Encapsulation package and method of packaging an electronic circuit module
AssigneeThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
InventorRichard Stephen Pollack
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AssigneeThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
InventorRichard Stephen Pollack
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A package (104) for encapsulating electronic components (102, 122, 550, 660) has at least two chambers (112, 212). Electronic components and modules within the chambers are interconnected by a leadframe (130) extending between the two chambers. One chamber may surround (FIGS. 1A, 2A) the other chamber, or it may be adjacent the other chamber (FIGS. 4, 4A, 8A, 9A). The sidewall (310) of one chamber (314) may be higher than the sidewall (308) of the other chamber (312). Each of the chambers may individually be filled with encapsulating material (713, 715). Temporary connections (742) to the leadframe may be made after one chamber is filled with encapsulating material, in an unfilled other chamber of the package which is subsequently filled with encapsulating material. A portion of a leadframe may extend to the exterior of the package. Openings (656, 658) may be provided in an external surface of the package for making connections with external components (650). The electronic components may include an RF-transponder and a pressure sensor, and the package may be mounted within a pneumatic tire (1012).
Encapsulation package for sequentially potting a circuit module followed by its electrical connections, the package comprising:
Encapsulation package for sequentially potting a circuit module followed by its electrical connections, the package comprising:
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