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Electrical glass anisotropically conductive adhesives

Several approaches using electrically conductive adhesives instead of solder have been explored and are proving successful. Anisotropic adhesives (See Chapter 1), for example, have been used to connect flex circuits and cables from the separate driver circuits to the panel, avoiding the use of solder connections. More importantly, integrated-circuit chips can be bonded directly to the ITO conductor traces on the panel, a technology called chip-on-glass (COG). IC chips can be flip-chip bonded, then underfilled with a stress-free underfill adhesive if necessary. For protection, the chips may then be encapsulated with epoxy (glob-topped). [Pg.267]


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