Patent
1991-03-29
1992-05-05
Epps, Georgia Y.
357 72, 357 80, H01L 2302
Patent
active
051112779
ABSTRACT:
A surface mount package for encapsulating an electronic device is provided. The package has a ceramic frame containing a plurality of apertures. Copper-tungsten composite metallic components are bonded to the ceramic frame and individually extend across each of the apertures. The metallic components may include a flange for bonding and a pedestal extending into each aperture.
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Greenspan Jay S.
Medeiros, III Manuel
Aegis, Inc.
Epps Georgia Y.
Rosenblatt Gregory S.
Weinstein Paul
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