Dimensionally stable core for use in high density chip packages
First Claim
1. A high density chip package comprising:
- a substrate having,A) a metal core having at least one clearance formed therethrough;
B) at least one dielectric layer disposed on each of top and bottom surfaces of said metal core, said at least one dielectric layer being an expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having an initial void volume and a mean flow pore size, said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having a mixture containing particulate filler and an adhesive resin, the particulate filler being a collection of individual particles having an average particle size wherein a ratio of said mean flow pore size to the average particle size is greater than about 1.4, wherein said mixture is substantially evenly distributed throughout said void volume of said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material;
C) at least one conductive layer disposed on each of said dielectric layers; and
D) at least one conductive via electrically connecting said conductive layers;
said substrate adapted to electrically and mechanically mount a high density integrated circuit chip; and
a high density integrated circuit chip electrically and mechanically mounted on said substrate.
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Abstract
A dimensionally stable core for use in high density chip packages is provided. The stable core is a metal core, preferably copper, having clearances formed therein. Dielectric layers are provided concurrently on top and bottom surfaces of the metal core. Metal cap layers are provided concurrently on top surfaces of the dielectric layers. Blind or through vias are then drilled through the metal cap layers and extend into the dielectric layers and clearances formed in the metal core. If an isolated metal core is provided then the vias do not extend through the clearances in the copper core. The stable core reduces material movement of the substrate and achieves uniform shrinkage from substrate to substrate during lamination processing of the chip packages. This allows each substrate to perform the same. Additionally, a plurality of chip packages having the dimensionally stable core can be bonded together to obtain a high density chip package.
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9 Claims
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1. A high density chip package comprising:
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a substrate having, A) a metal core having at least one clearance formed therethrough; B) at least one dielectric layer disposed on each of top and bottom surfaces of said metal core, said at least one dielectric layer being an expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having an initial void volume and a mean flow pore size, said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having a mixture containing particulate filler and an adhesive resin, the particulate filler being a collection of individual particles having an average particle size wherein a ratio of said mean flow pore size to the average particle size is greater than about 1.4, wherein said mixture is substantially evenly distributed throughout said void volume of said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material; C) at least one conductive layer disposed on each of said dielectric layers; and D) at least one conductive via electrically connecting said conductive layers; said substrate adapted to electrically and mechanically mount a high density integrated circuit chip; and a high density integrated circuit chip electrically and mechanically mounted on said substrate. - View Dependent Claims (4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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2. A high density chip package comprising:
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a substrate having, A) a metal core having at least one clearance formed therethrough; B) at least one dielectric layer disposed on each of top and bottom surfaces of said metal core, said at least one dielectric layer being an expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having an initial void volume and a mean flow pore size, said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having a mixture containing particulate filler and an adhesive resin, the mixture being substantially evenly distributed throughout said void volume of said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material, the particulate filler being a collection of individual particles, said collection containing a particle having a largest particle size which is the largest detectable particle in the collection, wherein a ratio of mean flow pore size to the largest particle size is at least about 2; C) at least one conductive layer disposed on each of said dielectric layers; and D) at least one conductive via electrically connecting said conductive layers; said substrate adapted to electrically and mechanically mount a high density integrated circuit chip; and a high density integrated circuit chip electrically and mechanically mounted on said substrate.
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3. A high density chip package comprising:
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a substrate having, A) a metal core having at least one clearance formed therethrough; B) at least one dielectric layer disposed on each of top and bottom surfaces of said metal core, said at least one dielectric layer being an expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having an initial void volume and a minimum pore size, said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material having a mixture containing particulate filler and an adhesive resin, the mixture being substantially evenly distributed throughout said void volume of said expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material, the particulate filler being a collection of individual particles, said collection containing a particle having a largest particle size which is the largest detectable particle in the collection, wherein a ratio of minimum pore size to the largest particle size is at least about 1.4; C) at least one conductive layer disposed on each of said dielectric layers; and D) at least one conductive via electrically connecting said conductive layers; said substrate adapted to electrically and mechanically mount a high density integrated circuit chip; and a high density integrated circuit chip electrically and mechanically mounted on said substrate.
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