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By employing High Density Interconnect (HDI) multi-chip modules (MCMs) having elements of a distributed power supply embedded in the MCM itself, the functions of an MCM and a power converter are combined. The embedded power supply elements include DC-DC or AC-DC converters to convert an input voltage and input current to a relatively lower output voltage and relatively higher output current, thereby decreasing the current requirements of external power supply lines connected to the multi-chip module. The current and voltage outputs may be connected to chip power inputs through relatively short, low-impedance power distribution conductors comprising copper strips direct bonded to a ceramic substrate; alternatively, or in combination with direct bonded copper conductors, the low-impedance power distribution conductors may be situated within an HDI overcoat structure. The power supply elements may be placed within cavities formed in the substrate, or on a thinner portion of the substrate. The power supply may also provide multiple output voltages.
1. A high density interconnect multi-chip module comprising:
a substrate including at least one cavity for receiving components;
a plurality of integrated circuit chips disposed in a cavity within said substrate such that major surfaces of said chips are substantially coplanar with portions of said substrate surrounding said cavity, each of said chips having an input for power;
a power supply disposed in a cavity within said substrate, said power supply having a power supply input and at least one power supply output, and including components for converting an input voltage and an input current to a relatively lower output voltage and a relatively higher output current;
a multilayer interconnect structure including interleaved layers of dielectric material and conductive material disposed over said integrated circuit chips and establishing connections to said power supply components;
means for supplying voltage and current to said power supply input from an external source; and
low-impedance conductors connecting said power supply output to said chip power inputs.
2. A high density interconnect multi-chip module in accordance with claim 1, wherein said power supply elements include a plurality of power supply outputs.
3. A high density interconnect multi-chip module in accordance with claim 1, wherein said low-impedance conductors comprise copper strips bonded to said substrate.
4. A high density interconnect multi-chip module in accordance with claim 3, wherein said copper strips are direct bonded to said substrate.
5. A high density interconnect multi-chip module in accordance with claim 1, wherein said low-impedance conductors are included within said multilayer interconnect structure.
6. A high density interconnect multi-chip module in accordance with claim 3, wherein said low-impedance conductors are included within said multilayer interconnect structure.
7. A high density interconnect multi-chip module in accordance with claim 1, wherein said multi-chip module further comprises:
said power supply having a power component portion having power-handling components mounted thereon and a control element portion having control elements mounted thereon and copper strip conductors bonded at least to said substrate in a pattern for establishing electrical connections, said power-handling components being electrically connected to said copper strip conductors; and
where said interleaved layers of said multilayer interconnect structure being disposed over control elements and over at least portions of said copper strip conductors for establishing electrical connections between said power handling components and said control elements in a manner to enable said power supply to convert an input voltage and an input current to a relatively lower output voltage and a relatively higher output current.
The present invention relates generally to the field of integrated circuit packaging and, more particularly, to multi-chip modules (MCMs) including embedded distributed power supply elements.
Integrated circuits (ICs), including signal ICs and microwave ICs are, to an ever increasing degree, being constructed employing various forms of multi-chip module (MCM) technology, including high density interconnect (HDI) technology. In an MCM, many chips, perhaps as many as one hundred, are interconnected in close proximity to each other.
The current requirements of such MCM are relatively great, for at least three reasons. First, in general, the power requirements of high performance chips are high. Second, operation at higher frequencies requires higher energies to switch semiconductor devices while driving the output capacitance. The power required is proportional to frequency. Third, integrated circuit chips inherently operate at relatively low voltages. Accordingly, for a given power level, the current required is relatively high, since power is equal to the product of voltage and current.
An integrated circuit might have as many as 20% of its input/output (IO) pads devoted to power and ground. Each of these pads must be connected to a current supply line, preferably at low inductance to minimize L(dI/dt) switching transients. Correspondingly, a typical prior art MCM will have many relatively high-inductance power supply and ground pins connected electrically in parallel in an effort to achieve an overall low impedance.
MCMs are increasingly being constructed employing a variety of integrated circuit and discrete components which represent differing technologies, such as complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS), emitter coupled logic (ECL) silicon, and GaAs. Each technology has different voltage and current requirements. In the conventional approach, all power requirements are met by external power supplies and brought separately into the module through multiple pins. As power requirement become higher, more pins are required. However, pins are in short supply.
A particularly advantageous form of multi-chip module is a high density interconnect (HDI) structure which has been developed by General Electric Company. As disclosed in commonly-assigned Eichelberger et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,783,695, issued Nov. 8, 1988, and related patents, the HDI structure offers many advantages in the compact assembly of digital and other electronic systems. For example, an electronic system which incorporates between thirty and fifty chips, or even more, can be fully assembled and interconnected on a single substrate which is fifty mm (two inches) long by fifty mm (two inches) wide by 1.27 mm (fifty mils) thick. One advantage of this HDI structure is that it provides a good heat sink for integrated circuit chips, including power and microwave chips, since an alumina substrate is employed. Further, as disclosed, for example, in commonly-assigned W. Kornrumpf et al. application Ser. No. 07/504,821, filed Apr. 5, 1990, now abandoned in favor of continuation application Ser. No. 07/869,090, filed Apr. 14, 1992, and allowed and entitled "HDI Microwave Circuit Assembly", the utility of the HDI structure has been extended from digital technology into the microwave regime.
Very briefly, in the manufacture of systems employing this HDI structure, individual cavities (or one large cavity) having appropriate depths at the intended locations of the various chips are formed in a component-supporting surface of the ceramic substrate. The various chips and other components are placed in their desired locations within the cavities, and adhesively attached.
