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Odyssey Flight Zone dual light case for moving heads
This Flight Zonde dual light case by Odyssey is suitable for most compact moving heads. It will fit a number of models from the American DJ Accu Spot and Vizi series. The flight case comes complete with a padded and lined interior and equipped with four wheels for easy transport.
This heavy-duty case offers space for two moving heads. The housing is made of multiplex, reinforced with aluminium frames and ball corners. Close that case by means of the rugged butterfly latches and carry it using the handles on the sides and top. This practical case will ensure your moving heads reach their destination unscathed! The Flight Zone dual light case is a great investment for Audiovisual rental companies and mobile entertainers in particular.
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Choppy and Freezes and cant move slowly with it 01/23/2014
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when you are in need of a mouse and nothing else is available, use it to click somewhere after a few tries.
Its like trying to use a ball mouse. it freezes when moving slowly. if you move it slowly across the screen it dances all over the place and freezes multiple times. Expensive for this piece of junk. you will have better function with a dirty old ball mouse.
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Other thoughts... dont buy it people seriously. I tried it on multiple devices and its still the same result. try using it on paper.... you can't.
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text: Software Analysis and Testing Paolo Tonella Alessandro Marchetto Cu D. Nguyen Mariano Ceccato Software Engineering (SE) unit, Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) Team Paolo Tonella Cu D. Nguyen Mariano Ceccato Alessandro Marchetto Software Engineering research unit http://se.fbk.eu at Fondazione Bruno Kessler http://www.fbk.eu 2 FBK FBK (more than 350 researchers) is a research organization of the Autonomous Province of Trento that promotes research in the areas of science, technology and humanities. FBK objectives are to: (i) conduct research that obtains recognition at an international level; (ii) carry out applied research of strategic importance to the province; (iii) publicize scientific results and promote economic development; and (iv) encourage innovation throughout the province. 3 FBK – CIT Three main areas of Information Technology: - Engineering - Content - Interaction FBK is organized into Research Units. - Research units are research groups that are above critical mass but still manageable. - Research Units include senior and young researchers, postdocs, PhD students, project managers, system architects and programmers. - Research Units are strongly encouraged towards collaborations and projects that can exploit synergies among difference competences. 4 Web site Material for the course: - Course objectives and program - Course agenda - Notes and slides of the lectures - Project deliverables - Exam rules and dates http://selab.fbk.eu/swat 5 Lecture schedule Wed. Fri. 16.30 -18.30 14.30 -16.30 room A107 room A107 Please, come to the Lab lectures with your laptop or ask us for having a laptop. … Is any laptop needed? 6 Exam The exam consists of an oral discussion of the project carried out during the laboratory. During the course we will work on a project. The exam will consist of some questions on the project implementation plus one question on the theory behind the project. Project deliverables include both implementation artifacts (Eclipse project, test cases, etc.) and documentation artifacts (reports). Both are mandatory for admission to the exam. The next lecture will be devoted to the presentation of the course project. Project must be delivered one week before the exam date! 7 Objective This course aims at teaching students how to analyze and test a software system, when it is evolved to accommodate a set of change requirements (e.g., adding new functionalities, bug fixing, adaptation or restructuring, etc.), by executing a software project which involves: definition of acceptance tests for the change requirements; definition of tests for the user interface; definition of unit tests for the modules implemented to realize the change requirements; application of adequacy testing criteria to the implemented modules; regression testing w.r.t. the preserved functionalities of the evolved software 8 Program Testing: Background and Context: Software maintenance and evolution Code analysis Software testing Acceptance Test GUI testing Unit test Structural test (path and data flow) Mutation test Automated path generation and path testing Regression test Test case prioritization Laboratory: program analysis and understanding user interface test acceptance test creation and execution unit test creation and execution coverage and mutation test regression test Questions: - Which testing to apply? - How to define test cases? - How to automate test cases execution? - How to decide when to stop testing? Tools: - Fitnesse - Junit - MuJava - MuClipse - Clover - Jumble - Emma -… 9 Agenda Intro & course project: Sep 14, 16, 21, 23 Acceptance testing: Sep 28, 30; Oct 5 GUI testing: Oct 7, 12 Unit testing: Oct 14, 19 Analysis and testing theory: Oct 21, 26, 28; Nov 2, 30 Debugging: Nov 4, 9, 11, 16 Coverage and mutation testing: Nov 18, 23, 25 Regression testing: Dec 2, 7 Advanced topic: Dec 14, 16 10 Software Maintenance and Software Testing 11 Software maintenance Software maintenance has been defined as "the modification of a software product after delivery to correct faults, to improve performance or other attributes, or to adapt the product to a changed environment." (ANSI/IEEE, 1983) Maintenance activities can be classified into four categories: Perfective maintenance Adaptive maintenance Corrective maintenance Preventive maintenance 12 Software maintenance Maintenance activities are difficult: Continuing change. Increasing complexity. Fundamental law of program evolution. Conservation of organizational stability (invariant work rate). Conservation of familiarity (perceived complexity). 