Inorganic chip-to-package interconnection circuit

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Lead frame – On insulating carrier other than a printed circuit board

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257670, 257671, 257690, H01L 23495, H01L 2348

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055127800

ABSTRACT:
An inorganic chip-to-package interconnection circuit is described. The circuit has a set of electrical conductors that are held together by a set of insulating inorganic tie bars. The circuit constitutes a high-density chip-to-package interconnection circuit that does not absorb vapor or volatile gases. A variety of methods for forming the circuit are described. Advantageously, the methods utilize known processing techniques.

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