Abstract:
An improved method is provided for assembling an integrated circuit component to a substrate by a solder bump interconnection that is reinforced by a polymer film. The component is attached to a region of the substrate by a plurality of solder bump interconnections that create a gap between the component interface and the substrate region. A polymer dam is applied to the region encircling the attached component spaced apart therefrom. A liquid polymer precursor material is applied to the region including the gap and is confined by the dam to prevent indiscriminate flow across the substrate. In one aspect of this invention, gas is vented from the gap through a passage in the substrate to enhance fill by the precursor liquid. In another aspect of this invention, the precursor liquid is injected into the gap through a passage in the substrate and spread outwardly therefrom. In any event, the precursor liquid infiltrates the gap about the solder interconnections and is cured to form a film that reinforces and protectively encapsulates the solder interconnections.
Abstract:
A solder joint assembly technique applies controlled volumes of solder to pads of both package and substrate. The two units are positioned adjacent each other with the pads and solder deposits mechanically maintained in registration with each other. The assembly is reflowed and the final separation between package and substrate at which the resulting solder joint solidifies is mechanically controlled in order to control a geometry of the resultant solidified joint. The solder volume deposits may assume various forms including spherical bumps and solder paste deposits.
Abstract:
An electrical interconnection lead pattern for connecting an integrated circuit to an electrical circuit comprises a plurality of electrical conductors and a plurality of non-continuous dielectric regions. Each conductor has a contact region wherein the conductor is subsequently electrically connected to a predetermined region on the integrated circuit. In addition, each of the contact regions are substantially parallel with respect to each and every other contact region. The dielectric regions comprise a material not amenable to soldering and are substantially parallel with respect to each and every other dielectric region so that the non-continuous regions between the dielectric regions are also substantially parallel. Lastly, the contact regions are substantially perpendicular with respect to each and every dielectric region, and disposed such that a portion of each of the contact regions contacts a portion of the non-continuous region between the dielectric regions and a portion of the dielectric region. This conductor pattern provides a high tolerance for misalignment between the contact regions, the dielectric regions, and the contacted regions of the integrated circuit without detrimental effects to the integrity of the resulting electrical connection.
Abstract:
An electronic circuit assembly includes a printed cirucit base plate, an electronic circuit element, a spacer and a coating resin. The electronic circuit element includes an IC housing and a plurality of lead pins. The plurality of lead pins are electrically connected and secured to the printed circuit base plate such that the IC housing is spaced apart from the printed circuit base plate. The spacer is located between the printed circuit base plate and the IC housing. The coating resin coats the printed circuit base plate, a portion of the spacer and a portion of the lead pins of the electronic circuit element.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board with electronic components wired thereto has a conformal insulating coating consisting of a single component of essentially pure urethane formulation and a minor amount of fumed colloidal silica powder. The insulating coating covers asperities and protrusions as well as the conductors and circuit components while maintaining a transparent characteristic. The coating material is made by mixing of the small proportion of silica with essentially pure urethane formulation under controlled conditions to prevent moisture contamination of the materials. The mixture is thoroughly mixed, deaerated under reduced pressure with a pulsating pressure to break any air bubbles and remove essentially all air. The coating is applied in an environment having at least 30 percent relative humidity and within a confined area defined by an encircling dam masking compound. The coating is allowed to partially cure at room temperature and the confining dam compound removed. For maximum protection, a further period of curing of one week is provided.
Abstract:
Method for aligning and supporting micro-circuit devices on substrate conductors during attachment thereto in which shaped, flexible, insulative material is placed between the devices and their respective conductors to support heat fusible terminals of the devices in alignment with mating heat-fusible conductor lands during formation of the respective fused connections. The insulative material can be of selected thickness to support the non-attached terminals either in contact or out of contact with their mating lands. When the circuit devices are held out of contact with their lands, the supporting material, being of plastic character, softens during heating to allow contact during the joining of the fusible connections and, upon cooling, returns to a thicker state to elongate the fused connections.
Abstract:
A display apparatus includes a display area including pixels; a non-display area adjacent to the display area; a first planarization layer located in the display area and the non-display area; a second planarization layer on the first planarization layer; an organic insulating layer on the second planarization layer; a first dam on the first planarization layer, including the second planarization layer and the organic insulating layer, and surrounding the display area; a second dam disposed outside the first dam, including the second planarization layer and the organic insulating layer, and surrounding the first dam; and a monitoring bank disposed between the display area and the first dam and including the second planarization layer and the organic insulating layer. A thickness of the second planarization layer included in the monitoring bank is less than a thickness of the second planarization layer included in the first dam.
Abstract:
An organic light emitting display device including a dam structure disposed in a non-display area of a substrate and an alignment mark disposed outside the dam structure. The alignment mark is not covered by, and does not overlap with, the dam structure, because the alignment mark is disposed outside the dame structure. Thus, a scribing process may be performed smoothly.
Abstract:
A light emitting device and a keyboard structure are provided. The light emitting device includes a circuit board and multiple light emitting units. The circuit board includes a substrate, a first conductive pad, multiple second conductive pads, and multiple third conductive pads. The first conductive pad and the second conductive pads are disposed on a first board surface of the substrate. The first conductive pad has a symmetrical shape and a symmetrical axis. The symmetrical axis passes through the second conductive pads. The third conductive pads are disposed on a second board surface of the substrate. Each of the third conductive pads is electrically coupled to the first conductive pad and the second conductive pads by multiple conductive columns. Each of the light emitting units is connected to the first conductive pad and one of the second conductive pads.