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May 1, 1969IBM Journal of Research and Development241 citations

SLT Device Metallurgy and its Monolithic Extension

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PTP. A. TottaIBM (United States)RSR.P. SopherUnited Aircraft (Russia)

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The glass-passivated, face-down semiconductor chip joining technology employed in IBM's SLT (Solid Logic Technology), has become not only a fundamental element in the hybrid circuitry of System/360 but also the basis for later metallurgical designs. The “flip-chip,” copper ball terminal, solder reflow technique is comprehensively reviewed and a discussion is given of its extension, through the use of ductile, all-solder terminals, to monolithic applications.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ef20208df8bb755b2f6a0https://doi.org/10.1147/rd.133.0226
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