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Microelectronics Reliability | 1991

Method for packaging integrated circuit chips employing a polymer film overlay layer

Charles W. Eichelberger; Robert John Wojnarowski; B. Welles Ii Kenneth

A method and apparatus are provided for disposing a polymer film on an irregularly-shaped substrate at relatively high temperatures. In particular, the method and apparatus of the present invention provide a system for the packaging of very large scale intergrated circuit chips. The system of the present invention particularly solves problems associated with high temperature processing and problems associated with the highly irregular surfaces that result. Nonetheless, the resultant product is capable of being fashioned into circuit chip systems which are independently testable and which may be reconfigured after testing by removal of the polymer film itself.


Journal of the Acoustical Society of America | 1994

Method and apparatus for coherent imaging system

Matthew O'donnell; B. Welles Ii Kenneth; Carl Ross Crawford; Norbert J. Pelc; Steven George Karr

A method and apparatus for improved digital processing of the analog echo signals in a coherent imaging system is described which simplifies the channel circuitry requirements. The analog echo signals detected with a phased array of transducer elements are first compressed in a non-linear manner then expanded non-linearly with analog-to-digital converter means to provide increased instantaneous dynamic range in the overall system. Representative phased array coherent imaging systems having the improved digital processing means are also disclosed.


Journal of the Acoustical Society of America | 1989

Architecture for ultrasonic imaging

B. Welles Ii Kenneth; Sharbel E. Noujaim; Thomas L. Vogelsong; Steven George Karr

An ultrasonic imaging processing system includes transducers and means to generate in an analog fashion, in-phase and quadrature phase signals. These signals are converted to digital form and a butterfly phase rotator circuit is employed to correct for phase differences in beam steering and focusing. In particular, speed and simplicity is achieved through the utilization of read only memory means providing appropriate function values for phase correction in conjunction with digital multiplication and summing circuitry.


Archive | 1984

Reconfigurable remote control

B. Welles Ii Kenneth


Archive | 1994

Mobile tracking units employing motion sensors for reducing power consumption therein

B. Welles Ii Kenneth; Jerome Johnson Tiemann; Harold Woodruff Tomlinson


Archive | 1989

Laser beam scanning method for forming via holes in polymer materials

Charles W. Eichelberger; Robert John Wojnarowski; B. Welles Ii Kenneth


Microelectronics Reliability | 1990

Method and configuration for testing electronic circuits and integrated circuit chips using a removable overlay layer

Charles W. Eichelberger; Robert John Wojnarowski; B. Welles Ii Kenneth


Archive | 1996

Protocol and mechanism for primary and mutter mode communication for asset tracking

Irfan Ali; John Erik Hershey; Stephen Michael Hladik; Amer A. Hassan; Sandeep Channakeshu; Ravinder D. Koilpillai; B. Welles Ii Kenneth; Harold Woodruff Tomlinson


Archive | 1986

Adaptive lithography system to provide high density interconnect

Charles W. Eichelberger; Robert John Wojnarowski; B. Welles Ii Kenneth


Archive | 1986

Integrated circuit packaging configuration for rapid customized design and unique test capability

Charles W. Eichelberger; B. Welles Ii Kenneth; Robert John Wojnarowski

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