Metal fusion bonding – Process – With disassembling of bonded joint
Patent
1994-02-22
1996-01-09
Bradley, P. Austin
Metal fusion bonding
Process
With disassembling of bonded joint
228254, B23K 1018, B23K 3102
Patent
active
054822009
ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for applying solder to a flip chip pattern on a circuit board. The method involves forming solder bumps on a chip, and then transferring the solder bumps to the flip chip pattern by soldering the chip to the flip chip pattern, and then gradually heating the solder bumps while applying a force to separate the chip from the circuit board, such that the solder bumps substantially remain adhered to the flip chip pattern. The solder is transferred to the flip chip pattern in order to allow a flexible circuit interconnect to be soldered to the flip chip pattern for the purpose of establishing electronic communications between the circuit board's electronic circuit components and a microprocessor emulator. The electronic circuit can then be evaluated and tested without a microprocessor chip being present on the substrate.
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Myers Bruce A.
Runyon Ronnie J.
Bradley P. Austin
Delco Electronics Corporation
Knapp Jeffrey T.
Navarre Mark A.
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