At this stage, the upper surfaces of all components and portions of the substrate component-supporting surface are disposed in substantially a common plane. A multi-layer high density interconnect (HDI) overcoat structure including interleaved layers of dielectric material and metallized conductive material is then built up to electrically interconnect the components into a functioning system.
In previous systems employing HDI technology, the HDI overcoat structure typically does not extend all the way to the outer edge of the substrate component-supporting surface. Rather, the HDI overcoat structure terminates just inside a row of contact pads to which external connections are subsequently made, such as by ultrasonic wire bonding, when the system is finally assembled into a suitable leaded package. These contact pads are formed directly on portions of the substrate surface surrounding the cavities, and are electrically connected through suitable vias within the HDI overcoat structure to lower metallization layers of the HDI overcoat structure.
Power and ground plane metallization is also deposited directly on the ceramic substrate in some designs, for example to contact the back sides of the IC chips. (Metallization deposited or otherwise formed directly on the ceramic substrate, as opposed to metallization layers within the HDI overcoat structure, is referred to as "metal zero".) In some structures, power and ground plane layers are included in the HDI overcoat structure.
Accordingly, it is an object of the invention to effectively fulfill the power supply requirements of multi-chip modules, particularly multi-chip modules employing an HDI structure.
It is another object of the invention to facilitate the extension of HDI technology into the analog and microwave regimes, including radar applications.
Briefly stated, and in accordance with an overall aspect of the invention, certain power supply elements are embedded in the multi-chip module itself. The embedded power supply elements for example include DC-DC converters which convert an input voltage and an input current to a relatively lower output voltage and a relatively higher output current. Alternatively, the embedded power supply elements may include AC-DC converters. In either event, the current requirements of the external power supply lines connected to the multi-chip module are decreased, which external power supply lines accordingly operate at relatively higher voltages. This arrangement greatly reduces the number of power supply and ground pins supplying power to the module, and eases the requirement to connect an external power supply to the module through low-impedance conductors. The relatively higher current and lower voltage power supply output is connected to chip power inputs through relatively short, low-impedance power-distribution conductors.
These low-impedance power distribution conductors may comprise copper strips bonded to the ceramic substrate, for example by means of a direct bond copper (DBCu) process. Alternatively, or in combination with DBCu conductors, the low-impedance power distribution conductors may comprise conductors, within the HDI overcoat structure.
The power supply elements are included in a module substrate, and may be placed within cavities formed in the substrate, in the manner of other components.
In general, the embedded power supply can either be fabricated on the same substrate which acts as a base for the MCM, or can be fabricated on a separate drop-in substrate for which space is allocated within the MCM. In either case, the technology used to fabricate the power conversion electronics should match the height form factor of the MCM, which can vary from 0.1 to 0.2 inches. Multiple power outputs from the embedded power converter are routed to the various semiconductor devices and other components through an optimum (with respect to power loss and inductance) distribution network fabricated using a metallization process consistent with the particular MCM fabrication process employed.
The invention thus merges copper/ceramic (such as DBCu) and HDI technologies, using a single or multilayer DBCu substrate as a base for HDI construction. Preferably, a DBCu substrate for efficient power handling is combined with HDI technology to minimize the required area or "footprint", particularly of a power converter control section, and to provide a convenient technique for interconnecting to the rest of the MCM. Thus, an HDI overlayer can act as a flexible harness to couple power to individual integrated circuits within the MCM. Alternatively, power distribution and connections can be made using either HDI metal zero (or DBCu), or a separate layer within a multilayer DBCu substrate.
In addition, the invention enables a switching power supply to be embodied within an MCM in a manner which does not adversely impact the MCM profile, enables the MCM to be powered from a single voltage standard power bus (such as a 50 volt bus) by providing multiple voltage conversions internal to the MCM, and can be fabricated using technology similar to MCM fabrication technology.
While the novel features of the invention are set forth with particularity in the appended claims, the invention, both as to organization and content, will be better understood and appreciated from the following detailed description, taken in conjunction with the drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is an electrical schematic diagram of a representative switching power supply such as may be embodied in the structures of the subject invention;
FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional overview of an implementation of the FIG. 1 power supply circuit;
FIG. 3 is a plan view corresponding to FIG. 2, but with the HDI overcoat structure omitted for purposes of illustration;
FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the structure of FIGS. 2-3;
FIG. 5 is a cross section taken generally along lines 5--5 of FIGS. 2 and 3, with the HDI overcoat structure present and extended to serve as an interconnection harness;
FIG. 6A is a plan view with the HDI overcoat structure omitted and FIG. 6B is a cross section with the HDI overcoat structure present, both figures depicting in general one form of interconnection between the control elements of a power supply and the power-handling components, or between a power supply substrate and another substrate, employing power and ground plane layers in the HDI overcoat structure;
FIG. 7A is a plan view with the HDI overcoat structure omitted and FIG. 7B is a cross section with the HDI overcoat structure present, both figures depicting in general another form of interconnection between the control elements of a power supply and the power-handling components, or between a power supply substrate and another substrate, employing wire bonds;
FIG. 8A is a plan view with the HDI overcoat structure omitted and FIG. 8B is a cross section with the HDI overcoat structure present, both figures depicting in general yet another form of interconnection between the control elements of a power supply and the power-handling components, or between a power supply substrate and another substrate, employing copper tabs to make connections to components; and
FIG. 9 is a stylized plan view, with the HDI overcoat structure omitted, of a multi-chip module employing HDI technology, with power supply elements located on the substrate.
