Bae Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc.

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Tokyo Electron Limited

John A Hughes

Keith K Sturcken

Thomas E Love

Santos H Nazario-Camacho

Christy A Hagerty

Eugene Lemoine

David H Lee

Christopher Ebel

Sandra L Hyland

Timothy Whalen

Sheila J Konecke

Peter M Wallace

Ralph Kim

Alan M Berard

Jeffrey Montag

An apparatus for cooling electronic devices to be used in the vacuum of space is described. a window frame is provided as packaging for an electronic device having a substrate and a chip. The window frame includes an opening to allow a heat pipe to be in direct contact with a backside of the chip. The window frame is hermetically sealed to the backside of the chip. The window frame is also welded to a kovar ring located on the backside of the chip to provide a hermetic seal between the window frame and the substrate.

Method and apparatus for cooling electonic components

A method for manufacturing an electronic multi-chip module that involves stacking at least six tested devices to form the module. These devices may be individually tested prior to assembling the electronic module. After individually testing the devices, the devices may be stacked one on top of the other to form an electronic multi-chip module having at least six stacked devices. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Devices and methods for stacking individually tested devices to form multi-chip electronic modules

An electronic device package includes a substrate and wire columns arranged in groups about a neutral stress point of the substrate. The height of the wire columns is substantially uniform for the plural groups of wire columns, and a length of at least one of the wire columns is greater than the uniform height. A method of fabricating an electronic device package having a column grid array includes applying two templates on wire columns of the column grid array and bending at least one wire column to increase its length while maintaining a uniform height for the column grid array. In another aspect, an electronic device package substrate includes wire columns having at least one non-uniformity in lengths of the columns, and the length of a wire column corresponds to a distance of that wire column from the neutral stress point of the substrate. The non-uniformity of length in the wire columns reduces stress in the package leads after attachment of the package to a carrier substrate, such as a printed circuit board.

Isostress grid array and method of fabrication thereof

A method and system of for introducing an active material to a chemical process in which a processing element including a passive component and an active element is installed within the system and exposed to a chemical process performed within the system. As the chemical process proceeds, the passive component erodes and thereby exposes the active component embedded therein. The introduction of the active component to the chemical process alters the chemical process.

Method and system for introduction of an active material to a chemical process

A system and method are provided in which a first chip in a stacked multi-chip module configuration is affixed via one or more adhesion layers to a first portion of a partitioned interposer unit. Planar partitions of the interposer are physically bonded via multiple solder 'bumps,' which possess high tensile strength but low resistance to horizontal shear force or torque. A second chip is affixed via one or more adhesion layers to the second portion of the partitioned interposer. The chips may thus be separated by horizontally and oppositely shearing or twisting the first and second portions of the partitioned interposer away from one another.

System and method for multi-chip module die extraction and replacement

A transparent planar storm shield has framed panels (,) with predetermined transparency and predetermined resistance to storm pressure and to storm-debris impact. Panels (,) of the framed panels are preferably shatter-proof plastic material that includes predetermined polycarbonate. Frames (,) of the framed panels have strengths in proportion to thicknesses for predetermined storm protection by predetermined areas of the storm shield. The storm shield is a cover of a predetermined portion of a building orifice which can include a door or a window. The predetermined resistance to storm pressure and to storm-debris impact of the panels is about an equivalent to a commercial grade of polycarbonate or an equivalent thereof that is twenty-five inches square with a thickness of one-eighth of an inch and being rectangular with less than twenty-five percent deviation from being square. Strengths of the frames are predetermined by capacity to contain the panels in positions of resistance to the predetermined resistance to the storm pressure and the storm-debris impact.

Transparent planar storm shield

A reversible four-in-hand necktie is herein disclosed, which has a first side bearing a first pattern. A second side, bearing a different pattern, is connected to the first side. The first and second sides are symmetric; and together form a pair of relatively wide end portions, which are connected by a narrow neck portion positioned between the end portions. The reversible four-in-hand necktie is used and worn as any other four-in-hand necktie, with the exception that either the first or second side is worn facing outward from the wearer.

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Falls Church, VA, United States of America

John A Hughes