WO1999049118A1 - Base webs for printed circuit board production using the foam process and aramid fibers - Google Patents
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- Printed circuit boards are conventionally made of primarily fiberglass fibers, with electrically non-conductive fillers.
- PCB printed circuit boards
- aramid fibers have a number of advantages over glass.
- aramid has less electrical conductivity and therefore allows construction of a board that can have closer circuit density and is less susceptible to high frequency energy corruption.
- Aramid non-woven webs also have a smooth surface, and are superior in high temperature applications to glassfiber webs. Because of these advantages, duPont Chemical Company uses its own brand of aramid fiber (“THERMOUNT”) in the production of printed circuit boards.
- duPont aramid PCBs are made using the conventional liquid laid process for non-woven web production using a foraminous element, such as a wire.
- a foraminous element such as a wire.
- duPont uses a blend of different length and diameter aramid fibers, some of which may be fibrillated, in an attempt to produce versatile and entirely commercially acceptable printed circuit boards.
- problems associated with the water laid process of production of aramid non-woven sheets or webs using conventional para aramid fibers (which are "straight").
- aramid printed circuit boards and layers formed of non-woven webs making up such boards, have a significant number of problems including the inability to randomly disperse the aramid fibers as uniformly as customers would like, and typically the aramid sheets are directional. This directionality creates different co-efficients of thermal expansion in the machine direction and the cross-machine direction in the finished product, and in tear characteristics relating to saturating the sheet. Also such boards are difficult to handle and require a significant amount of handling experience by customers, and they have an affinity to absorb moisture so that some customers must bake each roll in an oven to drive off humidity before it can be used.
- a printed circuit board layer, the printed circuit board per se, and a method of producing printed circuit boards are provided which overcome a number of the problems associated with conventional aramid-based printed circuit boards.
- the uniformity of the aramid layers, and printed circuit boards produced thereby can be significantly enhanced, including reducing or substantially eliminating the directionality present in conventional prior art aramid boards.
- One technique according to the present invention is to use at least 10% by weight of aramid pulp fibers, and the other technique according to the invention is to use the foam process, such as described in co-pending applications serial no. 08/923,900 filed September 4, 1997 and serial no. 08;/923,250 filed September 4, 1997 (the disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference herein).
- aramid pulp fibers have different properties than the conventional para aramid fibers.
- the aramid pulp fibers are curly rather than straight, and can more readily fill openings between the straight fibers that are in the web or sheet, and provide more cross-over or contact points between the fibers, resulting in greater web strength and lower web directionality, while also minimizing the amount of conventional binder (such as PVA or epoxy resin) that is necessary.
- the pulp aramid fibers also enhance the possibility of calendering the web so as to enhance the density properties while minimizing the amount of binder. According to the present invention it is possible to obtain webs or sheets containing at least 10% aramid fiber that are between 20-120 grams per square meter, and have a density, enhanced by calendering, of between about 0.1-0.2 grams per cubic centimeter.
- the non-woven web or sheet may be made utilizing the foam process as described in the above- mentioned co-pending applications.
- the foam process is highly efficient in handling fibers like aramid fibers, allowing the formation of a much more uniform web, and allowing fiber blending to a much better extent than webs produced by the water laid process.
- Fiber blending may be particularly important in the production of printed circuit board layers containing aramid fibers because aramid fibers are much more expensive than glass fibers, and in order to reduce the cost of aramid non-woven webs or sheets, while still obtaining most of the advantageous properties thereof, glass fibers, and conventional non-conductive fillers (such as plastic or glass particles) can be incorporated in the foam and are uniformly distributed in the final web produced. Also by using the foam process the density of the aramid fiber-containing webs or sheets produced may be much more closely regulated than when the water laid process is utilized, and the entire formation process is less expensive and more energy efficient.
- printed circuit boards, and layers for printed circuit boards may be produced containing at least 10% aramid fiber, and preferably at least 30% aramid fiber, and more preferably at least 50% aramid fiber, on up to substantially 100% aramid fiber. While substantially 100% aramid fiber boards and layers may be produced according to the invention, because of the expense of the aramid fibers typically there will be at least some other non-conductive fibers, like glass fibers, or non-conductive fillers, and aramid pulp fibers may also be blended with conventional para aramid (straight) fibers.
- a non-woven sheet or web comprising at least 10% (and preferably at least 30%, more preferably at least 50%, up to substantially 100%, e.g. at least 90% aramid fibers) by weight aramid fibers, and any balance substantially electrically non-conductive fibers or fillers or binder, made by the foam process.