FIG. 1 is an electrical schematic diagram of a representative general-purpose power supply circuit which is suitable for both computer (+5 volt transistor-transistor logic (TTL)) and radar (+9 volt pulsed) applications. The FIG. 1 power supply circuit may, for example, be implemented as a fifty watt power supply having input terminals 22 and 24 to which a DC input voltage of approximately fifty volts at 1.0 amp is applied.
This particular circuit has been selected (although other circuits could be selected) because it can be constructed using a minimum number of parts and still provide input-to-output isolation and satisfactory voltage regulation when supplied from a fixed DC input source, consistent with conditions for a DC distributed power system.
As just noted, the particular power supply circuit of FIG. 1 is representative only, and is not described in detail herein, except to note that the components thereof may be categorized generally into power-handling components and control elements. The individual power-handling components are relatively large compared to the control element components. The power-handling components include transformers 26 and 28, rectifier diodes 30 and 32, and filter capacitors 34 and 36. The FIG. 1 power supply provides a DC output voltage, for example five volts, across a pair of output terminals 38 and 40, and can provide an output current of, for example, ten amps.
It will be appreciated that, in applications where multiple output voltages are required, appropriate portions of the FIG. 1 power supply circuit are simply duplicated as necessary. One of the features of the invention is that a switching power supply can be embodied in an MCM such that the MCM can be powered from a single voltage standard power bus (such as a 50 volt bus), with multiple voltage conversions being provided internally to the MCM.
FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5 together depict an actual implementation 50 of the FIG. 1 power supply circuit, employing a hybrid approach combining direct bond copper (DBCu) and high density interconnect (HDI) technology. The implementation is generally organized into a power component portion 52 and a control element portion 54. The implementation of FIGS. 2-5 is a presently-preferred approach where the entire power supply is fabricated on a single substrate 56, approximately two inches square. However, in some implementations, two individual substrates may be employed. As may be seen in FIGS. 2, 4 and 5, an HDI overcoat structure 58 comprises a multilayer interconnect structure. (The HDI overcoat structure is omitted in the plan view of FIG. 3 for clarity of illustration.)
Power supply 50 may be constructed with a total height on the order of 0.1 inch, including transformers, and can be fabricated using fabrication technology compatible with MCM modules. This consistent fabrication technology and form factor allow the power supply implementation to be embedded into an MCM.
Considering the power supply implementation of FIGS. 2-5 in greater detail, substrate 56 may comprise alumina (Al2 O3), beryllia (BeO) or aluminum nitride (AlN). In view of the relatively thicker components in the power component portion 52 as are described hereinbelow, the power component portion of substrate 56 is made thinner than the control element portion 54, with a step at 60. In practice, this may be achieved by beginning with a base substrate having a thickness corresponding to that of the power component portion 52, and applying another ceramic layer to build up the control element portion 54 to its full height. The ceramic substrate is then cofired to effectively join the layers, resulting in step 60 evident in FIGS. 2 and 5. (In the exploded view of FIG. 4, substrate 56 is represented as two constituent layers 56a and 56b prior to being cofired.) Alternatively, cavities of appropriate depths can be milled into a substrate blank initially of uniform thickness to allow taller components to be recessed.
In general, the power-handling component portion 52 is fabricated employing direct bond copper (DBCu) technology including a plurality of copper conductive traces, such as representative traces 62 (not visible in FIG. 2) direct bonded to substrate 56. The direct bond copper process is disclosed, for example, in D. Cusano et al. U.S. Pat. No. 3,994,430 issued Nov. 30, 1976. As an example, DBCu conductors 62 may have a thickness of 8 mils. In general, the power-handling section 52 resembles a printed circuit board with copper conductors on the surface thereof.
Mounted to the substrate surface are the actual power-handling components, specifically, transformers 72 and 74, diodes 76 and capacitors 78. These various components are secured to the substrate employing, for example, suitable adhesives, or by soldering in the case of some chips. Transformers 72 and 74 may be surface mounted, employing conventional surface mount technology.
Transformers 72 and 74 are low profile designs comprising interleaved flat copper/KAPTON polyimide windings sandwiched between slabs of ferrite. This type of low-profile transformer, and techniques for fabricating it, are generally described in commonly assigned Yerman et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,126,715 issued Jun. 30, 1992; commonly assigned Yerman et al. application Ser. No. 07/548,468, filed Jul. 2, 1990, entitled "Single-Turn Primary and Single-Turn Secondary Flat Voltage Transformer"; Roshen et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,862,129 issued Aug. 29, 1989; commonly assigned Yerman et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,959,630, issued Sep. 25, 1990; and commonly assigned Yerman et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,017,902, issued May 21, 1991. Such transformers can be made as thin as 0.1 inch.
To further reduce the height of the overall assembly, transformers 72 and 74 may be placed in suitable recesses (not shown). As another variation, components such as capacitors may be located on top of an HDI overcoat structure, as is disclosed for example in commonly assigned Wojnarowski et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,200,810, issued Apr. 6, 1993, filed Apr. 5, 1990 entitled "High Density Interconnect Structure with Top Mounted Components".
The DBCu conductors on the power-handling portion 52 of substrate 56 extend up the step 60 to a plurality of pads 80 on the upper surface of the control element portion 54 of substrate 56, for connection to conductors, including power and ground plane layers, within HDI overcoat structure 58, as may be seen in FIG. 5.
