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JPH0123936B2
JPH0123936B2 JP16483083A JP16483083A JPH0123936B2 JP H0123936 B2 JPH0123936 B2 JP H0123936B2 JP 16483083 A JP16483083 A JP 16483083A JP 16483083 A JP16483083 A JP 16483083A JP H0123936 B2 JPH0123936 B2 JP H0123936B2
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bending
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solder
strip
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Michihiro Shiroshige
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MATSUO DENKI KK
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は、電子部品の製造方法に関し、特に
チツプ型の電子部品の製造方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing electronic components, and particularly to a method for manufacturing chip-type electronic components.

従来、上記の製造方法としては、特開昭56−
27912号に開示されているようなものがある。こ
れは、金属箔を一面に有する金属張板を、金属箔
が外側に位置するように長手方向に沿つてU字状
に曲げて樋状の充填容量を形成し、この容器内に
複数個の電子部品素子を等間隔に装填し、これら
素子の電極を充填容器の側壁外面の金属箔に半田
付け或いは擁接により接続し、充填容器に樹脂を
注入し、充填容器の底面部の金属箔を除去し、充
填容器を各電子部品素子の中間位置で切断分離す
るものである。しかし、この製造方法では、素子
の電極を充填容器の側壁外面の金属箔にそれぞれ
半田付け或いは溶接をいちいちしなければなら
ず、作業が面倒であつた。
Conventionally, the above manufacturing method was disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 1986-
There are some such as those disclosed in No. 27912. This involves bending a metal clad plate with metal foil on one side into a U-shape in the longitudinal direction so that the metal foil is on the outside to form a gutter-like filling capacity. Electronic component elements are loaded at equal intervals, the electrodes of these elements are connected to the metal foil on the outer side wall of the filling container by soldering or retaining, resin is injected into the filling container, and the metal foil on the bottom of the filling container is Then, the filled container is cut and separated at an intermediate position between each electronic component element. However, in this manufacturing method, the electrodes of the element must be individually soldered or welded to the metal foil on the outer side wall of the filling container, which is cumbersome.

この発明は、各金属箔への各電子部品素子の電
極の半田付けを一斉に行えるようにして作業を容
易にした製造方法を提供することを目的とする。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a manufacturing method that facilitates the soldering of the electrodes of each electronic component element to each metal foil at the same time.

そのため、この発明は、(イ)帯状絶縁体の両長手
縁にそれぞれ偏つた位置に上記長手縁に沿つて所
定間隔ごとに折曲用の長孔を穿設すると共に、上
記各折曲用の長孔よりも内側位置にそれぞれ電極
接続用の窓を穿設する過程と、(ロ)上記帯状絶縁体
の一方の面に金属箔を貼着する過程と、(ハ)上記両
窓に挾まれて位置する上記金属箔を除去する過程
と、(ニ)上記各窓内に半田を配置する過程と、(ホ)上
記帯状絶縁体の上記金属箔貼着面とは反対側の面
に複数の電子部品素子をそれらの電極がそれぞれ
上記窓内の半田に接するように所定間隔ごとに配
置する過程と、(ヘ)上記半田を一斉に加熱して上記
各金属箔に上記各電極を半田付けする過程と、(ト)
上記帯状絶縁体を上記各折曲用の長孔に沿つて折
曲げて上記金属箔が外側に位置する樋状体を充填
する過程と、(チ)上記樋状体内に樹脂を充填する過
程と、(リ)上記樋状体を上記各電子部品間の位置で
それぞれ幅方向に切断する過程と、からなる。
Therefore, the present invention provides (a) long holes for bending, which are formed at predetermined intervals along both longitudinal edges of the strip-shaped insulator at biased positions, and (b) pasting metal foil on one side of the band-shaped insulator; and (c) forming a window between the two windows. (d) placing solder in each of the windows; and (e) placing a plurality of solders on the surface of the strip-shaped insulator opposite to the surface on which the metal foil is attached. A process of arranging electronic component elements at predetermined intervals so that their electrodes are in contact with the solder in the window, and (f) heating the solder all at once to solder each of the electrodes to each of the metal foils. process and (g)
a process of bending the band-shaped insulator along each of the long holes for bending and filling the gutter-like body with the metal foil located on the outside; and (h) a process of filling the gutter-like body with resin. and (i) cutting the gutter-like body in the width direction at positions between the respective electronic components.

