Method of surface-contacting electronic components

Metal fusion bonding – Process – With protecting of work or filler or applying flux

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ABSTRACT:
A method of joining an electronic component (10) provided with contact surfaces (12) to a substrate (11) comprising contact surfaces (14) via contact metal coatings (16, 17) formed between the contact surfaces and made of a solderable or weldable joining material (15), the electronic component and the substrate being pressed together and heated, and during the joining operation a layer (18) of a medium (19) containing a polyalcohol is disposed at least between the joining material (15) and the contact surfaces (12) of the electronic component (10) or the substrate (11).

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