As noted above, control element portion 54 is fabricated generally employing HDI technology. In portion 54, substrate 56 has an upper, component-supporting surface 100. Included in component-supporting surface 100 are either one large cavity (not shown) or individual cavities 102 within which various components 104, such as integrated circuit chips, switching transistors, diodes and resistors are placed. Components 104 have contact pads 106. The individual cavities 102 have appropriate depths for the various components 104.
Whether a particular component is included in power-handling portion 52 or control element portion 54 is a determination which may vary from one particular design to another. For example, primary-side power field effect transistors (FETs) may be located in control element portion 54 because they are relatively lower current devices.
Cavities 102 may be formed by starting with a bare substrate having a uniform thickness in control element portion 54 thereof, and the desired size. Conventional, laser or ultrasonic milling is used to form cavities 102 within which the various components 104 will be positioned. Where a relatively thicker or a relatively thinner component will be placed, the corresponding cavity bottom is made respectively deeper or shallower.
For the components which are not soldered, the cavity 102 bottoms are then each provided with a thermoplastic adhesive layer (not shown), which preferably is ULTEM� polyetherimide resin available from General Electric Company, Pittsfield, Mass. The various components 104 are placed in their desired locations within cavities 102, and the entire structure is heated to the softening point of the polyetherimide (in the vicinity of 217� C. to 235� C. depending on the formulation used), and then cooled to thermoplastically bond components 104 to cavities 102.
At this stage, the upper surfaces of all components and the unmilled portions of the substrate 56 component-supporting surface 100 surrounding cavities 102 are disposed in substantially a common plane. The multi-layer high density interconnect (HDI) overcoat structure 58 (FIG. 4) is then built up to electrically interconnect the various components 104 into an actual functioning system, including making connection to the power-handling components in the portion 52 through pads 80.
To begin formation of HDI overcoat structure 58, a polyimide dielectric film 110, which may be KAPTON polyimide available from E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company, Wilmington, Del., about 0.0005 to 0.003 inch (12.5 to 75 microns) thick, is pretreated to promote adhesion and coated on one side with an ULTEM polyetherimide resin or other suitable thermoplastic (not shown) and is laminated across the top of components 104 and the substrate component-supporting surface 100. The ULTEM resin serves as a thermoplastic adhesive to hold KAPTON film 110 in place.
Via holes 112 are next laser-drilled in KAPTON film 110 and the ULTEM adhesive layers in alignment with contact pads 106 on electronic components 104 to which it is desired to make contact. Exemplary laser drilling techniques are disclosed in commonly-assigned Eichelberger et al. U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,714,516 and 4,894,115, issued Dec. 22, 1987 and Jan. 16, 1990, respectively and Loughran et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,764,485, issued Aug. 16, 1988.
Buildup of the HDI structure continues by forming a patterned metallization layer 114 over KAPTON film layer 30 extending into via holes 112 to make electrical contact to contact pads 106 disposed thereunder. Metallization layer 114 may be patterned to form individual conductors while it is being deposited, or may be deposited as a continuous layer and then patterned using photoresist and etching. The photoresist is preferably exposed using a laser which is scanned relative to the substrate to provide an accurately aligned conductor pattern at the end of the process. Exemplary techniques for patterning the metallization layer 114 are disclosed in commonly-assigned Wojnarowski et al. U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,780,177 and 4,842,677, issued Oct. 25, 1988 and Jun. 27, 1989, respectively; and in commonly-assigned Eichelberger et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,835,704, issued May 30, 1989. Any misposition of individual components 104 and their contact pads 106 is compensated for by use of an adaptive laser lithography system as disclosed in the aforesaid Eichelberger et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,835,704.
Additional dielectric and metallization layers, such as dielectric layers 110' and 110" and metallization layers 114', are formed as required in order to provide all of the desired electrical connections among components 104 and to the power-handling components via pads 80.
As may be seen in FIG. 5, HDI overcoat structure 58 extends beyond the edge of power supply substrate 56, and may conveniently be employed as a flexible multi-layer interconnection harness 120. Thus the self-contained power supply 50 can be packaged alongside an HDI substrate containing logic or microwave circuitry, with interconnections between the two substrates made using the extended harness 120.
Connection pads, such as pad 80, permit input connections to be made to power supply 50, for example through conductors within HDI overcoat structure 58. As noted above, a DC input of fifty volts at 1.0 amp is typically employed.
A variety of specific approaches may be employed to connect the power supply to other substrates within a module or assembly of modules. Likewise, several techniques may be employed to make connections between the control elements of a power supply and the power handling components of a power supply.
FIGS. 6A and 6B represent one form of interconnection, which may generally be described as employing an HDI overcoat for all connections. FIG. 6A is a plan view with the HDI overcoat entirely omitted for clarity of illustration, and FIG. 6B is a cross section, showing an HDI overcoat structure in place.
In FIGS. 6A and 6B there are two substrates 150 and 152, although it will be appreciated that the interconnection technique permits the two substrates 150 and 152 to be formed as a single, continuous substrate.
The choice of individual substrates or one continuous substrate may be made dependent upon a number of design considerations, including the most obvious consideration of physical size. For example, the power supply can be made smaller, but at the expense of isolation, by omitting the transformers. Another factor to consider is that having the power supply on a common substrate with processing circuitry potentially introduces more noise into the system, because power supply currents tend to flow through portions of the substrate, particularly ground plane areas. A radar module, for example, may be fabricated employing three substrates, a transmit/receive substrate, a control substrate where maintaining low noise is important, and a power supply substrate, all linked by means of an HDI harness.
