Multi-chip module packaging system
AssigneesAT&T Global Information Solutions Company, Hyundai Electronics America, Symbios Logic Inc.
InventorHarold S. Crafts
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AssigneesAT&T Global Information Solutions Company, Hyundai Electronics America, Symbios Logic Inc.
InventorHarold S. Crafts
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A three dimensional logic cube comprises a base plate having two vertically mounted backplanes attached thereto. A plurality of horizontally stacked substrates are coupled by connectors to the backplanes, with enough clearance between adjacent substrates to ensure heat dissipating air or fluid flow between the substrates. Typically, the substrates are multi-chip modules having a plurality of logic and interconnect chips attached at die mounting locations. Preferably, the logic and interconnect chips are attached to the substrate using flip TAB frames. The substrate includes a pattern interconnect for connecting together all of the chips. The logic chip is based on a standard 10K-50K gate array design with 100 micron pad spacing. The interconnect chip uses an interconnect pattern to connect the logic chips. The interconnect chip uses a lead placement identical to the logic chip, so that a single TAB frame can be used for both chips.
A logic cube, comprising:
A logic cube, comprising:
An integrated circuit packaging system, comprising:
An integrated circuit packaging system, comprising:
A passive integrated circuit for electrically connecting together any two pad sites thereon, the integrated circuit being comprised of an interconnect pattern, the interconnect pattern being comprised of two orthogonal metal layers, wherein each metal layer is comprised of a plurality of parallel signal traces, and the interconnect pattern further being comprised of at least one via for connecting together the signal traces in the two layers.
An integrated circuit that has no active components and that has interconnect lines for electrically connecting together any two pad sites thereon.
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