Acceleration sensor chip package and method of producing the...

Measuring and testing – Speed – velocity – or acceleration – Acceleration determination utilizing inertial element

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C073S514010, C073S514380

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07614301

ABSTRACT:
An acceleration sensor chip package includes an acceleration sensor chip formed of a frame portion with an opening portion, a movable structure, a detection element, and an electrode pad. The movable structure has a beam portion and a movable portion supported on the beam portion to be movable. The acceleration sensor chip package further includes a re-wiring layer with a wiring portion having one end connected to the electrode pad; an outer terminal connected to the other end of the wiring portion; a first sealing portion for sealing the electrode pad and the re-wiring layer; and a substrate for sealing the opening portion of the frame portion.

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