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An electronic package has a substrate (12) having an upper surface; a semiconductor chip (14) mounted on said upper surface of said substrate and electrically and mechanically coupled to said substrate, said semiconductor chip having a substantially planar upper surface (20); a thermally conductive member (22) constituted of a mesh-like material and having upper and lower surfaces, at least said lower surface being thermally coupled to said upper surface of said semiconductor chip; and dielectric material (24) being imparted to at least a portion of said substrate, and to a portion of said upper surface of said thermally conductive member.
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Electronic packages incorporating EMI shielding, and particularly semiconductor devices which incorporate semiconductor chip-carrier structures having grounded bands embedded therein which are adapted to reduce outgoing and incident EMI emissions for high-speed switching electronic packages.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make an encapsulating material reworkable for permitting respective devices to be repaired and replaced under the environment of integrated circuit assembly, by making the encapsulating material contain a thermoplastic polymer, which is formed adjacent to solder bonding and composed of ring- opening polymerization of ring oligomer. SOLUTION: An ring oligomer in an encapsulating material forms a thermally stable polymer, which is properly formed upon application at a region applied by ring-opening polymerization. Therefore, the encapsulating material can be simply melted adjacent to a chip from a hotmelt and can be flowed into an assembly by capillary action. The encapsulating material can be reworked by simply concentrating heat on a specific device, heating the thermoplastic polymer to a temperature above its melting temperature Tg and by melting solder. Then, the chip can be removed from a board. The normal reworking temperature is within a range of approximately 250-400°C. COPYRIGHT: (C)1999,JPO
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a multi-chip module having a liquid-cooling module which provides a thermal conductive path having a different thermal resistance for each chip, and minimizes a stress at a thermally conductive adhesive portion by heat in order to dissipate effectively heat from the plurality of chips having cooling requirements different from each other, and to provide a method for manufacturing the same. SOLUTION: An electronic apparatus is thermally conductively connected to a first chip 12 and a second chip 13, and includes a cooling liquid inlet, a cooling liquid outlet, and a cooling module 20 having a cooling liquid flow path extending from the cooling liquid inlet to the cooling liquid outlet. The first chip is thermally conductively connected to a first portion to be cooled by a cooling liquid flowing in the cooling liquid flow path in the cooling module, and the second chip is thermally conductively connected to a second portion to be cooled by the cooling liquid being warmed as a result of cooling the first chip and flowing in the cooling liquid flow path in the cooling module. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
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ELECTRONIC PACKAGES INCORPORATING EMI SHIELDING, AND PARTICULARLY SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES WHICH INCORPORATED SEMICONDUCTOR CHIP-CARRIER STRUCTURES HAVING GROUNDED BANDS EMBEDDED THEREIN WHICH ARE ADAPTED TO REDUCE OUTGOING AND INCLUDENT EMI EMISSIONS FOR HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING ELECTRONIC PACKAGES. (FIG. 1)
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Electronic packages incorporating EMI shielding, and particularly semiconductor devices which incorporate semiconductor chip-carrier structures having grounded bands embedded therein which are adapted to reduce outgoing and incident EMI emissions for high-speed switching electronic packages.
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An aluminum or copper heat sink is attached to a ceramic cap or exposed semiconductor chip using flexible-epoxy to provide improved thermal performance. The aluminum may be coated by anodizing or chromate conversion or the copper may be coated with nickel. Such structures are especilly useful for CQFP, CBGA, CCGA, CPGA, TBGA, PBGA, DCAM, MCM-L, single layer ceramic, and other chip carrier packages as well as for flip chip attachment to flexible or rigid organic circuit boards. These adhesive materials withstand thermal cycle tests of 0 DEG to 100 DEG C. for 1,500 cycles, -25 DEG to 125 DEG C. for 400 cycles, and -40 DEG to 140 DEG C. for 300 cycles; and withstand continuous exposure at 130 DEG C. for 1000 hours without loss of strength. Flexible-epoxies have a modulus of elasticity below 100,000 psi and a glass transition temperature below 25 DEG C., are much stronger than typical silicone adhesives, and do not contaminate the module or circuit board with silicone. The flexible epoxy may contain a material having a low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) in order to provide a CTE between that of the silicon die and the metal of the heat sink.
Abstract:
An aluminum or copper heat sink is attached to a ceramic cap or exposed semiconductor chip using flexible-epoxy to provide improved thermal performance. The aluminum may be coated by anodizing or chromate conversion or the copper may be coated with nickel. Such structures are especilly useful for CQFP, CBGA, CCGA, CPGA, TBGA, PBGA, DCAM, MCM-L, single layer ceramic, and other chip carrier packages as well as for flip chip attachment to flexible or rigid organic circuit boards. These adhesive materials withstand thermal cycle tests of 0 DEG to 100 DEG C. for 1,500 cycles, -25 DEG to 125 DEG C. for 400 cycles, and -40 DEG to 140 DEG C. for 300 cycles; and withstand continuous exposure at 130 DEG C. for 1000 hours without loss of strength. Flexible-epoxies have a modulus of elasticity below 100,000 psi and a glass transition temperature below 25 DEG C., are much stronger than typical silicone adhesives, and do not contaminate the module or circuit board with silicone. The flexible epoxy may contain a material having a low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) in order to provide a CTE between that of the silicon die and the metal of the heat sink.
Abstract:
Electronic packages incorporating EMI shielding, and particularly semiconductor devices which incorporate semiconductor chip-carrier structures having grounded bands embedded therein which are adapted to reduce outgoing and incident EMI emissions for high-speed switching electronic packages.
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Electronic packages incorporating EMI shielding, and particularly semiconductor devices which incorporate semiconductor chip-carrier structures having grounded bands embedded therein which are adapted to reduce outgoing and incident EMI emissions for high-speed switching electronic packages.