- Rapid Design and Prototype
- Environmental Issues
- The Business Obtained International Quality Certifications
- Technology Development
- Cost Reductions
Rapid Design and Prototype
Our development engineers all offer assistance to your company with prompt support.
We share the benefit of our experience by making suggestions for optimizing mass production.
Environmental Issues
- Use of Halogen-free Materials
- We currently have in mass production a punching process using a metal die for multilayer PWBs (ELBit).
- A Shift to Water-soluble Flux
- We have achieved solder wetting and solder wicking on par with rosin preflux.
The Business Obtained International Quality Certifications
| Saga Business Unit | Elna Matsumoto | ELNA PCB (M) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISO14001 | Awarded in 2001 | Awarded in 2002 | Awarded in 1998 |
| ISO9001 | Awarded in 1994 | -- | -- |
| ISO9002 | -- | Awarded in 2000 | Awarded in 1998 |
Technology Development
- Miniaturization
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- The deployment of new etching equipment has made even higher circuit densities possible.
Specifications: L/S 75/75µm to 50/50µm compatible. - The deployment of new photoresist equipment has made it possible to handle smaller components for mounting on circuit boards.
Chip components: 1005 to 0804 component-compatible.
- The deployment of new etching equipment has made even higher circuit densities possible.
- Lighter/Higher Density
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- The buildup manufacturing line is fully under way (bump fabrication method; EL Bit)
- The combination processing method (which combines laser beam machining) is currently under development.
Cost Reductions
- Addressed in the Circuit Fabrication Process
- Planning on deploying a dip coater as a way to eliminate dry resist.







