Abstract:
The electrical connections of an integrated circuit chip assembly (12) comprised of an intergrated circuit chip (20) attached to a substrate (14) are encapsulated and reinforced with a high viscosity encapsulant material (40) by dispensing the encapsulant material (40) through an opening (26) in the substrate (14) into the space between the integrated circuit chip (20) and the substrate (14). An integrated circuit chip assembly (12) having a reinforced electrical interconnection which is more resistant to weakening as a result of stress created by differences in coefficient of thermal expansion between the integrated circuit chip (20) and the substrate (14) to which the integrated circuit chip (20) is attached is produced.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize strong connecting of copper to copper, without the use of temperature of a melting point or higher for copper by microetching at least one copper or copper alloy surface to bring it into contact, and laminating it at specific temperature and pressure. SOLUTION: Two boards are microetched in an aqueous solution of sodium peroxide at about 20 deg.C. Two circuit boards aligned before connecting have a dielectric board 1 using polytetrafluoroethylene as a base material, an embedded circuit line 2, an inner circuit line 3, an external circuit line 4, and a plated through-hole 5. The two surfaces are brought into contact with one another, and laminated at least at about 300 degrees to less than the melting point of copper at least at a pressure of about 105.45 kgf/cm . Thus, superior connecting force is exhibited, and numerous steps necessary for conventional connecting method can be omitted.
Abstract:
THE ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTIONS BETWEEN AN INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CHIP ASSEMBLY ARE ENCAPSULATED AND REINFORCED WITH A HIGH VISCOSITY ENCAPSULANT MATERIAL IN A SINGLE STEP MOLDING PROCESS WHEREIN A MOLD IS PLACED OVER AN INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CHIP ASSEMBLY AND ENCAPSULANT MATERIAL IS DISPENSED THROUGH AN OPENING IN THE MOLD AND FORCED AROUND AND UNDER THE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CHIP BY EXTERNAL PRESSURE ENCAPSULATING THE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CHIP ASSEMBLY. AN INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CHIP ASSEMBLY HAVING A REINFORCED ELECTRICAL CONNECTION WHICH IS MORE RESISTANT TO WEAKENING AS A RESULT IS STRESS CREATED BY DIFFERENCES IN COEFFICIENT OF THERMAL EXPANSION BETWEEN THE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CHIP AND THE SUBSTRATE TO WHICH THE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT IS ATTACHED IS PRODUCED.
Abstract:
The electrical interconnections between an integrated circuit chip assembly are encapsulated and reinforced with a high viscosity encapsulant material in a single step molding process wherein a mold is placed over an integrated circuit chip assembly and encapsulant material is dispensed through an opening in the mold and forced around and under the integrated circuit chip by external pressure encapsulating the integrated circuit chip assembly. An integrated circuit chip assembly having a reinforced electrical connection which is more resistant to weakening as a result is stress created by differences in coefficient of thermal expansion between the integrated circuit chip and the substrate to which the integrated circuit chip is attached is produced.
Abstract:
The electrical connections of an integrated circuit chip assembly comprised of an integrated circuit chip attached to a substrate are encapsulated and reinforced with a high viscosity encapsulant material by dispensing the encapsulant material through an opening in the substrate into the space between the integrated circuit chip and the substrate. An integrated circuit chin assembly having a reinforced electrical interconnection which is more resistant to weakening as a result of stress created by differences in coefficient of thermal expansion between the integrated circuit chip and the substrate to which the integrated circuit chip is attached is produced.
Abstract:
The electrical interconnections between an integrated circuit chip assembly are encapsulated and reinforced with a high viscosity encapsulant material in a single step molding process wherein a mold is placed over an integrated circuit chip assembly and encapsulant material is dispensed through an opening in the mold and forced around and under the integrated circuit chip by external pressure encapsulating the integrated circuit chip assembly. An integrated circuit chip assembly having a reinforced electrical connection which is more resistant to weakening as a result is stress created by differences in coefficient of thermal expansion between the integrated circuit chip and the substrate to which the integrated circuit chip is attached is produced.