Method of fabricating a laminated substrate assembly chips-first

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29836, 29847, H05K 330

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ABSTRACT:
A laminated substrate assembly chip first multichip module and a method of making it includes a plurality of electronic components thinned to a predetermined thickness and mounting them on a fiat substrate in a precise position and orientation; a mechanical spacer layer including a cured film and an adhesive bonded to the flat surface of the substrate surrounding the components; the mechanical spacer layer having a thickness approximately equal to the predetermined thickness of the components and a pattern of holes in it corresponding with the precise position and orientation of the components mounted on the substrate; and a cover layer bonded over the mechanical layer and the tops of the components.

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