A multi-chip electronic package which utilizes an organic, laminate chip carrier and a pair of semiconductor chips positioned on an upper surface of the carrier in a stacked orientation. The organic, laminate chip carrier is comprised of a plurality of conductive planes and dielectric layers and couples one or both of the chips to underlying conductors on the bottom surface thereof. The carrier may include a high-speed portion to assure high-frequency connection between the semiconductor chips and may also include an internal capacitor and/or thermally conductive member for enhanced operational capabilities. The first chip, e. g. , an ASIC chip, is solder bonded to the carrier while the second chip, e. g. , a memory chip, is secured to the first chip's upper surface and coupled to the carrier using a plurality of wirebond connections.
An information handling system, e. g. , computer, server or mainframe, which includes a multi-chip electronic package utilizing an organic, laminate chip carrier and a plurality of semiconductor chips positioned on an upper surface of the carrier. The organic, laminate chip carrier is comprised of a plurality of conductive planes and dielectric layers and couples the chips to underlying conductors on the bottom surface thereof. The carrier may include a high-speed portion to assure high-frequency connection between the semiconductor chips and may also include an internal capacitor and/or thermally conductive member for enhanced operational capabilities of the final system product.
Multi-Chip Electronic Package Having Laminate Carrier And Method Of Making Same
A multi-chip electronic package which utilizes an organic, laminate chip carrier and a plurality of semiconductor chips positioned on an upper surface of the carrier. The organic, laminate chip carrier is comprised of a plurality of conductive planes and dielectric layers and couples the chips to underlying conductors on the bottom surface thereof. The carrier may include a high-speed portion to assure high-frequency connection between the semiconductor chips and may also include an internal capacitor and/or thermally conductive member for enhanced operational capabilities.
Stacked Chip Electronic Package Having Laminate Carrier And Method Of Making Same
A multi-chip electronic package which utilizes an organic, laminate chip carrier and a pair of semiconductor chips positioned on an upper surface of the carrier in a stacked orientation. The organic, laminate chip carrier is comprised of a plurality of conductive planes and dielectric layers and couples one or both of the chips to underlying conductors on the bottom surface thereof. The carrier may include a high-speed portion to assure high-frequency connection between the semiconductor chips and may also include an internal capacitor and/or thermally conductive member for enhanced operational capabilities. The first chip, e. g. , an ASIC chip, is solder bonded to the carrier while the second chip, e. g. , a memory chip, is secured to the first chip's upper surface and coupled to the carrier using a plurality of wirebond connections.
Method Of Making A Multi-Chip Electronic Package Having Laminate Carrier
A method of making a multi-chip electronic package which utilizes an organic, laminate chip carrier and a pair of semiconductor chips positioned on an upper surface of the carrier in a stacked orientation. The organic, laminate chip carrier is comprised of a plurality of conductive planes and dielectric layers and couples one or both of the chips to underlying conductors on the bottom surface thereof. The carrier may include a high-speed portion to assure high-frequency connection between the semiconductor chips and may also include an internal capacitor and/or thermally conductive member for enhanced operational capabilities. The first chip, e. g. , an ASIC chip, is solder bonded to the carrier while the second chip, e. g. , a memory chip, is secured to the first chip's upper surface and coupled to the carrier using a plurality of wirebond connections.
Andre C. Bouchard - Peabody MA Lawrence R. Fraley - Ipswich MA
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
F21K 502
US Classification:
431362
Abstract:
An electrically-activated photoflash lamp which includes a thin member (e. g. a mica disk) therein located between the lamp's combustible shreds and primer material. The disk prevents the shreds from contacting the primer material and any portions of the lamp's electrical conductors which have access to the interior of the envelope. A method of making the lamp is also provided.
Andre C. Bouchard - Peabody MA Lawrence R. Fraley - Ipswich MA
Assignee:
GTE Sylvania Incorporated - Stamford CT
International Classification:
F21K 502 F21L 2500 F21K 200
US Classification:
431359
Abstract:
A flashlamp signal device which includes an illumination means for providing a prolonged, visible signal after actuation of each of the device's flashlamps. The illumination means may be in the form of a phosphor coating within the device or on an adjacent, movable panel, or the phosphor may be impregnated within the light-transmitting housing or support structure of the device.