Hard disk drive system with adsorbent breather assembly pillar and method of manufacture thereof
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsHaesung Kwon, Myeong-Eop Kim
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Abstract
A method of manufacture of an integrated circuit packaging system includes: providing a base having sidewalls; mounting a magnetic medium for storing data within the sidewalls; mounting an adsorbent breather assembly in direct contact with the base and mounted within the sidewalls without contact therewith; and mounting a cover having an airhole over the base and the sidewalls, in direct contact with the adsorbent breather assembly.
Claims20
A method of manufacture of a hard disk drive system comprising:
- providing a base having sidewalls;
- mounting a magnetic medium for storing data within the sidewalls;
- mounting an adsorbent breather assembly in direct contact with the base and mounted within the sidewalls without contact therewith;
- and
- mounting a cover having an airhole over the base and the sidewalls, in direct contact with the adsorbent breather assembly.
A method of manufacture of a hard disk drive system comprising:
- providing a base having sidewalls;
- mounting a magnetic medium, for storing data, within the sidewalls;
- mounting an adsorbent breather assembly having a filter and an understructure, and with the understructure in direct contact with the base and the adsorbent breather assembly is within the sidewalls and without contact therewith;
- and
- mounting a cover having an air hole over the base and the sidewalls in direct contact with the filter of the adsorbent breather assembly.
An integrated circuit packaging system comprising:
- a base having sidewalls;
- a magnetic medium for storing data mounted within the sidewalls;
- an adsorbent breather assembly mounted in direct contact with the base and mounted within the sidewalls without contact therewith;
- and
- a cover having an airhole mounted over the base and the sidewalls, in direct contact with the adsorbent breather assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.