3D electronic module
Assignee3D Plus
InventorsChristian Val, Olivier Lignier
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Abstract
The invention relates to a 3D electronic module comprising a stack (100) of at least a first slice (10) and a second slice (30), the first slice (10) having on a face (101) at least one set (4) of electrically conductive protrusions (41), and the second slice (30) comprising at least one zone (61) of electrically insulating material, traversing the thickness of the slice. The second slice (30) comprises at least one electrically conductive element (3) traversing said slice in a zone (61) of electrically insulating material, able to receive a set (4) of protrusions (41) of the first slice (10).
Claims26
A 3D electronic module comprising:
- a stack having a first slice and a second slice,
- wherein each of the first and second slices has
- several electronic components;
- an electrically insulating resin clad with the electronic components;
- and
- electrical connection elements on a face of the slice,
- wherein the first slice further includes, on said face of the first slice,
- a set of electrically conductive protrusions, and
- an electrically conductive track,
- wherein at least one of said electrical connection elements is connected to the set of electrically conductive protrusions via the electrically conductive track,
- wherein the first slice has, between two of the electronic components, a zone of electrically insulating material, traversing a thickness of the first slice,
- wherein the second slice has
- a zone of electrically insulating material traversing a thickness of the second slice, and
- an electrically conductive element traversing said second slice in the zone of electrically insulating material, and
- wherein the electrically conductive element and the electrically conductive protrusions are respectively constituted by a material having a specified hardness, the hardness of the material of the electrically conductive element being less than that of the material of the electrically conductive protrusions, and
- wherein the set of the electrically conductive protrusions of the first slice is embedded into the electrically conductive element of the second slice.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.