Abstract:
The invention relates to an electronic component comprising a plurality of chips (CH1, CH2) which are arranged on a base plate (BP) and are electrically connected to the same by means of various connection techniques e.g. the flip-chip technique, surface mounted design or the wire bonding technique. The invention also relates to an encapsulation of the chips (individually or in groups of at least two chips) with a covering element (AB), and a corresponding production method.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a component with multi-layered connection surfaces that can be soldered or bonded to a substrate (SU). Said component has, in addition to the electrically conductive pad metallisation (PM) and the UBM-metallisation (UBM), an electrically conductive stress compensation layer (SK) that is arranged between the substrate and pad-metallisation or between the pad-metallisation and the UBM-metallisation. The stress insensitivity of the connection metallisation is obtained by a stress compensation layer, the E-module thereof being lower than that of the UBM-metallisation.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a component with multi-layered connection surfaces that can be soldered or bonded to a substrate (SU). Said component has, in addition to the electrically conductive pad metallisation (PM) and the UBM-metallisation (UBM), an electrically conductive stress compensation layer (SK) that is arranged between the substrate and pad-metallisation or between the pad-metallisation and the UBM-metallisation. The stress insensitivity of the connection metallisation is obtained by a stress compensation layer, the E-module thereof being lower than that of the UBM-metallisation.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a transversal-mode resonator filter with reflectors (R1, R3) and input and output transformers (W1, W2) arranged between said reflectors. The impedance of the input and/or output transformers is adjusted by reducing the original active finger overlapping of the normal finger structure. The amount of reduction can vary when the finger overlapping of the transformers is reduced.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a surface-wave acoustic filter having a capacitive and inductive cross-talk which is compensated between adjacent and interdigitated input and output transformers. These transformers (20; 23) are divided into partial transformers (d, d'; e, e') and the guidance of their pads (24, 25; 26, 27) is modified so that the magnetic couplings between adjacent partial transformers have opposite flow directions (H, H') and so that the total magnetic flow induced is equal to zero. The partial transformers are mounted in series or in parallel so that during a symmetrical operation, the cross-talk capacities between adjacent pads and transformer surfaces are compensated at the corresponding gate.
Abstract:
A surface acoustic wave filter having compensated capacitive and inductive crosstalk between adjacent IDT input and output transducers includes electromagnetically coupled transducers split into partial transducers. The routing of the partial transducer pads is modified such that the flux directions of the magnetic couplings between the adjacent partial transducers are oppositely directed so that the total induced magnetic flux is zero. The partial transducers are connected in series or in parallel such that, in the case of symmetric operation, the crosstalk capacitances between adjacent pads and transducer surfaces are balanced at the corresponding port.
Abstract:
The filter arrangement is implemented on a chip and contains an input region (E) with one or more electrically parallel transversal mode resonator or TMR input filters (EA,EB) and an output region (A) with one or more parallel TMR output filters. The input and output regions are electrically connected in series via a coupling point (K) and have different numbers of filters. The input impedance differs from the output impedance. Active finger overlap of at least one resonator (R2EA,R1EB) adjacent to the coupling point and associated with one of the TMR filters is reduced for impedance matching at the coupling point