Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electronic systems and devices
Patent
1992-01-22
1993-08-31
Picard, Leo P.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...
For electronic systems and devices
174 522, 174235, 174257, 257686, 257790, 361749, 361791, H05K 700
Patent
active
052414540
ABSTRACT:
An electronic package which includes a rigid first substrate (e.g., ceramic) having a plurality of conductive pins spacedly located therein. These pins each include one end portion extending below an undersurface of the substrate for positioning and electrically coupling within a second substrate (e.g., printed circuit board), while also including an opposite end portion which projects from an opposite, upper surface of the first substrate. These upwardly projecting end portions are designed for accommodating, in stacked orientation, a plurality of thin film, flexible circuitized substrates thereon, each of these substrates being electrically coupled to a respective pin, if desired, using a solder composition. In one example of the invention, solder hierarchy for various solders is used, one solder being used to connect the substrates and respective pins, and a second solder (having a higher melting point and different composition from the first solder) used to connect the semiconductor devices (chips) of the flexible circuitized substrates to the conductive circuitry of the substrates. Hydrogen is preferably used to effect solder reflow for the solder which couples the flexible substrates to the respective pins. In an alternate embodiment, the flexible circuitized substrates may include at least two separate conductive layers as part thereof.
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Ameen Joseph G.
Funari Joseph
Sissenstein, Jr. David W.
Fraley Lawrence R.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Picard Leo P.
Whang Young S.
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