Multilayer wiring base plate and probe card using the same
Abstract
A multilayer wiring base plate includes an insulating plate including a plurality of synthetic resin layers made of an insulating material, a wiring circuit provided in the insulating plate, a thin-film resistor formed along at least one of the synthetic resin layers to be buried in the synthetic resin layer and inserted in the wiring circuit, and a heat expansion and contraction restricting layer formed to be buried in the synthetic resin layer adjacent to the synthetic resin layer in which the thin-film resistor is formed to be buried, arranged along the thin-film resistor, and having a smaller linear expansion coefficient than a linear expansion coefficient of the adjacent synthetic resin layers.
Claims
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1. A multilayer wiring base plate comprising:
an insulating plate including a plurality of insulating synthetic resin layers;
a wiring circuit provided in the insulating plate;
a thin-film resistor formed along one of the synthetic resin layers to be buried in the synthetic resin layers and inserted in the wiring circuit; and
a heat expansion and contraction restricting layer formed to be buried in the synthetic resin layers adjacent to the one of the synthetic resin layers along which the thin-film resistor is formed, and having a smaller linear expansion coefficient than a linear expansion coefficient of the adjacent synthetic resin layers;
wherein the heat expansion and contraction restricting layer is arranged to be approximately parallel to the thin-film resistor and extends outward and beyond an arranging area of the thin-film resistor, and wherein the heat expansion and contraction restricting layer is made of a metal material and is electrically insulated from the wiring circuit;
wherein both ends of the thin-film resistor are electrically connected to connection electrodes as a pair connected to the wiring circuit, respectively, and the connection electrodes as a pair cover respective corresponding end portions and edges of the thin-film resistor; and
wherein the respective connection electrodes have on mutually opposed surfaces thereof step portions respectively receiving the corresponding end portions and edges of the thin-film resistor and are electrically and mechanically coupled with both the corresponding end portions and edges of the thin-film resistor by the opposed step portions.
2. The multilayer wiring base plate according to claim 1 , wherein the heat expansion and contraction restricting layer is made of an equal metal material to a metal material constituting the wiring circuit.
3. The multilayer wiring base plate according to claim 1 , wherein the pair of connection electrodes is supported by a conductive path constituting a part of the wiring circuit, and the conductive path extends in the synthetic resin layer in a thickness direction of the synthetic resin layer.
4. A probe card comprising:
the multilayer wiring base plate according to claim 1 ; and
a plurality of probes projecting from a surface of the multilayer wiring base plate.
5. A multilayer wiring base plate comprising:
an insulating plate including a plurality of insulating synthetic resin layers;
a wiring circuit provided in the insulating plate;
a thin-film resistor formed along one of the synthetic resin layers to be buried in the synthetic resin layers and inserted in the wiring circuit, wherein both ends of the thin-film resistor are electrically connected to respective connection electrodes, the connection electrodes connected to the wiring circuit, and wherein each connection electrode comprises a step portion that receives and covers an end edge of the thin-film resistor; and
a heat expansion and contraction restricting layer formed to be buried in the synthetic resin layers adjacent to the one of the synthetic resin layers along which the thin-film resistor is formed, and having a smaller linear expansion coefficient than a linear expansion coefficient of the adjacent synthetic resin layers.Cited by (0)
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