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| Title: | Engineering: Cornell Quarterly, Vol.28, No.1 (Autumn 1993): The Electronic Packaging Program |
| Authors: | Ober, Christopher K. Stoffel, Nancy C. Russell, Michael W. Kraus, Gerald T. Giannelis, Emmanuel P. Li, Che-Yu Avedisian, C. Thomas Torrance, Kenneth E. Krusius, J. Peter |
| Keywords: | Engineering Cornell University Electronic Packaging Polymers Oxides Microelectronics Thermal Engineering Computer Packaging |
| Issue Date: | 1993 |
| Publisher: | Internet-First University Press |
| Abstract: | IN THIS ISSUE: The Electronic Packaging Program /2 (The ongoing miniaturization of electronic products challenges engineers to find better ways of putting them together.) ... The Importance of Polymers in Packaging /4 (The advantages of polymers make them indispensable in electronic packaging; overcoming their shortcomings makes for challenging research.) ...Spin-On Oxides for Microelectronics /9 (A technique developed for preparing photoresists can be used to make thin films of high-dielectric-constant oxides for capacitors.) ...
Thermal Management of Electronic Packages /20 (Electronic circuits can be damaged by the heat they generate, so thermal
engineers are on the case.) ...
Dependable Connections: Getting the Signal In and Out /14 (Careful testing improves technologies for making reliable connections between dense arrays of very small contacts.) ... Simulating System Constraints in Computer Packaging /26 (A simulation program makes it possible to compare different packaging options without having to build real prototypes.) ... Register /31 (Three new members join the faculty, six retire.) ... Faculty Publications /36 |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1813/2459 |
| Appears in Collections: | Engineering Quarterly
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