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Semiconductor sensor with protective cap covering exposed conductive through-holes

  • US 5,852,320 A
  • Filed: 08/15/1996
  • Issued: 12/22/1998
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/19/1996
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A semiconductor sensor comprising:

  • a substrate having a mounting side, a non-mounting side, and through-holes pierced through said substrate to connect said mounting and non-mounting sides;

    a semiconductor sensor chip with a pedestal mounted on a mounting surface of said substrate mounting side with die bond agent;

    a pan-shaped cap bonded by an adhesive to said mounting surface to cover said semiconductor sensor chip;

    thick-film conductors connected to each other by conductors formed on the walls of said through-holes and formed in a specific pattern on both sides of said substrate;

    bonding electrodes connected to said thick-film conductors of the mounting side of said substrate, and connected to said semiconductor sensor chip by wire bonding; and

    a protective glass film forming a protective layer directly over said through-holes and portions of said thick-film conductors, other portions of said thick-film conductors remaining uncovered by said protective glass film thus forming exposed conductors;

    wherein the through-holes and exposed conductors formed on the mounting side are disposed at the position to which the cap is bonded to the substrate, andthe through-hole openings on the mounting side are each directly covered by and in contact with a protective composite formed of a portion of said protective glass film and the adhesive directly covering the portion of said protective glass film, and the exposed conductors on the mounting side are directly in contact with and covered by the adhesive.

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