Radiation shielding for integrated circuit devices using reconstructed plastic packages
OwnerJoseph J. Dlugokecki, Joseph R. Florianinventors
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A pre-molded plastic package has encapsulation material removed so that an upper cavity is formed above the die and its associated wirebonds and a lower cavity is formed below the die attach pad and lead frame. Advantageously, the encapsulating material is removed without damaging the die, its associated wirebonds or the lead frame. An upper shield is then mounted on the top side over the still encapsulated die and wirebonds. Encapsulating material, such as epoxy, is then placed about the upper shield and cured. A lower shield is then mounted on the bottom side the die attach pad and lead frame. Encapsulating material is also placed over the lower shield and cured. Advantageously, the invention provides a process alternative whereby the shields can be installed at a very low per unit cost and in only minutes per unit without the need for custom tooling.
A shielded plastic package for shielding an integrated circuit chip against ionizing radiation, comprising:
A shielded plastic package for shielding an integrated circuit chip against ionizing radiation, comprising:
The package as recited in claim 27, wherein the upper and lower alloy shields comprises about 2 grams/cm.sup.2 of 90% tungsten and 10% copper.
A shielded plastic package for shielding an integrated circuit die against ionizing radiation, comprising:
A shielded plastic package for shielding an integrated circuit die against ionizing radiation, comprising:
The package as recited in claim 23, wherein the upper and lower shields comprise copper tungsten alloy shields.
A shielded plastic package for shielding an integrated circuit die against ionizing radiation, comprising:
A shielded plastic package for shielding an integrated circuit die against ionizing radiation, comprising:
A shielded plastic package for shielding an integrated circuit chip against ionizing radiation, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.