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A new flip-chip mounting technique for high temperature operation
A new method is described for mounting microwave semiconductor devices on a circuit board in a flip-chip configuration, which overcomes the limitations on the maximum temperature of operation encountered in conventional bonding techniques such as soldering. This method uses electro-deposited copper to form the contacts, and temperature limitation comes only from the device itself.