In FIGS. 6A and 6B, a generalized power supply component 154 located within a recess 156 in substrate 150 has a pair of contact pads 158 and 160 on its upper surface. Substrate 152 has two generalized components 162 and 164 positioned in respective recesses 166 and 168 and having pads 170, 172 and 174 to which power supply connections are to be made.
The HDI overcoat structure is fabricated generally as described hereinabove with reference to FIG. 5, and includes KAPTON dielectric layers 180 and 182 and metallized power and ground plane layers 184 and 186. Exemplary power supply pad 160 is connected to layer 184, which arbitrarily may be considered to be a ground plane layer and which is, in turn, connected to contact pads 170 and 172 of components 162 and 164, respectively. Similarly, the other power supply contact pad 158 is connected to power plane 186, which is connected through a via to pad 172 on component 164. Ground plane layer 184 is provided with an aperture 188 through which the via connection passes without causing a short, in the same manner as is employed in conventional multi-layer circuit boards employing power and ground plane layers.
FIGS. 7A and 7B depict another form of interconnection, which employs metal zero (and can be either copper or aluminum) configured to route power from a power supply component 200 on one substrate 202 to components 204 and 206 on a separate substrate 208. In a representative arrangement, power supply component 200 is provided with terminals on the top and bottom, connected to respective metallizations 210 and 212 separated by a suitable insulating ceramic body 214. Correspondingly, metallized areas 218 and 220 are deposited directly on substrate 208, and conventional wire bonds 222 and 224 make connections between the two substrates.
An HDI overcoat structure 226 on substrate 208 as shown in FIG. 7B includes power and ground plane layers 228 and 230, respectively, which connect to the metal zero areas 218 and 220, respectively, and supply power to components 204 and 206, respectively, in the same manner as described hereinabove with reference to FIGS. 6A and 6B.
FIGS. 8A and 8B depict an intermediate approach, generally comparable to the embodiment of FIGS. 6A and 6B, but employing copper tabs 250 and 252 extending from the top and bottom of power supply component 200 to directly contact respective metal zero areas 254 and 256 on the substrate 208.
As noted hereinabove, the invention provides an MCM with a single voltage input, with multiple voltages generated internally by an embedded switching power supply. Power at different voltage levels can be distributed throughout the MCM in several ways. One technique is to employ separate metal layers within HDI overcoat structure 58 as individual power planes interleaved with ground planes, and with appropriate via positioning. Another technique is to provide multiple power distribution conductor runs on a single metal layer within the HDI overcoat structure.
FIG. 9 illustrates a multi-chip module 250, with the HDI overcoat omitted for purposes of illustration, including power supply elements 252 and chip components 254 all fabricated on a single substrate 256 using both DBCu and HDI technologies. As indicated, power supply 252 may have a single 50 volt DC input and may generate two voltage outputs, such as 3.3 volts and 5.0 volts in this example. The provision of a single voltage input with multiple voltages generated internally is in sharp contrast to conventional practice where multiple voltages are supplied to a MCM with chips operating at different voltages. The actual low voltage power distribution conductors are omitted from the illustration of FIG. 9. As stated above, different layers in the HDI overcoat structure can be employed for different voltages.
While specific embodiments of the invention have been illustrated and described herein, it is realized that numerous modifications and changes will accrue to those skilled in the arts. It is therefore to be understood that the appended claims are intended to cover all such modifications and changes as fall within in the true spirit and scope of the invention.
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Anthony Rotella, a student of the New York Institute of Technology in Long Island, believed that the school was in its right to ban even those students with a concealed weapons permit because otherwise "students are left in a state of fear about guns where they shouldn't be … in a classroom."
Sharing this sentiment was the Court's Chief Justice, Christine Durham, who was the lone dissenter believing the university's interests of safety in this case outweighed its violation of instituting restrictions of firearms.
Justice Durham sided with the university and wrote "the university's academic interests must be weighed against individual constitutional rights where these rights are properly invoked" and that "a policy that prohibited students and employees from openly brandishing firearms in classrooms would clearly be legitimate."
Justice Durham continued in her opinion "that a no-weapons-on-campus policy is necessary to the educational enterprise" and therefore it can be concluded, "the university's policies governing students, faculty and staff are within its authority to govern academic affairs."
Yet the Utah State Supreme Court disagreed with the position of the school. The ruling of the State Supreme Court stated that "the university's claim is unsupported by the text of our state's constitution" and that "the university is subject to Utah law prohibiting it from enacting or enforcing any policy restricting the possession or use of firearms."
Justice Jill N. Parrish wrote in the ruling that the law prohibiting any entity from imposing gun bans "dramatically altered the legal landscape, rendering it clear that Utah's firearms statutes are universally applicable, rather than merely criminal in nature, as the district court had concluded, and that the university's firearms policy does, in fact, violate Utah law."
Chuck Keeley, a student at Fordham University in New York, agreed with the Court. "The state university cannot enact a rule exempting itself from state law, which specifically prohibits it from banning firearms," he said, "the state university has no such right." And under the current law in Utah, the Court's and Mr. Keeley's interpretation are correct.
The opposing views on the issue between the school and the court came down to who had the legal right to institute such gun restrictions.
Ultimately, Mr. Young said, the state was saying with this decision that when it came to gun legislation, "we make the rules, not you."
The issue is in the process of hopefully being resolved. Mr. Young said the university has a federal claim pending but it is on hold while the institution dialogues with the state to see if a compromise can be reached.
