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METHOD FOR OBTAINING BEAM LEAD CONNECTIONS FOR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

  • US 3,795,043 A
  • Filed: 11/02/1971
  • Issued: 03/05/1974
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/05/1970
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A continuous process for obtaining beam leads for a plurality of integrated circuits, comprising the following steps:

  • applying a photosensitive plastic film on one surface of a metallic ribbon to thereby form a photosensitive plastic film substrate for the metallic ribbon;

    applying a layer of photoresist on the other surface of said metallic ribbon to provide an elongated sandwich ribbon;

    moving the sandwich ribbon to an exposure station;

    exposing said photoresist at said exposure station to radiation through a first mask;

    exposing said photosensitive plastic film substrate at said exposure station to radiation through a second mask;

    moving the exposed sandwich ribbon to a first tank for developing said photoresist layer and developing said layer in said first tank to obtain protected regions which represent the pattern of said beam leads;

    etching said sandwich ribbon to remove the unprotected regions of said metallic ribbon so as to provide said pattern of beam leads;

    moving said sandwich ribbon to a second tank for developing said photosensitive plastic film substrate and developing said film substrate in said second tank to obtain openings in said film substrate which extend through said plastic film substrate to said pattern to beam leads;

    moving said sandwich ribbon to a bonding station and bonding said beam leads to integrated circuit semiconductor chips positioned within said openings at said bonding station;

    moving said sandwich ribbon to a test station for testing the integrated circuits on said chips; and

    moving said sandwich ribbon to a selecting station and selecting the integrated circuits from said sandwich ribbon.

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