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international electronics manufacturing technology symposium | 1998
Kabul Sengupta; R. Sundahl; S. Kawashima; R. Arellano; C. Sklenicka; D. Thompson
Image sensors place additional demands on packaging technology, beyond those for conventional ICs, including (1) an optical quality window, (2) precision mechanical die alignment, and (3) protection of die imaging attributes from environmental and manufacturing effects. In our development of CMOS sensors, we chose a commercially available package, the windowed QFP, as the basis for the CMOS sensor package. A pre-molded epoxy cavity package provides moisture protection similar to that for ceramic packages. Control of the tip and tilt components of die/package alignment and the tolerance stack-up between die and lens enables simple lens system alignment. The ceramic/glass lid maintains moisture protection while providing superior thermomechanical performance. This packaging technology gives customers a major advantage in board assembly with a mass reflow capable package that is unique in the industry.
Archive | 1998
Zong-Fu Li; Kabul Sengupta; Deborah L. Thompson
Archive | 1998
Kabul Sengupta; Carl E. Sklenicka; Deborah L. Thompson; Raul A. Arellano; Naoyuki Nagai; Nobuyuki Takehashi; Kouichiro Nomoto
Archive | 1998
Edward J. Bawolek; Kabul Sengupta
Archive | 2000
Azar Assadi; Parvin Mossahebi; Kabul Sengupta
Archive | 1998
Edward J. Bawolek; Kabul Sengupta; Zong-Fu Li; Curtis A. Corum
Archive | 2000
Kabul Sengupta
Archive | 1999
Kabul Sengupta; Azar Assadi; Alan B. Alley; Robert C. Sundahl
Archive | 2004
Zong-Fu Li; Kabul Sengupta; Deborah L. Thompson
Archive | 2000
Edward J. Bawolek; Kabul Sengupta; Zong-Fu Li