Flex tab for use in stacking packaged integrated circuit chips
OwnerAndrew C. Rossinventor
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A connector for use in a chip stack including at least first and second stacked packaged chips which each comprise a package body having a plurality of leads extending therefrom. The connector comprises a substrate which is preferably fabricated from an insulating material. Attached to the substrate are a plurality of flex tabs which extend in spaced relation to each other, and are each preferably fabricated from a conductive material such as aluminum. The flex tabs are each shaped to define an arcuately contoured first portion which is electrically connectable to a respective one of the leads of the first packaged chip, and an integral, generally flat second portion which extends along a portion of the substrate and is electrically connectable to a corresponding one of the leads of the second packaged chip.
A connector for use in a chip stack including at least first and second stacked packaged chips which each comprise a package body having a plurality of leads extending therefrom, the connector comprising:
A connector for use in a chip stack including at least first and second stacked packaged chips which each comprise a package body having a plurality of leads extending therefrom, the connector comprising:
A chip stack comprising:
A chip stack comprising:
A method for assembling a chip stack comprising at least first and second package chips which each include a package body having a plurality of leads extending therefrom, the method comprising the steps of:
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