この製造方法では、(イ)の過程で帯状絶縁体に窓
を形成し、(ハ)の過程でその窓の外側に金属箔を位
置せしめているので、(ニ)の過程で各窓に半田を配
置し、(ホ)の過程でこれら半田にそれぞれ電極が接
触するように配置し、(ヘ)の過程で加熱するだけ
で、多数の金属箔にそれぞれ電極を同時に半田付
けすることができ、作業が容易になる。
In this manufacturing method, windows are formed in the strip-shaped insulator in the step (a), and metal foil is placed on the outside of the window in the step (c), so each window is soldered in the step (d). By simply placing the electrodes in contact with each of these solders in step (e), and heating them in step (f), it is possible to simultaneously solder the electrodes to a large number of metal foils. Work becomes easier.

以下、この発明を図示の1実施例に基づいて詳
細に説明する。第1図に、この発明による製造方
法によつて製造したチツプ型タンタルコンデンサ
を示す。同図において、2は支持体で、底壁部4
と端壁部6,8とを有する。10,12は折曲用
の長孔である。底壁部4の端壁部6,8の近傍に
は窓14,16が穿設されており、端壁6及び底
壁4の端部を跨ぎかつ窓14を被うように外部電
極18が設けられている。同様に端壁8及び底壁
4の端部を跨ぎかつ窓16を被うように外部電極
20が設けられている。22はコンデンサ素子
で、24はその陰極層、25は陽極リード線、2
6は陽極部材である。陰極層24及び陽極部材2
6は、半田27,28によつて窓14,16を介
して外部電極20に半田付けされている。なお、
陽極リード線26と陽極部材28とは溶接されて
いる。図には示していないが、支持体2内にはコ
ンデンサ素子が埋没するように合成樹脂が充填さ
れており、場合によつては端壁部6,8の上端部
間を跨ぐように耐熱板を設けることもある。
Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in detail based on one embodiment shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a chip-type tantalum capacitor manufactured by the manufacturing method according to the present invention. In the same figure, 2 is a support body, and the bottom wall part 4
and end wall portions 6, 8. 10 and 12 are long holes for bending. Windows 14 and 16 are bored near the end walls 6 and 8 of the bottom wall 4, and an external electrode 18 is provided so as to straddle the ends of the end wall 6 and the bottom wall 4 and cover the windows 14. It is provided. Similarly, an external electrode 20 is provided so as to straddle the ends of the end wall 8 and the bottom wall 4 and cover the window 16. 22 is a capacitor element, 24 is its cathode layer, 25 is an anode lead wire, 2
6 is an anode member. Cathode layer 24 and anode member 2
6 is soldered to the external electrode 20 via the windows 14 and 16 with solders 27 and 28. In addition,
The anode lead wire 26 and the anode member 28 are welded. Although not shown in the figure, the support body 2 is filled with a synthetic resin so that the capacitor element is buried therein, and in some cases, a heat-resistant plate is filled so as to straddle the upper ends of the end walls 6 and 8. may be provided.

