Abstract:
A multilayer chip carrier with increased space for power distribution PTHs and reduced power-related noise. In a multilayer chip carrier with two signal redistribution fanout layers, in addition to signal escape from near-edge signal pads at the first fanout layer, remaining signal pads are moved closer to the edge of the chip footprint. At the voltage layer below the first fanout layer, the remaining signal pads are moved again, closer to the edge of the chip footprint. In the second fanout layer, below the voltage layer, the remaining signal pads escape. The region where signal pads are moved provides increased space for power PTHs.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package is disclosed including a first capture pad isolated from an adjacent second capture pad by an insulator; a first plurality of electrically active vias connecting the first capture pad to the second capture pad; a third capture pad isolated from the second capture pad by an insulator; and a second plurality of electrically active vias connecting the second capture pad to the third capture pad. Each via of the first plurality of active vias is non-aligned with each via of the second plurality of active vias. The structure provides reduction of strain on the vias when a shear force is applied to a ball grid array used therewith while minimizing the degradation of the electrical signals.
Abstract:
A multilayer chip carrier with increased space for power distribution PTHs and reduced power-related noise. In a multilayer chip carrier with two signal redistribution fanout layers, in addition to signal escape from near-edge signal pads at the first fanout layer, remaining signal pads are moved closer to the edge of the chip footprint. At the voltage layer below the first fanout layer, the remaining signal pads are moved again, closer to the edge of the chip footprint. In the second fanout layer, below the voltage layer, the remaining signal pads escape. The region where signal pads are moved provides increased space for power PTHs.
Abstract:
A multilayer chip carrier with increased space for power distribution PTHs and reduced power-related noise. In a multilayer chip carrier with two signal redistribution fanout layers, in addition to signal escape from near-edge signal pads at the first fanout layer, remaining signal pads are moved closer to the edge of the chip footprint. At the voltage layer below the first fanout layer, the remaining signal pads are moved again, closer to the edge of the chip footprint. In the second fanout layer, below the voltage layer, the remaining signal pads escape. The region where signal pads are moved provides increased space for power PTHs.
Abstract:
An area-array integrated circuit package assembly are provided with a plurality of electrically conductive connectors attached to the package I.O. pads, that are used to connect the package to a printed circuit card or other component. The connectors comprise at least two parallel conductors flexing together in the same direction, electrically insulated from each other for a portion of their length between the package and printed circuit card to provide for reduced interconnection inductance. The connection with the component contact pads can be achieved by mechanically pressing the package and circuit card together or with the use of bonding material.
Abstract:
In the present invention an electronic package assembly includes an integrated circuit positioned on a substrate. The substrate has substantially horizontal layers including horizontal signal wires having vertical thicknesses and resistance. In a preferred embodiment, first and second vertical thicknesses of the signal wires alternate from the top to the bottom of the substrate such that the signal wires with greater vertical thicknesses have lower resistance than the signal wires would typically have. A plurality of substantially vertical conductive vias traverse the horizontal layers such that the vertical conductive vias connect to the integrated circuit and connect with at least one of the horizontal signal wires. A circuit board positioned beneath the substrate includes connection members for connecting with, and terminating the vertical conductive vias.
Abstract:
An electrical structure to optimize a signal wire structure. The electrical structure provides concurrent optimization of a plurality of wire parameters, providing a plurality of wiring solutions, wherein each of said wiring solutions produces a wiring package having different wire parameters, providing an electronic package, determining the optimal wiring solutions for said electronic package; and producing an electronic package, using the optimized wiring package solutions. The resulting apparatus is also disclosed.
Abstract:
The present invention provides new and improved methods and apparatus for removing contamination from surfaces of substrates. Existing techniques include plasma ashing, glow discharge or UV/ozone processes. The present invention includes cleaning the substrate surfaces by transporting the substrates to be cleaned through a first zone where the substrates are heated preferably in a nitrogen atmosphere and then to a second zone where the substrates are surrounded by an atmosphere of ozone. The organic contamination is thereby vaporized into vapor products including CO, CO2 and H2O.
Abstract:
THIS INVENTION RELATES TO A TOOL HOLDING APPARATUS USED ON LATHES FOR CUTTING VARIOUS CURVED SHAPES. THE TOOL HOLDING APPARATUS INCLUDES A CASING MOUNTED ON THE CARRIAGE OF A LATHE AND ENCLOSING A HYDRAULIC MOTOR COUPLED TO A SHAFT. THE SHAFT OF THE MOTOR IS COUPLED TO A ADJUSTABLE RADIUS BAR WHICH IS LOCATED OUTSIDE THE CASING AND ADAPTED TO OSCILLATE A PREDETERMINED NUMBER OF DEGREES DEPENDING ON THE AMOUNT OF ROTATION OF THE MOTOR IN BOTH DIRECTIONS. THE SHAFT OF THE MOTOR IS ALSO COUPLED TO A SWIVEL MEMBER LOCATED OUTSIDE THE CASING AND USED TO EXECUTE VARIOUS CURVED SHAPED IN THE INTERIOR OF A WORKPIECE.
Abstract:
A multilayer chip carrier with increased space for power distribution PTHs and reduced power-related noise. In a multilayer chip carrier with two signal redistribution fanout layers, in addition to signal escape from near-edge signal pads at the first fanout layer, remaining signal pads are moved closer to the edge of the chip footprint. At the voltage layer below the first fanout layer, the remaining signal pads are moved again, closer to the edge of the chip footprint. In the second fanout layer, below the voltage layer, the remaining signal pads escape. The region where signal pads are moved provides increased space for power PTHs.