Thin film flexible interconnect for infrared detectors

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Housing or package – With contact or lead

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257700, 257184, 257459, 438616, H01L 2714, H01L 2945

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061603104

ABSTRACT:
An improved interconnect structure for electrically connecting an infrared detector to external circuitry wherein thin film metal conductors are deposited on a thin, insulating tape. One end of the structure terminates at the detector at about 77.degree. Kelvin, the other end terminating at external electronics at about 300.degree. Kelvin. Due to the small cross section of the conductor, heat leak to the detector is minimized. In addition, the carrier film is only 15 microns thick, thus minimizing outgassing material. The use of epoxies is eliminated. The structure can be fabricated in a variety of configurations using standard semiconductor equipment.

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