Heat dissipating substrate and method of manufacturing the same
View Patent ↗Disclosed herein is a heat dissipating substrate, including: a heat dissipating circuit layer formed of an electrolytic invar layer including an invar layer and electrolytic copper plating layers formed on both sides of the invar layer; insulation layers formed on both sides of the heat dissipating circuit layer such that the heat dissipating circuit layer is interposed between the insulation layers; first and second circuit layers formed on the insulation layers; and a first bump connecting the heat dissipating circuit layer with the first circuit layer and a second bump connecting the heat dissipating circuit layer with the second circuit layer. The heat dissipating substrate exhibits excellent heat dissipation efficiency and can be made thin.
1. A heat dissipating substrate, comprising:
a heat dissipating circuit layer formed of an electrolytic invar layer including an invar layer and electrolytic copper plating layers formed on both sides of the invar layer;
insulation layers formed on both sides of the heat dissipating circuit layer such that the heat dissipating circuit layer is interposed between the insulation layers;
first and second circuit layers formed on the insulation layers; and
a first bump having substantially uniform diameter connecting the heat dissipating circuit layer with the first circuit layer and a second bump having substantially uniform diameter connecting the heat dissipating circuit layer with the second circuit layer,
wherein the invar layer of the heat dissipating circuit layer and the electrolytic copper plating layers are equally patterned.
2. The heat dissipating layer according to claim 1 , further comprising:
a first outer insulation layer and a first outer circuit layer formed on one side of the insulation layer including the first circuit layer formed thereon; and
a second outer insulation layer and a second outer circuit layer formed on one side of the insulation layer including the second circuit layer formed thereon.