NASA NTRS ยท 19930016392
Two- and Three-dimensional High Performance, Patterned Overlay Multi-chip Module Technology
Abstract
A two- and three-dimensional multi-chip module technology was developed in response to the continuum in demand for increased performance in electronic systems, as well as the desire to reduce the size, weight, and power of space systems. Though developed to satisfy the needs of military programs, such as the Strategic Defense Initiative Organization, the technology, referred to as High Density Interconnect, can also be advantageously exploited for a wide variety of commercial applications, ranging from computer workstations to instrumentation and microwave telecommunications. The robustness of the technology, as well as its high performance, make this generality in application possible. More encouraging is the possibility of this technology for achieving low cost through high volume usage.
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Lyke, James. 1993-02-01. Two- and Three-dimensional High Performance, Patterned Overlay Multi-chip Module Technology. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930016392
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