Mr. Young added that the complete ban was more to make a statement of creating a safe environment than actually strictly enforcing it. He said situations like Montreal and Pittsburgh differed because anyone intent on using a gun will short of installing metal detectors which also effectively detracts from the feeling of freedom on campus, a goal of the gun ban.
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Great show and swap, if the weathers nice I'm driving my Manx. Anyone else going???
Hoosier Model Car Club show this Saturday, who's going?
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M.A.D., Missing Link and, Motor City Resin will be there. Hope to see some of ya there.
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I will be there, if you see me come say hi, i will be wearing a black hat, it has my motorcycle club name on it
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Set at the turn of the previous century, "Fearless" is based on the true story of Huo Yuanjia, the legendary founder of a Shanghai martial arts school which is still in existence today. Raised by a stern father, himself a great fighter, Yuanjia has one of those classic martial arts movie educations (as a boy he is never formally trained, but learns to be the best by watching others train) and after a humiliating defeat, he vows never to lose again. Yuanjia is better than his word, quickly growing up to become none other than Jet Li himself, knocking down opponents in one bravura fight scene after another.
There is, of course, plenty of hubris to go around as Yuanjia strives for the single-minded purpose of being the best fighter in all of Tianjin. As is often the case in films such as these, there is a lull when the main character hits rock bottom and must learn the true meaning of honor. In this case, Yuanjia finds himself befriended by a beautiful blind villager named Moon. While those scenes are pretty to look at, we wait for his inevitable return to the ring.
Despite its innocuous name, "Fearless" actually has a story to tell about a time when the China was struggling to retain its identity amid a tide of western influence. This is exemplified in a series of staged fights between the Chinese (represented here by Yuanjia) and fighters from around the world, most memorably Hercules O'Brien (Nathan Jones).
Jet Li's final martial arts film (though there are rumors of a match up with Jackie Chan) is also one of his best. In the past, Mr. Li's charisma rarely extended outside his fight scenes, but in "Fearless" Mr. Li proves adept and making Yuanjia arrogant but human. Teamed up with veteran director Ronny Yu and renowned choreographer Yuen Wo Ping, Mr. Li does some of his best work here. "Fearless" sits up there next to his reigning masterpiece, 1994's "Fist of Legend". Whether or not this is truly his last martial arts film, Mr. Li leaves us wanting more.
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I dont know what to do. I havent worked since January of 10. I know I can do it. I am doing volunteer work with the Brain Injury Foundation and the Access Committee at the SD Zoo. It is our task to update the Zoo and Safari Park ADA Book to make sure the Zoo complies with the new regulations and then train zoo employees.
I am also trying to raise money for wheelchair fencing and am coming up with a big goose egg. I know they said to expect some rejection but $20 out of a thousand letters.
I was told to get interested in something I like. Well, I like fencing and it just happens to be an outrageously expensive sport. The fact that I now fence chair limits what I can do and if I want to fence in a tournament I have to go somewhere. Be it NAC, Nationals, or the occasional stray tournament like the Crescent City Open.
At this point I believe I am the only chair fencer in San Diego, I fence ABs but because of my situation I dont drive at night and so my fencing is limited to one lesson a week in my garage and maybe 5 or 6 bouts after the lesson. I am talking to another club that is closer to my house to see if we can move the frame there so I can drive myself and fence.
I had hoped I might have a chance at making the Paralympic team next year, but that hope is having water thrown on it. I need to raise money to travel to some international World Cups. Why are they all in Europe? OK, one in Canada. That was the weekend of my wifes birthday, so we werent going anywhere.
I think she would be happy if I just gave it up. I just had a couple of pictures from Nationals blown up and it cost $58 to have them professionally mounted. All I got was a , if thats what you want. Yes I know we are living on my disability and your salary. How about faking interest?
I still cannot accept the new me. I used to run and jump; now Im lucky to walk across the room. I want to play with my 5 year old twin grandsons and roughhouse. I look at my fellow wheelies and wonder how they do it. They have suffered traumatic injuries and they just go on. I have had dark thoughts about the scratch and dent me and have come to the conclusion there is no ROI on me. I am so sick of doctors and family telling me I cant do stuff. I am doing it. Although, at PT today to help my balance there was one exercise where I could not even lift my leg off the table. Then the thought crossed my mind that if they get me walking any sort of distance and with balance I will no longer be a wheelie. Take one more thing away from me that I can do.
My wife said I can do a lot of things-yes, but they are things I have no interest in doing. Then I have this stupid litigation with my ex employer. The stuff they are saying are such vicious lies. And they have no documentation.
At home I am treated like a galley slave. Who fills, runs, and empties the dishwasher? Who cleans up after breakfast? Who does the boys and our laundry?
SO now back to the big decision. Do I just cash in my chips and sell all my fencing equipment? I am just having no interest in my lessons since it is getting hot out here for the summer and I just dont want to fence in 90+ degree heat in my garage, and with the same person. What the heck do I do?


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I have severe ADD and have a horrible time finishing pieces. My attention usually just jumps to the next thing in my head. Here are some pieces I have lying around at the moment. I will work on some more stuff to post for critique. Please feel free to be as brutally honest as you like...any and all opinions are greatly appreciated.
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One concept kicked around in at least one corner of STL organization: pursue Price&Longoria. But 0 indication actually being discussed w/TB.
