Metal fusion bonding – Process – Using high frequency vibratory energy
Patent
1998-05-12
2000-02-22
Heinrich, Samuel M.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
Using high frequency vibratory energy
2281115, 2281732, 228265, 2281805, H05K 334, H01L 21603, H01L 21607
Patent
active
06027008&
ABSTRACT:
An electronic device such as a chip coil including an electric wire firmly connected to electrodes in a highly reliable fashion is constructed to be mounted on a printed circuit board or substrate in a stable and reliable manner. At both ends of a core of the chip coil, there are provided electrodes having a multilayer structure including a high-conductivity layer made of Ag, Ag--Pd, or a similar material; a solder barrier layer made of Ni; and an easy-soldering layer made of Sn or solder. End portions of the electric wire are embedded in the easy-soldering layer so that the resultant electrode structure has a substantially flat surface. A thermo-compression process is performed so that the end portions of the electric wire are connected to the solder barrier layer via solid welding and to the easy-soldering layer via brazing.
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Bando Masahiro
Hatakenaka Tetsuo
Hirotsuji Takayuki
Kasahara Kazuo
Morinaga Tetsuya
Heinrich Samuel M.
Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
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