Solid-state imager chip mounting

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 55, 358 41, 358 51, 357 24, H04N 909, H04N 904

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046225803

ABSTRACT:
Conventionally, solid-state imager chips are packaged in ceramic IC packages. In accordance with the invention, unpackaged imager chips are bonded to a light transmissive carrier having an area substantially larger than the area of the imager chip. The light transmissive carrier both firmly supports the imager chip and includes a metallization pattern which contacts the imager chip and provides for its electrical connections to external drive and signal processing circuitry. In a preferred embodiment, the photosensitive side of a thinned-substrate solid-state imager chip is directly bonded to the exit port of a prism. The prism exit port has the metallization pattern formed thereon and includes edge connectors at its periphery for connecting to the external circuitry.

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