次にこの発明による製造方法について説明す
る。まず帯状絶縁体30を第2図に示すように打
抜く。帯状絶縁体30は、ポリイミドまたはガラ
スエポキシ製で、厚さが約0.1mmのものである。
帯状絶縁体30の一方の長手縁に偏つた位置に、
その長手縁に沿つて折曲げ用長孔10が所定間隔
ごとに打抜かれている。同様に帯状絶縁体30の
他方の長手縁に偏つた位置に、その長手縁に沿つ
て折曲げ用長孔10に対応するように折曲げ用長
孔12が打抜かれている。各折曲げ用長孔10よ
りも内側位置にそれぞれ矩形の窓14が打抜か
れ、同様に各折曲げ用長孔12よりも内側位置に
もそれぞれ矩形の窓16が打抜かれている。各折
曲げ用長孔10,12よりもさらに帯状絶縁体3
0の長手縁に偏つた位置にこれらに対応するよう
に端壁高さ規定用長孔32,34が打抜かれてい
る。また、各窓14、高さ規定用長孔32の両側
には幅寸法規定用長孔36,38が打抜かれ、同
様に各窓14、高さ規定用長孔34の両側には幅
寸法規定用長孔40,42が打抜かれている。幅
寸法規定用長孔36,38と同40,42との間
は幅寸法規定用窓44がそれぞれ打抜かれてい
る。これら端壁高さ規定用長孔32,34、幅寸
法規定用長孔36,38及び幅寸法規定用窓44
によつて囲われた部分が支持体2となり、その部
分のうち端壁高さ規定用長孔32と折曲げ用長孔
10との間の部分が端壁6となり、折曲げ用長孔
10,12間が底壁4となり、折曲げ用長孔12
と端壁高さ規定用長孔34との間の部分が端壁8
となる。
Next, a manufacturing method according to the present invention will be explained. First, the strip-shaped insulator 30 is punched out as shown in FIG. The strip insulator 30 is made of polyimide or glass epoxy and has a thickness of about 0.1 mm.
At a position biased toward one longitudinal edge of the strip-shaped insulator 30,
Long holes 10 for bending are punched out at predetermined intervals along its longitudinal edge. Similarly, an elongated bending hole 12 is punched out at a position biased toward the other longitudinal edge of the strip-shaped insulator 30 so as to correspond to the elongated bending hole 10 along the longitudinal edge. A rectangular window 14 is punched out at a position inside each bending slot 10, and a rectangular window 16 is punched at a position inside each bending slot 12. A strip-shaped insulator 3 further than each bending slot 10, 12
Elongated holes 32 and 34 for end wall height regulation are punched out at positions deviating from the longitudinal edges of 0 so as to correspond to these. In addition, width dimension regulation slots 36 and 38 are punched out on both sides of each window 14 and height regulation slot 32, and similarly, width dimension regulation slots 36 and 38 are punched out on both sides of each window 14 and height regulation slot 34. Elongated holes 40 and 42 are punched out. Width dimension defining windows 44 are punched out between the width dimension defining slots 36 and 38 and the width dimension defining slots 40 and 42, respectively. These end wall height defining long holes 32, 34, width dimension defining long holes 36, 38, and width dimension defining window 44.
The part surrounded by the support body 2 becomes the support 2, and the part between the end wall height regulating slot 32 and the bending slot 10 becomes the end wall 6, and the part surrounded by the bending slot 10 becomes the end wall 6. , 12 becomes the bottom wall 4, and the long hole 12 for bending
The portion between the end wall height defining long hole 34 and the end wall 8
becomes.

このように打抜いた帯状絶縁体30の裏面全体
にわたつて第3図に示すように厚さが約25〜50μ
mである銅箔46を貼着する。そして、この銅箔
46を第4図に示すようにエツチングまたは打抜
くことによつて外部電極18,20を作製する。
なお、第4図は、帯状絶縁体30の裏面を示して
いる。
As shown in FIG. 3, the thickness is about 25 to 50 μ over the entire back surface of the strip-shaped insulator 30 punched out in this way.
A copper foil 46 of m is attached. Then, the external electrodes 18, 20 are produced by etching or punching this copper foil 46 as shown in FIG.
Note that FIG. 4 shows the back surface of the strip-shaped insulator 30.

そして、帯状絶縁体30の表面側において、各
窓18上に半田27を、各窓20上に半田28を
配置する。その後、コンデンサ素子22を陰極層
24が窓16上に、陽極部材26が窓14上に位
置するように配置し、例えば加熱炉内を通して半
田27,28を溶融し、第5図に示すように外部
電極18と陽極部材26を半田付けし、外部電極
20と陰極層24を半田付けする。
Then, on the front side of the strip-shaped insulator 30, solder 27 is placed on each window 18, and solder 28 is placed on each window 20. Thereafter, the capacitor element 22 is placed so that the cathode layer 24 is placed on the window 16 and the anode member 26 is placed on the window 14, and the solders 27 and 28 are melted through a heating furnace, for example, as shown in FIG. The external electrode 18 and the anode member 26 are soldered, and the external electrode 20 and the cathode layer 24 are soldered.

