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Intelligent electronic connection socket
   
Document Number
US Patent 4540226
Issued Date
September 10, 1985
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An electronic connection socket for connecting an electronic package and including a body of nonconductive material, an electronic device fabricated upon a semiconductor substrate located upon the body. The electronic device includes several bonding pads. The socket includes a set of pins to provide interconnection to external electronic devices. The body also includes pin sockets providing interconnection to the electronic package. The pins and pin sockets of the body are also connected to the bonding pads of the electronic device. To provide the electrical interconnection between the electronic package, the electronic device located upon the semiconductor substrate in the socket body and the external circuitry connected to the body.
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Published
September 10, 1985
Application Number
06/455,183
Filed
January 3, 1983
US Classification
439/69   361/761 361/792 439/70
Int'l Classification
H05K   7/10   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
339/17C   339/17M   339/17CF   339/17N   361/414   361/395   361/401   361/403   29/841  
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