- the sheet or web may comprise at least about 10% straight aramid fibers, or glass fibers, in addition to at least about 10% pulp aramid fibers.
- the web or sheet is typically compressed (as by using conventional calendering rolls) so that it has a density of between about .1-.2 grams per cubic centimeter, and a basis weight of between 20-120 grams per square meter.
- the web or sheet may also comprise at least about 1% by weight of a substantially electrically non-conductive binder, such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), epoxy resin, other conventional substantially non-conductive binders, or combinations thereof.
- PVA polyvinyl alcohol
- a printed circuit board comprising the following components: A plurality of substantially electrically non-conductive substrate layers. At least one of the layers comprising, prior to pre-preg, a non-woven layer comprising at least 10% by weight aramid pulp fibers. A pre-preg material, impregnating at least some of the layers. And, electrically conductive circuit elements provided on or between at least one of the substrate layers. Most printed circuit boards are made with between three to six layers, although a significant number of boards are also made using seven to eight layers, and there are also many boards made using nine or more layers.
- the pre-preg material is entirely conventional, and typically is epoxy resin, and the electrically conductive circuit elements are also completely conventional (as is their positioning), typically comprising copper strips, wires, or deposits, or like physical structures of other conductive materials such as silver.
- the at least one layer containing the aramid pulp fibers is produced by the foam process, and may have at least about 50% by weight aramid pulp fibers prior to pre- preg.
- Each of the substrate layers may have a density of about .1-.2 grams per cubic centimeter prior to pre-preg, and the board typically further comprises a plurality of electronic components (such as computer chips, diodes, resistors, etc.) connected to the board substrate, and to the electrically conductive circuit elements, using entirely conventional techniques.
- a method of producing a printed circuit board comprising the following steps: (a) Using the foam process producing a non-woven sheet or web comprising at least 10% by weight aramid fibers and the balance substantially electrically non-conductive fibers, filler, and binder, (b) Calendering the sheet or web from step (a), (c) Forming a printed circuit board layer using the sheet or web from step (b). (d) Forming a pre-preg from the layer of step (c) by impregnating the layer with resin or the like, (e) Combining the layer from step (c) with other substantially electrically non-conductive layers, (f) Providing electrically conductive circuit elements on or between at least one of the layers from step (c).
- Step (b) curing the pre-preg of steps (d)-(f) to produce a printed circuit board.
- Step (b) is conventional, and typically is accomplished utilizing calendering rollers.
- the layering of the sheets or webs or produce the printed circuit board, of step (c), and the pre-preg formation of step (d), and combining a layer from step (c) with other substantially electrically non-conductive layers as in step (e), and providing the electrically conductive circuit elements as recited in step (f), as well as securing of step (g), are also all conventional.
- Steps (a) and (b) are typically practiced to produce a sheet or web having a density of .1-.2 grams per cubic centimeter, and step (a) is typically practiced using at least about 30%, preferably at least about 7
- step (a) may be practiced using at least 10% by weight aramid pulp fibers, and at least 10% by weight glass fibers, straight aramid fibers, or a mixture of glass and straight aramid fibers.
- FIGURE 1 is a schematic view illustrating an exemplary method according to the present invention, resulting in the production of a printed circuit board
- FIGURE 2 is an exploded schematic view of a circuit board according to the present invention without electronic components mounted thereon.
- FIGURE 1 schematically illustrates a preferred method 10 of producing printed circuit boards, which have at least one layer containing aramid fibers.
- the first step according to the invention is the production of a web or a sheet using the foam process, as illustrated schematically at 11 in FIGURE 1.
- Aramid fibers from source 12, other fibers or fillers from source 112, surfactant and water from source 14, and the like are provided, and the foam process is practiced preferably as described in serial no. 08/923,900 filed September 4, 1997 and serial no. 08/923,250 filed September 4, 1997, or the prior art mentioned therein.
- the slurry has a consistency of at least about 5%, e.g. about 5-50%.
- binder will be added to the web, either prior to formation, as indicated schematically at 15 in FIGURE 1 , and/or after formation, as indicated schematically at 16 in FIGURE 1.
- the binder may comprise at least about 1% by weight of a substantially electrically non-conductive binder, examples of known binders for that purpose being PVA, epoxy resin, and combinations thereof.
- a substantially electrically non-conductive binder examples of known binders for that purpose being PVA, epoxy resin, and combinations thereof.
- the web or sheet is dried as indicated schematically at 17 in FIGURE 1 using conventional drying equipment (such as a drying oven), and the web is calendered as indicated schematically at 18, e.g. using conventional calendering rolls.
