Method for manufacturing a sheet formed connector for inspection

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29852, 29884, 228 563, 324537, 439 91, H01R 4302, H01R 4320, H01R 909, G01R 106

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ABSTRACT:
It is the object of the invention to provide a method for manufacturing a sheet formed connector for inspecting an integrated circuit at the state of flip-chip bonding and at low pressure condition. The method for manufacturing comprises the steps of making holes on plastic insulating sheet, which is stuck to the metallic sheet, at a certain interval in both longitudinal and lateral directions, making predetermined patterned portions on the metallic sheet by etching, and melting a solder piece in each hole.

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