Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming continuous or indefinite length work – By casting liquids on a solid supporting or shaping surface
Patent
1996-10-08
1998-09-01
Brunsman, David
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Forming continuous or indefinite length work
By casting liquids on a solid supporting or shaping surface
264217, 264334, 1061761, 1061843, 1061921, 1061941, 1061991, B29D 701
Patent
active
058007610
ABSTRACT:
An interface layer for separating first and second microelectronic ceramic substrates during firing includes a thermally degradable binder, preferably a polymer, that degrades at temperatures above room temperature and below a firing temperature for the microelectronic ceramic substrates, and a separating material, such as boron nitride or graphite. The method of making the interface layer includes mixing the binder, one or more solvents for the binder, a plasticizer and the separating material for a sufficient period of time to form a homogeneous mass, then casting the material in a thin sheet to form the interface layer.
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Casey Jon A.
Cohn Michael A.
Cropp Michael E.
Sullivan Candace A.
Sullivan Robert J.
Blecker Ira D.
Brunsman David
International Business Machines - Corporation
Peterson Peter W.
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