Electricity: conductors and insulators – Boxes and housings – Hermetic sealed envelope type
Patent
1995-11-17
1997-01-21
Picard, Leo P.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Boxes and housings
Hermetic sealed envelope type
174 522, 257702, 257706, 257713, H01L 2302, H01L 2328, H01L 2314, H01L 2310
Patent
active
055961720
ABSTRACT:
A method for encapsulating a surface of an integrated circuit to protect the surface. The surface has an outer peripheral area and an inner area to be encapsulated. A frame is provided for handling an integrated circuit package. A plurality of leads are coupled between the frame and the outer peripheral area. An encapsulation material is dispensed on the outer peripheral area covering and protecting a portion of the leads and integrated circuit. A planar encapsulation material is deposited for covering and protecting the inner area. The planar encapsulation material provides a planar surface.
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Cole Setsuko J.
Hoggatt Mark C.
Raskin Glenn D.
Bingham Michael D.
Hoshizaki Gary W.
Motorola Inc.
Picard Leo P.
Ryan Stephen T.
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