Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1995-12-29
1998-02-24
Hall, Carl E.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
H05K 334
Patent
active
057201005
ABSTRACT:
A microelectronic assembly (10) includes an integrated circuit die (12) that is mounted to a printed circuit board (14). The integrated circuit die (12) overlies the printed circuit board (14) and includes an active face (26) that faces the printed circuit board (14) and is spaced apart therefrom by a gap (30). A plurality of solder bump interconnections (32) extend across the gap (30) and connect a plurality of board bond pads (22) with a plurality of die bond pads (28). A polymeric precursor (13) is dispensed onto the printed circuit board (14) about the integrated circuit die (12) and is curable to form a polymeric encapsulant (16). The polymeric precursor (13) is drawn into the gap (30) and forms a fillet (34) overlying the printed circuit board (14). A frame (18) is embedded in the fillet (34) and the polymeric precursor (13) is heated to cure the polymeric precursor (13) to form a polymeric encapsulant (16). The frame (18) is affixed to the printed circuit board (14) within the polymeric encapsulant (16) to provide increased mechanical strength for the microelectronic assembly (10).
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Gamota Daniel Roman
Skipor Andrew F.
Wyatt Karl W.
Yeh Chao-Pin
Zhou Wen Xu
Fekete Douglas D.
Goins Christopher
Hall Carl E.
MacIntyre John B.
Motorola Inc.
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