first metal layer exposed by the plating groove through a plating process to form connection protrusion, removing the etching resist layer, forming an insulation layer at the first metal layer and positioning a second metal layer at the surface of the insulation layer coupled to an end portion of the connection protrusion. By forming the connection protrusion through the plating process, a loss of material can be reduced and a strength of the connection protrusion can be increased. Further, a complexity of the fabrication process is reduced to reduce costs and increase productivity.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a semiconductor package is disclosed in which a first Ni—Au plating is formed on a bonding pad for connection with a semiconductor chip, without a mechanical process or a masking operation. The method applies a copper plating on a through bore and the bonding pad, where the copper plated layer formed on the bonding pad is selectively removed, and then a second Ni—Au plating is formed on the bonding pad and a ball pad.

Abstract: A plating method for a printed circuit board includes: a first step of providing a substrate having a plurality of connection pads and circuit patterns connected to the connection pads; a second step of using some of the circuit patterns provided on a surface of the substrate as a power connection portion and connecting the power connection portion to an external power source; a third step of covering a surface of the substrate excepting the connection pads with a plating resistance resist to shield it; a fourth step of supplying power to the connection pad through the power connection portion and forming a gold-plated layer on the connection pad; and a fifth step of making the power connection portion and the external power source to be electrically short. With this method, a printed circuit board without a power supply line for gold-plating can be obtained.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a semiconductor package is disclosed in which a first Ni—Au plating is formed on a bonding pad for connection with a semiconductor chip, without a mechanical process or a masking operation. The method applies a copper plating on a through bore and the bonding pad, where the copper plated layer formed on the bonding pad is selectively removed, and then a second Ni—Au plating is formed on the bonding pad and a ball pad.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a semiconductor package is disclosed in which a first Ni—Au plating is formed on a bonding pad for connection with a semiconductor chip, without a mechanical process or a masking operation. The method applies a copper plating on a through bore and the bonding pad, where the copper plated layer formed on the bonding pad is selectively removed, and then a second Ni—Au plating is formed on the bonding pad and a ball pad.