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Title:
METHOD OF ELECTRICALLY JOINTING ELECTRONIC ELEMENT CHIP TO WIRING CIRCUIT
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JPH1079570
Kind Code:
A
Abstract:

To realize a strong electrical joint which enables a large current to flow through it, dispensing with an after treatment by a method, wherein hard metal powder possessed of a large number of needle-like projections is used as conductive filler, an oxide film on the surface of an electrode terminal is broken with the needle-like projections of the powder, when the electrode terminal is jointed with pressure to a circuit on a wiring board 3 by the use of adhesive agent loaded with the conductive filter, and the projections are buried in the surface of the electrode terminal.

An electrode terminal 2 of an electronic element chip 1 is connected to the copper circuit 4 of a wiring board 3 with anisotropically conductive adhesive agent 6 where conductive filler is dispersed. Hard metal powder 5, possessed of a large number of needle-like projections, is used as the conductive filler. The conductive adhesive agent 6 is sandwiched in between the aluminum electrode terminal 2 and the copper circuit 4 provided to the wiring board 3, the electrode terminal 2 and the copper circuit 4 are stacked up interposing the adhesive agent 6 between them and thermocompressed to cure the adhesive agent 6. Therefore, an oxide film 7 formed on the surface of the aluminum terminal 2 is broken by the needle-like projections of the metal powder 6 with pressure, and the needle-like projections are buried both in the aluminum terminal 2 and in the copper circuit 4. Therefore, the aluminum terminal 2 and the copper circuit 4 are firmly and electrically jointed together with the buried projections.


Inventors:
SAGAMI YOSUKE
Application Number:
JP26902896A
Publication Date:
March 24, 1998
Filing Date:
September 03, 1996
Export Citation:
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Assignee:
HAISOOLE KK
International Classes:
H01R11/01; H05K3/32; (IPC1-7): H05K3/32