A kind of glass chip encapsulation method
A glass chip and packaging method technology, applied in the manufacturing of electrical components, circuits, semiconductor/solid-state devices, etc., can solve the problems of limited packaging thickness, damage to conductive leads and glass, poor packaging performance, etc., and achieve long service life and sealing performance. Excellent, unlimited chip thickness effect
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[0059] Example 1: Fabrication of glass perovskite solar cell chip packaging
[0060] Put the crucible mold with the first flat glass substrate with a thickness of 1mm, length and width of 20mm and 15mm respectively into a high-temperature heating furnace, raise the temperature evenly to 550°C to soften the first flat glass substrate, and take out the crucible mold . Quickly insert two copper wires with a diameter of 1 mm into the first flat glass substrate to soften, allowing the copper wires to penetrate through the glass sheet to soften. Then put the crucible mold into a high-temperature heating furnace, raise the temperature to 700°C, and stay for 3 minutes, so that the glass sheet and the copper wire are fully and closely contacted to achieve the sealing condition. After slowly lowering the high-temperature heating furnace to room temperature, a penetrating conductive metal electrode penetrating through its thickness and having good sealing properties is obtained on the f...
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[0061]Example 2: Encapsulation of glass biochips
[0062] Put the crucible mold with the first flat glass substrate with a thickness of 1mm, length and width of 20mm and 15mm respectively into a high-temperature heating furnace, raise the temperature evenly to 550°C to soften the first flat glass substrate, and take out the crucible mold . Quickly insert two copper wires with a diameter of 1 mm into the first flat glass substrate to soften, allowing the copper wires to penetrate through the glass sheet to soften. Then put the crucible mold into a high-temperature heating furnace, raise the temperature to 700°C, and stay for 3 minutes, so that the glass sheet and the copper wire are fully and closely contacted to achieve the sealing condition. After the temperature is slowly lowered to room temperature, a penetrating conductive metal electrode penetrating through its thickness and having good sealing performance is obtained on the first flat glass substrate. Prepare a biochip...
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[0063] Example 3: Fabrication of Glass Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) Chip Packaging
[0064] Put the crucible mold with the first flat glass substrate with a thickness of 1mm, length and width of 10mm and 8mm respectively into a high-temperature heating furnace, and raise the temperature evenly to 500°C to soften the first flat glass substrate, and take out the crucible mold . Quickly insert two copper wires with a diameter of 2 mm into the first flat glass substrate to soften, allowing the copper wires to penetrate through the glass sheet to soften. Then put the crucible mold into a high-temperature heating furnace, raise the temperature to 700°C, and stay for 3 minutes, so that the glass sheet and the copper wire are fully and closely contacted to achieve the sealing condition. After the temperature is slowly lowered to room temperature, a penetrating conductive metal electrode penetrating through its thickness and having good sealing performance is obtained on the fi...
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