Fabrication method and structure of pcb assembly, and tool for assembly thereof
Abstract
A fabrication method and structure for a PBCA, and tool for assembly of the structure. The structure includes a circuit board, at least one first solder joint, a plurality of second solder joints, and an electronic device. The circuit board has a solder mask, having a plurality of openings exposing at least one first pad and a plurality of second pads arranged beyond the first pad, on a surface. The first solder joint has a maximum width J 1 and electrically connects to the first pad. The second solder joints respectively have a maximum width J 2 exceeding J 1 and respectively electrically connect to the second pads. The electronic device has a plurality of third pads, arranged substantially corresponding to the openings, respectively electrically connecting to the first pad and second pads.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 14 . (canceled)
15 . A PCB assembly structure, comprising:
a circuit board comprising a plurality of first pads and a plurality of second pads wherein the second pads are arranged outside the first pads; and an electronic device comprising a plurality of third pads arranged corresponding to the first and second pads, the first pads electrically connecting to the corresponding third pads using a plurality of first solder joints, the second pads electrically connecting to the corresponding third pads using a plurality of second solder joints; wherein a first angle is formed between one of the first solder joints and the corresponding first pad, a second angle is formed between one of the second solder joints and the corresponding second pad, and the first angle is larger than the second angle.
16 . A PCB assembly structure, comprising:
a circuit board comprising a plurality of first pads and a plurality of second pads, wherein the second pads are arranged outside the first pads, and the sizes of the first and second pads are substantially the same; and an electronic device comprising a plurality of third pads arranged corresponding to the first and second pads, the first pads electrically connecting to the corresponding third pads using a plurality of first solder joints, the second pads electrically connecting to the corresponding third pads using a plurality of second solder joints; wherein the volume of the second solder joint exceeds the volume of the first solder joint.
17 . A method for assembling an electronic structure, comprising the following steps:
providing a circuit board having a plurality of first pads and a plurality of second pads in which the second pads are arranged outside the first pads; disposing a tool over the circuit board, the tool comprising a metal plate having a plurality of first openings substantially corresponding to the first pads and a plurality of second openings substantially corresponding to the second pads, wherein the measure of area of the second opening is larger than the measure of area of the first opening; applying solder paste on the first and second pads through the first and second openings; separating the tool and the circuit board; disposing an electronic device over the circuit board, the electronic device comprising a plurality of third pads arranged substantially corresponding to the first and second pads and a plurality of solder bumps electrically connected to the third pads respectively, the solder bumps contacting their corresponding solder pastes respectively; reflowing the solder bumps and solder paste, wherein the first solder pastes combine with their corresponding solder bumps to form a plurality of melted first solder joints, and wherein the second solder pastes combine with their corresponding solder bumps to form a plurality of melted second solder joints; and solidifying the first and second solder joints.
18 . The structure as claimed in claim 15 , wherein the sizes of the first and second pads are substantially the same.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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