Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific current responsive fault sensor
Patent
1986-05-19
1989-09-12
Macon, Robert S.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Safety and protection of systems and devices
With specific current responsive fault sensor
357 45, 357 75, 361397, 361412, 174 685, H01L 2302
Patent
active
048665070
ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit chip packaging structure, preferably having a semiconductor base substrate, i.e., silicon or gallium arsenide, alternating insulation and conductive layers on the base structure, at least two conductive layers being patterned into thin film wiring (i.e., thin film copper of approximately 5 microns), semiconductor integrated circuit chips connected to the upper-most patterned conductive layer, and means to connected the packaging structure to the next level of packaging (i.e., board or card).
The thin film wiring layers typically each having coplanar ground, power and signal lines, with at least one power or ground line existing between coplanar signal lines to minimize cross talk. To facilitate efficient power distribution, lines of specific power levels of the patterned planes are connected to lines of the same power level on other patterned planes to form three dimensional power planes. To reduce package capacitance and keep the RC constant low, a personalized reference plane is incorporated. The personalized plane has insulating regions extending at least partially through the plane at predetermined locations that coincide with long signal lines on the wiring layers. The combined package provides a packaging alternative that has excellent electrical performance (i.e., speed, low RC constant, efficient power distribution), high density and thermal expansion matching between the underlying semiconductor structure and semiconductor chips mounted on the package. A high yield process for manufacturing the package is also disclosed.
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Jacobs Scott L.
Nihal Perwaiz
Ozmat Burhan
Schnurmann Henri D.
Zingher Arthur R.
Ahsan Aziz M.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Macon Robert S.
Meyers Steven J.
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