Conductive solder pad for bonding an electronic device to a cera

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement

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174261, 361771, H05K 109

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ABSTRACT:
A solder pad for mechanically and electrically coupling solder terminals (420) of electronic devices (410) to a non-conductive ceramic substrate (130) includes a solder pad portion (110) of a conductive runner (120) and a solder wettable layer (210). The solder pad portion (110) of the conductive runner (120) is on the non-conductive ceramic substrate (130). The conductive runner (120) consists essentially of a conductive ceramic material. The solder wettable layer (210) is attached to the solder pad portion (110). The solder wettable layer (210) includes at least 50% indium by weight.

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