Metal fusion bonding – Process – Plural joints
Patent
1991-02-20
1992-08-11
Heinrich, Samuel M.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
Plural joints
228190, 228254, 228 447, H05K 334, H01L 21603
Patent
active
051372053
ABSTRACT:
A wiring circuit substrate comprises first circuit element means one one side of the substrate connected to electrode lines of X-Y matrix electrodes, respectively, and second circuit element means in the symmetrical position of the first circuit element means on the other side of the substrate connected to the electrode lines of the X-Y matrix electrodes, respectively, wherein each of leads of the first and the second circuit element means is connected to the output and input lines of the X-Y matrix electrodes via through holes, respectively.
The first circuit element comprises integrated transisitors for driving the X-Y matrix electrodes. The second circuit element comprises integrated diodes for protecting an overcurrent in the X-Y matrix electrodes.
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Fujimoto Takeo
Inohara Akio
Kanatani Yoshiharu
Ohno Yuji
Sawae Kiyoshi
Heinrich Samuel M.
Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha
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