Patent
1979-09-04
1982-09-14
James, Andrew J.
357 73, 357 68, 357 81, H01L 2302, H01L 2312, H01L 2330
Patent
active
043498310
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor package of low cost is described having a flat base to which is attached a semiconductor subassembly which is enclosed by a glass housing adhesively bonded to the base without the necessity for a compression glass-to-metal seal. An electrode is provided which extends through the glass housing to contact the semiconductor subassembly, a similar seal being provided between the electrode and the glass housing. Low residual stress soft solder interfaces are provided to the semiconductor element.
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General Electric Company
James Andrew J.
Mooney Robert J.
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