Method and mesh reference structures for implementing Z-axis...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Coating with electrically or thermally conductive material – To form ohmic contact to semiconductive material

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C438S128000, C438S584000, C438S598000, C438S652000, C257SE23141, C257SE23151, C257SE23170, C257SE21575, C257SE21627

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08053352

ABSTRACT:
A method and mesh reference applications are provided for implementing Z-axis cross-talk reduction. A mesh reference plane including a grid of mesh traces is formed with the mesh traces having selected thickness and width dimensions effective for reference current-flow distribution. An electrically conductive coating is deposited to fill the mesh electrical holes in the mesh reference plane to reduce cross-talk, substantially without affecting mechanical flexibility.

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