Martin Marietta Corporation

Robert J Woinarowski

Wolfgang Daum

Herbert S Cole

Raymond Albert Fillion

Eric J Wildi

Michael Gdula

Substrate material is molded directly to semiconductor chips and other electrical components that are positioned for integrated circuit module fabrication. Chips having contact pads are placed face down on a layer of adhesive supported by a base. A mold form is positioned around the chips. Substrate molding material is added within the mold form, and the substrate molding material is then hardened. A dielectric layer having vias aligned with predetermined ones of the contact pads and having an electrical conductor extending through the vias is situated on the hardened substrate molding material and the faces of the chips. A thermal plug may be affixed to the backside of a chip before substrate molding material is added. A connector frame may be placed on the adhesive layer before substrate molding material is added. A dielectric layer may be placed over the backsides of the chips before the substrate molding material is added to enhance repairability. A portion of the chips and substrate molding material may be removed after the substrate molding material is hardened.

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Ballston Lake, NY, United States of America

Robert J Woinarowski