Hughes Electronics Corporation

The Boeing Company

Daniel A Huang

Ching P Lo

Richard Fanucchi

Pete Hudson

Bruce A Igawa

Lydia H Simanyi

Steven R Felstein

Gregory L Mayhew

Herbert T Suyematsu

Brill C Paet

Shih Chou

A circuit assembly has a heat sink assembly and a chip scale package assembly. The chip scale package assembly has an integrated circuit die coupled to a first printed wiring board. The heat sink assembly has an integrated circuit die coupled to a second printed wiring board. Preferably, the heat sink assembly and the chip scale package assembly are assembled separately then assembled together. The circuit pads on the first printed wiring board correspond with circuit pads on the second printed wiring board. The circuit pads may be coupled together by solder or adhesive bonding. The circuit pads on the first printed wiring board may have solder balls formed of high temperature solder that do not melt when the heat sink assembly is assembled with chip scale package assembly. The solder balls allow chip scale package assembly to maintain a predetermined distance from the circuit pads on the second printed wiring board.

Chip scale packaging on CTE matched printed wiring boards

A chip-on-board electronic device includes an electronic device die affixed to a printed circuit board, and electrically interconnected thereto by wirebonds. The electronic device is protected by coating it with a layer of silicon oxynitride and, optionally, an overlying thin layer of a conformal coating such as parylene. Under some circumstances, a protective layer of an organic material may be used instead of the layer of silicon oxynitride. The chip-on-board electronic device may be protected with an overlying layer of the conformal coating.

Preparation of passivated chip-on-board electronic devices

An electrical device package includes an aluminum header having a gold-coated sealing surface and an electrical device mounted within the boundary defined by the sealing surface. An annular gold-coated stainless steel seal ring registers with the sealing surface of the header. An annular bonding layer of a gold-tin alloy lies between, and registers with, the sealing surface of the aluminum header and the stainless steel seal ring. The electrical device is fastened to the header using an electrically and thermally conductive epoxy adhesive. A stainless steel cover has a flange which is welded to the seal ring to form a hermetically sealed package.

Hermetic package for an electrical device

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Daniel A Huang