Wired circuit board and producing method thereof
Abstract
A wired circuit board and a producing method thereof are provided which can precisely form an insulating layer and reduce transmission loss with a simple layer structure and also features excellent long-term reliability by preventing the occurrence of an ion migration phenomenon between a ground layer and a positioning mark layer, and the insulating layer to improve the adhesion therebetween and the conductivity of a conductor. A metal supporting board is prepared and a first metal thin film is formed on the metal supporting board. A resist is formed in a pattern and a ground layer and a positioning mark layer are formed on the first metal thin film exposed from the resist at the same time. A second metal thin film is formed over the ground layer and the positioning mark layer, then the resist is removed. An insulating base layer is formed on the first metal thin film including the upper surface of the second metal thin film, thereafter, a conductive pattern is formed on the insulating base layer.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 2 . (canceled)
3 . A method of producing a wired circuit board, comprising the steps of:
preparing a metal suspension board; forming a first thin metal film on the metal suspension board; forming a resist on the first thin metal film to have a pattern; forming a ground layer and a positioning mark layer on the first thin metal film exposed from the resist; forming a second thin metal film on the ground layer and the positioning mark layer and then removing the resist; forming an insulating layer on the second thin metal film; and forming a conductive pattern on the insulating layer.
4 . The method of producing the wired circuit board according to claim 3 , wherein the ground layer and the positioning mark layer are formed of copper and the second thin metal film is formed of nickel.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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