Hardball Talk "Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe has the goods: Would Price ever sign with the Mariners long term? The Mariners don't view it as an issue because they would have Price for the remainder of this year and next. The Cardinals have shown interest but would want a financial commitment, according to..." July 20
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Sporting News "Don't expect the red-hot Angels to make a play for Rays ace David Price. Los Angeles has one of the worst farm systems in baseball, so the team lacks the blue chip minor league prospects it would take to land the 2012 AL Cy Young winner. And GM Jerry Dipoto has no intention of trading away..." July 17
Fox Sports Florida "David Price's hug line appeared endless. The embraces came one after the next near the Tampa Bay Rays' dugout, the gratitude clear and message obvious. Reliever Joel Peralta, near the conclusion of the display, hugged him. Pitching coach Jim Hickey hugged him. Then Price, with a bright light..." July 14
Los Angeles Times "General Manager Ned Colletti intimated Saturday the Dodgers are unlikely to acquire a frontline pitcher such as David Price or Cole Hamels before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline. Colletti acknowledged he is looking for both starting and relief pitching. While he didn't specifically..." July 13
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CBS Sports "The Rays currently own the worst record in baseball at 31-47, and by all indications they will trade away some players at the deadline to restock the organization with young players. According to ESPN's Buster Olney, Tampa Bay is prepared to trade David Price "right now," though no deal is..." June 24
CBS Sports "Rays left-hander David Price was fined an undisclosed amount for hitting David Ortiz with a pitch last week, according to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe. He was not suspended. Price, 28, hit Ortiz in the first inning, apparently because Big Papi spent a little too much time admiring a home..." June 04
SI ""Rays Of Our Lives," the ongoing soap opera starring Boston's David Ortiz, Tampa's David Price and MLB's disciplinary committee, just took another dramatic turn, as Ortiz fired some nasty words at Price after a weekend of harsh invective and brawling between the two teams. But before we get into..." June 03
Fox Sports "I wished that I had asked Tampa Bay's David Price one more question: Why? Why revive your feud with Boston's David Ortiz nearly eight months after seemingly settling your differences with him? Why hit Ortiz on Friday night, then return Big Papi's verbal fire on Saturday? Why get sucked..." June 02
Fox Sports Florida "Perfection is the destination. There's no gray area with David Price. He's 6-foot-6, 210 pounds of Type-A aggression that rolls in like waves from the Gulf of Mexico: He keeps coming and coming, and even the slightest error, the smallest impurity, will command his attention. That's why he has..." March 18
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Tampa Bay Times "LHP David Price said there were no reasons for questions, much less concern, about his decision to skip Wednesday's bullpen session. Simply put, pitching coach Jim Hickey made it optional, and the Rays ace, who had been throwing at the Trop for weeks before heading to camp, took him up on..." February 20
Tampa Tribune "It finally sank home for David Price that he was going to be with the Tampa Bay Rays this season when he crossed Price Boulevard in North Port this week as he drove into Charlotte County. "I'm definitely the happiest person in Port Charlotte," Price said Friday morning. "I know there's not a..." February 14
Tampa Bay Times "Given their financial profile and the ongoing industrywide escalation in player salaries, the Rays can't afford not to consider trading ace David Price if an unexpectedly overwhelming offer came along in the next few weeks, or even months. But given the investment in this season's team, with..." January 19
Hardball Talk "David Price and the Rays won't be going through an arbitration hearing, as the two sides have agreed to a one-year, $14 million contract. For comparison, Tampa Bay's entire payroll last season was $58 million. Price will be arbitration eligible for the final time in 2015 before hitting the open..." January 16
Fake Teams "On most Sundays, my family has pizza for dinner, as there is a very good Italian restaurant about 10 minutes from our house that sells 1/2 price pizzas. So, on my way to pick up my < $6 pizza, I was listening to the replay of the Front Office show on the MLB Channel on Sirius-XM hosted by former..." January 06
Tampa Tribune "With less than six weeks before pitchers and catchers begin pitching and catching in Port Charlotte, the question surrounding the Tampa Bay Rays' offseason remains: What about David Price? All signs point to Price being traded this winter. Owner Stuart Sternberg said in late September the..." January 05
Tampa Bay Times "The Rays have done quite a bit already this offseason, re-signing 1B James Loney to keep their infield intact, acquiring C Ryan Hanigan and RHP Heath Bell, bringing back OF David DeJesus and RHP Juan Carlos Oviedo and cobbling a team they feel, with a few more additions, has a chance to again be..." December 22
CBS Sports "In a trade/free-agent market with some very good starting pitchers but only one ace unless you really think Chris Sale, Cliff Lee or Cole Hamels will be traded (I don't) or Japanese superstar Masahiro Tanaka will post (that's apparently pretty iffy, too, at least at the moment), you'd have to..." December 20


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David is responsible on a National basis for the company's Business Management with reporting lines to the Managing Director and working closely with the National Operations Manager. He has joined the company at an exciting time to further develop the business and utilise his 41 years of knowledge and experience gained in around Business Management, Supply Chain, Operational Management, Logistics and Transport. David's interests are varied but, he enjoys Sea Fishing, Fly Fishing, Walking, Photography, Gardening and DIY and has also been known to play the odd game of Golf. He is very supportive of charities both locally and nationally with the three main charities being the Sussex Snowdrop Trust, Cancer Research UK and Help the Heroes.
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Sally manages the promotional events and marketing campaigns for all our experiential customers, with over 15 years of experience and a proven track record she has an excellent understanding of our customers' requirements, along with the knowledge to advise on suitability and manage any promotional project to our customers' expectations. In Sally's spare time she enjoys spending time with her daughter, socialising with friends and family, keeping fit, festivals, seeing live bands and defiantly drinking the odd glass of wine or two or three!!!
