Method for embedding a component in a base
View Patent ↗A method, in which the semiconductor components forming part of an electronic circuit, or at least some of them, are embedded in a base, such as a circuit board, during the manufacture of the base, when part of the base structure is, as it were, manufactured around the semiconductor components. Through-holes for the semiconductor components are made in the base, in such a way that the holes extend between the first and second surface of the base. After the making of the holes, a polymer film is spread over the second surface of the base structure, in such a way that the polymer film also covers the through-holes made for the semiconductor components from the side of the second surface of the base structure. Before the hardening, or after the partial hardening of the polymer film, the semiconductor components are placed in the holes made in the base, from the direction of the first surface of the base. The semiconductor components are pressed against the polymer film in such a way that they adhere to the polymer film.
1. An electronic module, comprising
a baseboard having a first surface and a second surface;
a hardened insulating polymer layer on the second surface of the baseboard;
at least one component within the baseboard, the component having contact areas on a first surface of the component, said first surface of the component being against the hardened insulating polymer layer;
conductive patterns on the hardened insulting polymer layer; and
conductors within the hardened insulating polymer layer for forming electrical contacts between at least some of the conductive patterns and at least some of the contact areas of the component.