Method of and apparatus for mounting an IC chip

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrostatic capacitors – Fixed capacitor

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ABSTRACT:
A method for mounting an integrated circuit or chip (10) on a printed circuit board (11), the chip package (36) produced thereby, and a tape carrying chips for using the method are proposed. The chip is mounted by fixing its leads (12) on the zones (13) of the board (11) by securing the chip between a support board (15) and a heat dissipating element (14) that are connected with one another by conductive columns (16) to form the package (36). The invention is applicable in particular to manufacture of very large scale integration (VSLI) chips.

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