その後、第6図に示すように折曲げ用長孔1
0,12の位置で、外部電極18,20が外側に
位置するように帯状絶縁体30を折曲げて樋状体
とする。そして、この樋状体内に絶縁用の合成樹
脂をコンデンサ素子22が埋設するように注入す
る。この合成樹脂が硬化後に、同図に一点鎖線で
示す切断線に沿つて樋状体を切断し、また端壁高
さ調整用長孔32,34をつなぐように切断す
る。これによつて製造が完了する。なお、耐熱板
を取付ける場合には、樹脂注入後に帯状の耐熱板
を配置すればよい。
After that, as shown in FIG.
At positions 0 and 12, the strip insulator 30 is bent to form a trough-like body so that the external electrodes 18 and 20 are located on the outside. Then, insulating synthetic resin is injected into this trough-like body so that the capacitor element 22 is buried therein. After this synthetic resin has hardened, the gutter-like body is cut along the cutting line shown by the dashed line in the figure, and also cut so as to connect the long holes 32 and 34 for adjusting the height of the end walls. This completes the production. In addition, when attaching a heat-resistant plate, the belt-shaped heat-resistant plate may be placed after resin injection.

上記の実施例では、コンデンサ素子を用いた
が、電極が2つの電子部品であれば種々のものを
使用できる。また、銅箔を用いたが、他の金属箔
を使用してもよい。さらに、幅寸法規定用の長孔
や窓及び端壁高さ規定用長孔を打抜いたが、これ
らは場合によつては不要である。
In the above embodiment, a capacitor element is used, but various electronic components can be used as long as they have two electrodes. Further, although copper foil was used, other metal foils may be used. Furthermore, although a long hole for defining the width dimension and a long hole for defining the window and end wall height were punched out, these may be unnecessary in some cases.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図はこの発明による製造方法によつて製造
したチツプ型コンデンサの縦断面図、第2図乃至
第6図はこの発明の1実施例の工程図である。 10,12……折曲げ用長孔、14,16……
電極接続用窓、22……コンデンサ素子(電子部
品素子)、27,28……半田、30……帯状絶
縁体。
FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a chip type capacitor manufactured by the manufacturing method according to the present invention, and FIGS. 2 to 6 are process diagrams of one embodiment of the present invention. 10, 12... Long hole for bending, 14, 16...
Window for electrode connection, 22... Capacitor element (electronic component element), 27, 28... Solder, 30... Band-shaped insulator.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1 帯状絶縁体の両長手縁にそれぞれ偏つた位置
に上記長手縁に沿つて所定間隔ごとに折曲用の長
孔を穿設すると共に上記各折曲用の長孔よりも内
側位置にそれぞれ電極接続用の窓を穿設する過程
と、上記帯状絶縁体の一方の面に金属箔を貼着す
る過程と、上記両側の窓に挾まれて位置する上記
金属箔を除去する過程と、上記金属箔貼着面とは
反対側の面における上記各窓内に半田を配置する
過程と、上記帯状絶縁体の上記金属箔貼着面とは
反対側の面に複数の電子部品素子をそれらの電極
が上記窓内の半田に接するように所定間隔ごとに
配置する過程と、上記半田を一斉に加熱して上記
各金属箔に上記各電極を半田付する過程と、上記
帯状絶縁体を上記各折曲用の長孔に沿つて折曲て
上記金属箔が外側に位置する樋状体を形成する過
程と、上記樋状体内に樹脂を充填する過程と、上
記樋状体を上記各電子部品素子間の位置でそれぞ
れ幅方向に切断する過程とからなる電子部品の製
造方法。
1. Long holes for bending are formed at predetermined intervals along the long edges at offset positions on both longitudinal edges of the strip-shaped insulator, and electrodes are provided at positions inside each of the long holes for bending. A process of drilling a connection window, a process of pasting metal foil on one side of the strip-shaped insulator, a process of removing the metal foil sandwiched between the windows on both sides, and a process of removing the metal foil sandwiched between the windows on both sides. The process of placing solder in each of the windows on the surface opposite to the surface to which the foil is attached, and the process of placing a plurality of electronic component elements on the surface of the strip-shaped insulator opposite to the surface to which the metal foil is attached to their electrodes. a process of arranging the electrodes at predetermined intervals so as to be in contact with the solder in the window; a process of heating the solder all at once to solder the electrodes to the metal foils; A process of bending the metal foil along the bending long hole to form a gutter-like body with the metal foil positioned on the outside, a process of filling the gutter-like body with resin, and a process of forming the gutter-like body into each of the electronic component elements. A method of manufacturing an electronic component, which comprises cutting in the width direction at respective positions in between.
JP16483083A 1983-09-07 1983-09-07 Method of producing electronic part Granted JPS6055610A (en)

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