US3702500A - Method for obtaining electrical connections, especially for microcircuits - Google Patents

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US3702500A
US3702500A US59397A US3702500DA US3702500A US 3702500 A US3702500 A US 3702500A US 59397 A US59397 A US 59397A US 3702500D A US3702500D A US 3702500DA US 3702500 A US3702500 A US 3702500A
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  • connections thus made offer mediocre reliability beyond two or three connections per millimeter, so that their use cannot be contemplated in metal, said amalgam being topped by a thin film of mercury in the form of a meniscus with a small curvature,
  • the process of the invention may be applied advantageously to the connection of microcircuit members, such as the terminal lugs and the conductors, making the establishment of contacts between them and their disconnection particularly easy.
  • the coating metal selected here is gold, silver, or any other metal capable of forming a stable and solid amalgam with mercury, under the conditions under which the connection members are used.
  • the formation of the amalgam and the mercury meniscus on the members may be accomplished by simple immersion of these members in a bath of mercury for a very short period of time.
  • This invention is intended to provide a method for obtaining electrical connection members enabling us to achieve considerable connection density, something which is particularly desirable in microcircuits, while guaranteeing a high degree of reliability, even at low temperatures.
  • the method involved in this invention is characterized by the fact that we cover each of the conducting members to be connected with a thin layer of at least one metal capable of constituting an amalgam with mercury and that we then establish, on each of said members, an amalgam covered by a thin film of mercury in the form of a meniscus with a small curvature, obtained by placing each of these members in contact with a surplus of mercury with respect to the quantity strictly necessary for the establishment of the amalgam, the connection being then accomplished by the simple juxtaposition of the mercury meniscuses formed, respectively, on the members to be connected.
  • the invention also, by way of a new industrial product, concerns an electrical connection member characterized by the fact that it essentially involves a conducting body on which is deposed an amalgam formed between the mercury and at least one coatingstick to the conductor. For example, for a cylindrical conducting wire with a certain diameter, it is advisable to deposit metal with a thickness in excess of 0.1 mu.
  • the invention offers the following advantages,
  • FIG. 2 shows the two bare conductors in a cross-section after the connection has been established.
  • a microcircuit which includes a substrate 1, on which are arranged the terminal lugs, such as 2, made up of a layer of chrome. We cover this deposit of chrome with a thin layer of gold 3, particularly through evaporation or pulverization in a vacuum.
  • the outside conductor is made up of a layer ofv copper 4, covered successively by a layer of copper 5 and a thin layer of gold 6.
  • the outside conductors can also be made up of wires consisting of gold, 'gold-platedcopper, or any other support covered with gold or silver.
  • the outside conductors can advantageously be maintained in the desired position relative to the terminal-lugs by a very simple mechanical mounting or by any other suitabl means.
  • Method for obtaining non-permanent electrical connections at ambient temperatures comprising coating each of the conducting members to be connected together with a thin layer of a metal capable of constituting an amalgam with mercury, forming, on each of said members, an amalgam topped with a thin film of mercury in the form of a meniscus with a small curvature by placing each of said members in contact with a surplus of mercury with respect to the quantity that is stoichiometrically necessary for the constitution of the amalgam, and juxtaposing the mercury meniscuses formed, respectively, on the members to be connected adjacent each other without applying pressure therebetween.

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