Method for forming a metallurgical interconnection layer package

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430311, 430314, 430318, 430329, 156 89, 156625, G03F 700, H05K 302

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ABSTRACT:
A multilayer interconnection system is formed on a multilayer ceramic (MLC), or glass ceramic body, by screening a blanket layer of etchable conductive paste on the body, drying and firing the resistant paste layer, and delineating the circuit pattern in the blanket layer with lithographic and etching techniques. A dielectric layer with via openings is formed over the circuit pattern, and the via openings filled. The steps are repeated until the desired circuitry is fabricated. A top circuit pattern is formed by screening an etchable conductive paste on the top surface, drying and firing the paste, and delineating the pattern using photolithographic and etching techniques.

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