Richard Byrne - Logistics Manager Glasgow Depot
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Neil Britnell - Branch Development Manager Hemel Hempstead Depot
Neil has recently joined the Hemel Hempstead depot, he is the most recent addition to the Vision team! Neil's favourite sport is football; he is an avid West Ham supporter. When he's not watching football Neil enjoys going on walks and travelling. He has travelled all around Europe but Portugal is by far his favourite holiday location.
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Angela used to sing professionally and did various gigs throughout the UK solo and with a band, I'm looking to get back into this in my spare time. My favourite hobby is Shopping going to Zumba and enjoy socialising with friends and family.
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Sally looks after all operations that take place in our London depot.
Georgia Toon - Project Manager
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I tried this with a Buffalo Ministation 300gb drive and it doesn't seem to be compatible. Guess I'll try to find a cheap enclosure and swith the hdd into it and see if i can get it working.
hey can anybody help me with this problem please? ok so my usb loader gx works fine AT FIRST! it only works for for like 3 to 5 minutes! i load a game like wii sports i end up playing for like 3 minutes then the game freezes! can someone help me with this problem please??!! =(
I have a Wii with Divekey installed but thanks to NSMB I also began getting into softmoding my Wii.
Now I am very interested in using a USB HDD and need help to make the right choice with the HDD selection.
I have read the compatibility list and I am contemplating to get the Western Digital My Book Essential Edition 2.0 1 TB External hard drive Model No. WDH1U10000.
I am choosing it because, (a) I can buy a Recertified unit for only $95.00, (b) it is 1TB and (c) it seems Western Digital is the way to go here.
1) Does anyone have experience with this drive? Is it recommended?
2) Also, when I shop it around the model number comes up as WDH1U10000N (Note the extera letter N at the end!!!). Is this the same drive?
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I have another HDD that is formatted to NTFS with my movies and music and such on it, but when plugged into my Wii, MPlayer will not recognize it. So I am assuming that the Wii does not recognize NTFS formatted HDD. But when I plug in a USB memory stick FAT32 format with movies on it, MPlayer recognizes it. Just wondering if anybody else has a problem with Wii reading NTFS formated HDD. If this is the case then perhaps that part of the tutorial needs to read -Homebrew apps and USB Loader files can be stored on the FAT partition of the HDD
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Stomp-the new MPlayer CE is compatible with NTSF. Homebrew apps stored in the same file structure of an SD card will be read from a FAT partition, of there is no SD card in place. There are also a few other apps that recognize the NTSF-formatted-can't remember them specifically, but figured some might use them and so used the softer phrasing. Thanks, Stomp.


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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. With rumors continuing to circulate about the unhappiness and future of receiver Percy Harvin, Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman said Friday that the team is not looking to trade Harvin. "We have no intent of trading Percy Harvin," Spielman said. "Percy Harvin is under contract, we and expect him, just like all our players, to be here under contract. He is a very good football player. Everybody knows what he does for our football team." Several reports this week have focused on Harvin. One quoted sources saying Minnesota would attempt to trade the talented but temperamental receiver. Another said Harvin would "stay away from offseason activities and training camp without a new contract in place." Harvin, 24, is entering the final year of his rookie contract that is slated to pay him 2.9 million this season, well below the average of other top receivers in the league. Friday, a report from CBS' Jason LaCanfora quoted a source close to the team sa...
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Cut enough of both breads into 1-inch cubes to measure 6 cups each. Spread bread cubes in 2 large shallow baking pans and bake in upper and lower thirds of oven, stirring occasionally and switching position of pans halfway through baking, until bread is dry, 50 minutes to 1 hour total. Cool.
Increase oven temperature to 400°F.
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Remove pot from heat and stir in bread, dill, parsley, caraway, and salt and pepper to taste. Add broth and toss until bread is evenly moistened. (Use 3 cups broth if you like a moist stuffing, 2 1/2 cups if you prefer it drier.)
Mound stuffing in a buttered 4-quart shallow baking dish. Cover with buttered foil and bake in middle of oven 30 minutes, then uncover and bake until top is crisp and stuffing is heated through, about 15 minutes more.
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Beautiful place for hiking, walking, just enjoying nature at its finest. Can't wait to visit again when we have more time.
I visited the area with a friend. We went all the way to the barrier at the end and climbed down the rocks. Messed around/took photos.
Then we looked for a way into the water with easier access. We surrendered our bodies to the frigid rapid water. Be careful! You could easily get pushed down the gorge to who knows...
This is a nice quiet place enjoyed by my whole family. My kids have been going here since they began walking. Water shoes and time to play in the stream a must. Fishing is good too.
Located just off Rte 9 in Chesterfield, NH, this is a short (0.7 miles round trip if you stick to the trail), pretty walk to a series of small cascades. Low fences allow you to look over the edge of the gorge without having to worry about falling.
This was a great little day trip with the kids. The path along the fence was a little steep in places but was fun for my older ones, who are 10 and 11. I chose to take my 2 year old on the flatter path and walked back on the road. You could use a jogger type stroller if needed....
Especially in fall. Access to gorge is denied. There is dirt road that parallels it and the stream all the way down to the Knightsville reservoir & dam. I walked a few miles of it and it is easy going for the most part. Piece of cake on a trail bike. Above the head of the gorge is a small...
If you are traveling with a family like we did, the shorter trail should be nice. Just follow the fence for about half a mile until you get to the small overgrown path leading directly to the river. If you did not bring a swimsuit, you can still take off your shoes and wade into the water or find a...
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