Abstract:
A method for manufacturing an electronic module comprising a substrate carrying circuitry and one or more integrated circuits and having an array of closely spaced solder balls electrically connected with terminals of the circuitry to connect the module to an array of terminals, as on printed circuit board. The array of solder balls is fabricated on the substrate by preparing the substrate to include an array of terminal pads, perforating a sheet of dielectric tape to create precise and uniform holes, and thereafter fusing the tape onto the substrate so that the holes are aligned over the substrate's terminal pads. Solder balls are then placed in the holes and heated to reflow them, so that part of the solder fills a volume defined by the holes in the dielectric tape and bonds to the terminal pads on the substrate, while the solder balls remain generally spherical above the dielectric tape. The module can then be connected to an array of terminal pads on a circuit board by positioning the ball grid array on the circuit board and again reflowing the solder balls so that they bond with the terminal pads on the circuit board.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing an electronic module comprising a substrate carrying circuitry and one or more integrated circuits and having an array of closely spaced solder balls electrically connected with terminals of the circuitry to connect the module to an array of terminals, as on printed circuit board. The array of solder balls is fabricated on the substrate by preparing the substrate to include an array of terminal pads, perforating a sheet of dielectric tape to create precise and uniform holes, and thereafter fusing the tape onto the substrate so that the holes are aligned over the substrate's terminal pads. Solder balls are then placed in the holes and heated to reflow them, so that part of the solder fills a volume defined by the holes in the dielectric tape and bonds to the terminal pads on the substrate, while the solder balls remain generally spherical above the dielectric tape. The module can then be connected to an array of terminal pads on a circuit board by positioning the ball grid array on the circuit board and again reflowing the solder balls so that they bond with the terminal pads on the circuit board.
Abstract:
A powdery coating glass material essentially consists of V.sub.2 O.sub.5 5-35 wt. %, ZnO 33-60 wt. %, B.sub.2 O.sub.3 3-25 wt. %, SiO.sub.2 1-15 wt. %, Al.sub.2 O.sub.3 0-5 wt. %, and at least one element 2-20 wt. % selected from the group consisting of MgO, CaO, SrO, and BaO, which coating glass material has a softening point of 600.degree. C. or less. A coating glass composition is prepared by the above powdery coating glass material or a coating glass paste for use in a thick-film technique which contains the above powdery coating glass material. The prepared coating glass composition has a thermal expansion coefficient ranging from 55.times.10.sup.-7 /.degree.C. to 75.times.10.sup.-7 /.degree.C.
Abstract:
A cermic substrate supports a thin or thick film electronic circuit hermetically enclosed by a vitreous glass covering sealed to the ceramic substrate by a heat fused vitreous sealing glass. The vitreous sealing glass is screened onto the vitreous glass covering in a composition comprising a binder material and a liquifier. The electronic circuit is trimmed by a laser beam directed through the vitreous glass covering as one of the final process steps after completion of those process steps which tend to affect the resistivity of the resistive element; process steps such as high temperature baking and soldering of component parts.
Abstract:
A ceramic substrate supports a thin or thick film electronic circuit hermetically enclosed by a vitreous glass covering sealed to the ceramic substrate by a heat fused vitreous sealing glass. The vitreous sealing glass is screened onto the vitreous glass covering in a composition comprising a binder material and a liquifier. The electronic circuit is trimmed by a laser beam directed through the vitreous glass covering as one of the final process steps after completion of those process steps which tend to affect the resistivity of the resistive element; process steps such as high temperature baking and soldering of component parts.
Abstract:
A process for forming a high density solder pad and fan-out metallurgy system in a ceramic substrate wherein a pattern of indented lines is formed in the surface of a green ceramic substrate, the lines filled with a conductive metal paste, a layer of dielectric green ceramic material deposited over at least a portion of the area of the pattern of indented lines, and sintering the resultant substrate.
Abstract:
Improved thick-film overglaze inks useful in constructing multilayer integrated circuits on circuit boards, particularly porcelain-coated metal circuit boards, are provided. The subject inks comprise: a glass consisting of lead oxide, a modifier component consisting of the oxides of cadmium, zinc, barium and antimony and a glass-forming component consisting of aluminum oxide, boron trioxide and silicon dioxide; a suitable organic vehicle and, if desired, a colorant oxide.
Abstract:
An electronic component that includes: an element body; and an insulating film covering an outer surface of the element body. The insulating film has a mix layer and a glass layer. The mix layer has a first glass and powder particles. The glass layer contains a second glass and has a smaller content percentage of the powder particles than the mix layer. The mix layer is on a side of the insulating film closer to the element body when viewed from the glass layer.
Abstract:
Flexible LED assemblies are described. More particularly, flexible LED assemblies having substrates with conductive features positioned on or in the substrate, and layers of ceramic positioned over exposed portions of the substrate to protect against UV degradation, as well as methods of making such assembles, are described.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present description relate to the field of fabricating microelectronic structures. The microelectronic structures may include a glass routing structure formed separately from a trace routing structure, wherein the glass routing structure is incorporated with the trace routing substrate, either in a laminated or embedded configuration. Also disclosed are embodiments of a microelectronic package including at least one microelectronic device disposed proximate to the glass routing structure of the microelectronic substrate and coupled with the microelectronic substrate by a plurality of interconnects. Further, disclosed are embodiments of a microelectronic structure including at least one microelectronic device embedded within a microelectronic encapsulant having a glass routing structure attached to the microelectronic encapsulant and a trace routing structure formed on the glass routing structure.