Method for producing high speed integrated circuits

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29855, 174 522, 257664, 257668, 257728, H05K 330, H01L 2328

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ABSTRACT:
This invention creates a high speed semiconductor interconnect system which contains a plurality of signal traces, each in a flexible printed circuit, and each adhesively sandwiched between or adjacent to a flexible ground circuit and a flexible power circuit. The signal, power and ground circuits are stacked in multilayers and are connected to respective lead fingers and respective die circuits by standard, known methods such as TAB or wire bond and encapsulated in a known way. The ground plane and power plane being adjacent to the signal plane reduces the power-ground loop inductance and thus reduces the package noise. By reducing the inductance, the circuit can have a shorter switching time. Also, by adding the ground plane, the power-ground capacitance is increased, which serves to reduce the effect of power supply fluctuations in the system.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4989066 (1991-01-01), Sumi
patent: 4989117 (1991-01-01), Hernandez
patent: 5053852 (1991-10-01), Biswas et al.

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