Method of manufacturing a metal-ceramic circuit board
First Claim
1. method of manufacturing a metal-ceramic circuit board comprising:
- bonding a conductive metal member for an electric circuit on a first surface of a ceramic substrate board;
placing a quantity of aluminum or an aluminum alloy in a furnace;
placing said ceramic substrate board being bonded to said conductive metal member for the electric circuit in an inside bottom portion of the furnace such that a second surface of the ceramic surface board is facing outwardly from said inside bottom portion the second surface being generally opposed to said first surface having the conductive metal members bonded thereto;
creating an inert gas atmosphere inside the furnace;
melting the aluminum or aluminum alloy to form a molten metal;
dispensing the molten metal via a narrow conduit onto said ceramic substrate board such that the molten metal is in direct contact with a second surface of said ceramic substrate board; and
cooling said molten metal and said ceramic substrate board being bonded to said conductive metal member for the electric circuit to form a base plate of aluminum or aluminum alloy, which is bonded directly on the second surface of the ceramic substrate board.
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Abstract
A metal-ceramic circuit board is characterized by being constituted by bonding on a base plate of aluminum or aluminum alloy at least one of ceramic substrate boards having a conductive metal member for an electronic circuit. A method of manufacturing a metal-ceramic circuit board is characterized by comprising the steps of melting aluminum or aluminum alloy in a vacuum or inert gas atmosphere to form a molten metal, contacting one surface of a ceramic substrate board directly with the molten metal in a vacuum or inert gas atmosphere, cooling the molten metal and the ceramic substrate board to form a base plate of aluminum or aluminum alloy, which is bonded directly on the ceramic substrate board without forming any oxidizing film therebetween and bonding a conductive metal member for an electronic circuit on the ceramic substrate board by using a brazing material. The base plate has a proof stress not higher than 320 (MPa) and a thickness not smaller than 1 mm.
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1. method of manufacturing a metal-ceramic circuit board comprising:
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bonding a conductive metal member for an electric circuit on a first surface of a ceramic substrate board; placing a quantity of aluminum or an aluminum alloy in a furnace; placing said ceramic substrate board being bonded to said conductive metal member for the electric circuit in an inside bottom portion of the furnace such that a second surface of the ceramic surface board is facing outwardly from said inside bottom portion the second surface being generally opposed to said first surface having the conductive metal members bonded thereto; creating an inert gas atmosphere inside the furnace; melting the aluminum or aluminum alloy to form a molten metal; dispensing the molten metal via a narrow conduit onto said ceramic substrate board such that the molten metal is in direct contact with a second surface of said ceramic substrate board; and cooling said molten metal and said ceramic substrate board being bonded to said conductive metal member for the electric circuit to form a base plate of aluminum or aluminum alloy, which is bonded directly on the second surface of the ceramic substrate board. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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