Materials for Electronic Packaging
Materials for Electronic Packaging
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DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4899-7311-5_1
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发表时间:
1962
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D. Beck
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D. Beck
Electronics, by its name, implies electrical circuitry and manifestation of electrical phenomena. If this could take place without the need to provide the material to surround the" tunnel" of a tunnel diode, like the hole in a doughnut, or to separate the plates of a capacitor, or to make this or that functioning circuit transportable from here to there, as in the case of a missile, we would have the electronic engineers' Utopia and there would be no such thing as an Electronic Circuit Packaging Symposium.The electronic engineer is faced with one prime objective, to design a circuit that will perform some specific task. It is the packaging engineer's responsibility to confine, hold together, separate, heat, cool, and otherwise assemble these electrical manifestations in a" black box" such that the final product will fulfill its intended mission. It is not the purpose of this paper to consider the materials that are used in the electronic components, suchas resistors, capacitors, tubes, transistors, and the like. I do want to point out the advantages and disadvantages of some materials that are used to contain or support these components and to promote confidence in the use of a few materials which have not had as wide an acceptance as they deserve. This lack of acceptance has been due primarily to too much lethargy among the packaging engineers. Engineers have been too prone to save weight until they are" blue in the face"-as long as they do it with steel, aluminum, or some standard" garden variety" material with which they are familiar.