- drying equipment such as a drying oven
- steps 11 , 15 and 16, 17 and 18 will take place at one location, and then the final web or sheet produced (if a web is produced it is wound using conventional techniques, and if sheets are produced they are typically stacked for transport) is transported to another location where the other conventional steps for printed circuit board production take place.
- the webs or sheets produced by the steps 11 and 15 through 18 typically have a density of between about .1-.2 grams per cubic centimeter, and a basis weight of between about 20-120 grams per square meter.
- the step schematically illustrated at 20 in FIGURE 1 is a pre-preg step, where the web or sheets from 18 are impregnated with epoxy resin from source 21 or the like, the impregnating resin being substantially electrically non-conductive.
- the board is layered -- that is various layers are utilized (either the layers from step 18, or other layers produced by conventional techniques and of more conventional materials, such as glass fibers) are assembled together and circuit elements added, as schematically illustrated at 22. Circuit elements may be added in any conventional manner (e.g. screen printing, cladding, mechanical laydown and attachment, etc.)
- the layered intermediate board, with circuit elements is cured in a conventional manner as in a curing oven, as illustrated schematically at 23 in FIGURE 1. After curing at 23, the intermediate board is acted on mechanically
- each of the 10 comprise the substrate 27 formed of multiple (typically between three and nine, but most typically between three and six) layers, illustrated schematically at 28 in FIGURE 1. According to the invention each of the 10
- layers 28 may comprise at least 10% by weight (prior to pre-preg) aramid fibers (either straight or pulp), and preferably contain at least 30% aramid fibers, more preferably at least 50% fibers, and even more preferably at least about 90% aramid fibers (up to substantially 100% aramid fibers).
- the layers 28 may have different percentages and types of aramid fibers therein, or some of the layers 28 may be conventional glass layers, or have other conventional constructions. However about 55-90% (by weight) or more aramid pulp fibers may be used (e.g. 60-90%).
- the final circuit board 26 illustrated in FIGURE 1 also has electrically conductive circuit elements 29, which are strips, wires, or deposits of electrically conductive material, such as copper, silver, or other conventional conductive materials or blends thereof.
- the elements 29 connect electronic components together, and connect the board 26 to a power source, other boards, or other external components.
- FIGURE 1 schematically illustrates conventional chips 30 as electronic components, as well as diodes or resistors or capacitors 31 , or the like. Any conventional electronic components can be utilized in the construction of the board 26 according to the invention.
- the board 26 according to the invention will have less electrical conductivity than conventional glass boards, therefore can have closer circuit density and is less susceptible to high frequency energy corruption. Also because of a better co-efficient of thermal expansion, the board 26 can be expected to have longer life than an otherwise conventional board, can be used in higher temperature environments, and is otherwise advantageous.
- the appropriate type and percentage of fibers will be added to get the desired results.
- the aramid fibers added at 12 are at least 10% by weight pulp aramid fibers, e.g. at 11
- Conventional straight aramid fibers may also be added instead of the pulp fibers at 12, or in addition to the aramid pulp fibers at 12, as indicated at line 13.
- at least about 10% straight aramid fibers may also be added, and/or at least about 10% glass fibers.
- Conventional fillers may also be utilized, as long as they are substantially electrically non-conductive, such as known glass and plastic particulate fillers.
- FIGURE 2 schematically illustrates the board 26 before the mechanical activity at 24 and the electrical component addition at 25 from FIGURE 1 , showing the components in an exploded view.
- the layers 28 are preferably produced by the steps 11 and 15 through 18 (as well as by pre-preg at 20) and can have varying fiber compositions, but preferably each have at least 10% aramid fibers.
- the electrically conductive circuit elements are shown disposed between the layers 28, and may overlap the edges of the layers 28 for connection to external components, or to facilitate connection to components that will ultimately be mounted on the substrate 27. As is conventional, one or more of the layers 28 may be etched, mechanically sanded or handled, or otherwise acted upon to expose circuit elements 29 where necessary or desirable.
- aramid pulp fibers When aramid pulp fibers are utilized according to the present invention, preferably they are those sold under the trademark COSMORON, from Kolon Industries, Inc. of Seoul, South Korea. While fiber length is not necessarily significant, normally available fiber lengths that can be used are .5-2.5 mm.
- the pulp fibers -- illustrated highly schematically at 32 in FIGURE 2 for the upper layer 28 - are curly, so that they readily fill the area between other fibers and/or fillers, and/or provide many cross-over points for contact between themselves or other 12
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