Shielding apparatus for non-conductive electronic circuit packages
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsThomas A. Knecht, Brian M. Mancini, Jean-Robert Achille, David J. Sieben
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsThomas A. Knecht, Brian M. Mancini, Jean-Robert Achille, David J. Sieben
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A shielding apparatus for use with a non-conductive package has an insulated lid (102) which is retained in contact with a substrate (104) for holding an electrical circuit. The shielding apparatus includes a first conductive flash (201) deposited on the interior surface of the insulated lid (102), to produce a substantially contiguous conduction layer, and a second conductive flash (203) deposited over a film (110) disposed on the edge of the insulated lid (102), to produce a partially contiguous conduction layer. The shielding apparatus also includes a layer (108) for affixing the insulated lid (102) to the substrate (104), to produce an enclosure for isolating the electrical circuit from extraneous radio frequency (RF) energy.
A shielding apparatus for an insulating lid having an edge and an interior surface, the edge being retained in contact with a substrate having the electrical circuit disposed thereon, the shielding apparatus comprising:
A shielding apparatus for an electric circuit, which apparatus includes an insulated lid and an insulated substrate, the insulated substrate having the electrical circuit disposed thereon and having a first surface and a second surface, the insulated lid having a first interior surface and an edge, the electrical circuit including a conductive area disposed on the first surface, the shielding apparatus comprising:
A method of shielding an electrical circuit using an apparatus which includes an insulated lid having an edge and an interior surface, the edge being retained in contact with a substrate having the electrical circuit disposed thereon, the method comprising the steps of:
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