Chip module with heat insulation for incorporation into a chip c

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electronic systems and devices

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361749, 361760, 174254, 235492, 257679, H05K 114, G06K 1906

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ABSTRACT:
A heat flow which is introduced into a chip module from the outside is specifically controlled to avoid delaminations between a covering composition and a chip during a hot-melt incorporation process. This takes place either by a heat-insulating layer which is interposed between a flexible carrier tape of the chip module and a chip adhesively fixed thereon, or by clearances within an area or layer of metal contacts. As a result, a heat flow from a hollow punch brought down in an outer region of the metal contacts, in the direction of the centrally mounted chip, is prevented.

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