Metal fusion bonding – Process – Preplacing solid filler
Patent
1985-11-27
1987-12-01
Jordan, M.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
Preplacing solid filler
228 563, B23K 3512
Patent
active
047098490
ABSTRACT:
A solder preform comprises a body of solder material having at least three legs extending outwardly from a generally central base portion. In a method of use, the preform is disposed between two solderable surfaces (such as the metalized undersurface of a semiconductor die and a support surface therefor), heated above the solder melting point to cause the solder to flow between the surfaces, and then cooled to solidify the solder and effect the bond. The preform configuration is such that the melting solder flows generally outward from the central base portion to expel gases from between the surfaces to be bonded.
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Fry Metals, Inc.
Jordan M.
Skillman Karen
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