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Decoupling capacitor closely coupled with integrated circuit

  • US 7,642,131 B2
  • Filed: 11/08/2006
  • Issued: 01/05/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/26/2001
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A method of forming an integrated circuit chip module comprising the steps of:

  • mounting a plurality of integrated circuit die directly on a substrate having die pads and an exposed surface opposite from the substrate, and a plurality of substrate bonding pads positioned directly on the substrate adjacent each integrated circuit die, wherein the plurality of integrated circuit die directly contact the substrate;

    adhesively securing a plurality of decoupling capacitors onto a plurality of capacitor carriers to form a plurality of decoupling capacitor assemblies, wherein each capacitor carrier is formed as an aluminum nitride substrate that is about 5 mil to about 50 mil thickness, a thin film metallization layer formed directly on each capacitor carrier and a conductive adhesive layer applied directly onto the thin film metallization layer for conducting current between the capacitor and capacitor carrier and securing each decoupling capacitor onto the thin film metallization layer;

    adhesively securing the plurality of decoupling capacitor assemblies in series onto each integrated circuit die; and

    wire bonding from the thin film metallization layer to a logic pin on the integrated circuit die and wire bonding from the logic pin to substrate bonding pads positioned on the substrate.

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