Applying conductive lines to integrated circuits

Details Applying conductive lines to integrated circuits Applying conductive lines to integrated circuits

1993-05-28

1994-05-10

Picard, Leo P.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Conduits, cables or conductors

Preformed panel circuit arrangement

174255, 174265, H05K 100

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053109678

ABSTRACT:
A conductive line is applied to a substrate by aligning the conductive line in juxtaposition with a selected area of the substrate; bonding the conductive line to the substrate; and detaching the conductive line from a carrier in which the conductive line is suspended. The carrier has a carrier opening defined by sidewalls, and conductive material is suspended by the sidewalls of the carrier opening so as to be embedded within the carrier opening, and form the conductive line.

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