Reduced internal temperature technique for hermetic sealing of e

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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174 52FP, 219 85BA, 219 85BM, 357 81, H01L 2148, H01L 2308, B65D 728, B23K 106

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044817088

ABSTRACT:
A technique for enclosing microelectronic circuit elements in hermetically sealed packages comprising a planar ceramic substrate with a box-like ceramic cover sealed thereto by a fused glass coating. The glass sealant is applied to the substrate in the form of a paste which thereafter is fired at high temperature and cooled to produce a smooth glass coating. With the cover in place on the substrate, the glass coating is remelted by heat developed by infra-red radiation impinging on all sides of the package structure from heaters in an infra-red furnace. A reflective shield on top of the cover reduces the inflow of heat through that surface, and a heat sink beneath the substrate removes heat, thereby to reduce the temperature rise experienced by circuit elements in the package interior.

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