Stress relief matrix for integrated circuit packaging

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Encapsulated – With specified encapsulant

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257737, 257738, 257778, 257780, H01L 2329, H01L 2348, H01L 2352, H01L 2940

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058941738

ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit package (10, 40) may comprise an integrated circuit chip (12, 42) and a substrate (14, 44) opposite the chip (12, 42). A connector (20, 52) may be disposed between the chip (12, 42) and the substrate (14, 44) to electrically couple the chip (12, 42) and the substrate (14, 44). A matrix (24, 50) may be disposed about the connector (20, 52). The matrix (24, 50) may comprise a blend of liquid crystal polymer and thermoplastic polymer. The matrix (24, 50) may have a coefficient of thermal expansion in a direction (26, 56) substantially parallel to the chip (12, 42) and the substrate (14, 44) that is greater than that of the chip (12, 42) and that is less than that of the substrate (14, 44) in the substantially parallel direction (26, 56). In a direction (28, 58) normal to the substantially parallel direction (26, 56), the matrix (24, 50) may have a coefficient of thermal expansion that is approximately that of the connector (20, 52).

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