13 Software maintenance steps Change Request Program Understanding Change location identification Change implementation Testing Ripple effects 14 Legacy system • They were implemented years ago ( 1970) • Their technology became obsolete (obsolete languages, language styles, hardware, …) • They have been maintained for a long time ( 30 years) • Their structure is deteriorated and does not facilitate understanding • Their documentation (if it exists) has become obsolete • Original authors are not available Attention! • They contain business rules not recorded elsewhere • They can not be easily replaced (important!) • They represent a large investment 15 Legacy dilemma What should we do with legacy code? • • to build the new system from scratch. trying to understand the legacy code and to reconstitute it in a new form. 16 Reverse Engineering Reverse engineering is the process of taking something (a device, an electrical component, a car, a software, …) apart and analyzing its working in details, usually with the intention to construct a new device or program that does the same thing. Forward engineering is the traditional process of moving from high-level abstractions to the physical implementation of a system. Requirements Design Implementation Reverse engineering is "the inverse" of Forward engineering Requirements Design "Abstract Code Representation" Implementation Code 17 Re-engineering Re-engineering is the examination (reverse engineering) of a system to reconstitute it (forward engineering) in a new form. This process may include modifications with respect to new requirements not met by the original system (Semantics cannot be preserved). The re-engineering process takes many forms, depending on its objectives. Sample objectives are: - code migration/porting (ex. C to C++) - reengineering code for reusing it … 18 Horse-shoe model of reengineering 19 Restructuring Restructuring is the transformation from one representation to another at the same relative abstraction level - while preserving the system external behavior (functionality and semantics). Examples: Code level: - from an unstructured ("spaghetti") form to a structured form ("goto-less") - conversion of set of "if-statements" into a "case structure". Design level: to introduce design patterns (e.g., Model-View-Controller architecture). 20 Program analysis Program analysis is the (automated) inspection of a program to infer some properties. In some cases, properties can be inferred without running the program (static analysis). In other cases, properties can be inferred only running the program (dynamic analysis). Examples are: - Type analysis (type inference) - Dead code analysis - Clone analysis - Pointer Analysis … 21 Software Testing Software testing is a key activity, both in software development and in software maintenance. Its objectives are opposed to that of development: instead of making the system work, it aims at breaking it, thus revealing the presence of defects. This is the main reason why development and testing teams should be separate. Code analyses are extremely helpful to testing. Specifically, structural testing (aka white-box testing), as opposed to functional testing (aka black-box testing), assumes the possibility to access the internal structure of the program, analyze it and derive testing criteria from such an analysis. The outcome supports: • Test case production/automatic generation. • Definition of stopping criteria. 22 Testing • One of the practical methods commonly used to detect the presence of errors (failures) in a computer program is to test it for a set of inputs. Testing detects errors; only exhaustive testing, usually infeasible, can prove correctness (absence of errors). I1, I2, I3, …, In, … Our program The output is correct? Expected results =? Obtained results "Inputs" 23 Examples of test case Test Input Description: 1. Login to <Abc page> as administrator 2. Go to Reports page 3. Click on the 'Schedule reports' button 4. Add reports 5. Update Expected Results: The report schedule should get added to the report schedule Table Test case for sort: • Test data: <12 -29 32 > • Expected output: -29 12 32 24 Terminology … Failure: it is an observable incorrect behavior or state of a given system. In this case, the system displays a behavior that is contrary to its specifications/requirements. Thus, a failure is tied (only) to system executions/behaviors and it occurs at runtime when some part of the system enters an unexpected state. Fault: (commonly named "bug/defect") it is a defect in a system. A failure may be caused by the presence of one or more faults on a given system. However, the presence of a fault in a system may or may not lead to a failure, e.g., a system may contain a fault in its code but on a fragment of code that is never exercised so this kind of fault do not lead to a software failure. Error: it is the developer mistake that produce a fault. Often, it has been caused by human activities such as the typing errors. 25 LOC Code 1 program double (); 2 var x,y: integer; 3 begin 4 read(x); 5 y := x * x; 6 write(y) 7 end Example … Failure: x = 3 means y =9 Failure! • This is a failure of the system since the correct output would be 6 Fault: The fault that causes the failure is in line 5. The * operator is used instead of +. Error: The error that conduces to this fault may be: • a typing error (the developer has written * instead of +) • a conceptual error (e.g., the developer doesn't know how to double a number) 26 Terminology … Test Case: input sequence and associated expected output Testing: testing is the process of executing a program with the intent of finding errors Test Suite: a set of test cases for a system Testing cannot guarantee the absence of faults, Strategies for defining test suites, Formal methods (e.g., model checking) can be used to statically verify software properties, this is not testing. Debugging: finding and fixing faults in the code 27 Sources for test cases definition … • The requirements to the program (its specification) • An informal description • A set of scenarios (use cases) • A set of sequence diagrams • A state machine • The system itself (the code or the execution of the application) • A set of selection criteria • Heuristics (e.g., guidelines for testing) • Experience (of the tester) 28 Testing: three main questions … At which level conducting the testing? System Unit Integration How to choose inputs? Considering the program as a black box using the specifications/use cases/requirements Considering the program as a white box A randomly selected set of inputs is often not adequate … using the structure How to identify the expected output? Test oracles 29 Test phases Acceptance Testing – this checks if the end user functionalities are actually delivered. It is often a contractual prerequisite for the user to accept and pay for the software. Unit testing – this is testing of a single function, procedure, class. It is usually done by the developer, not by a separate testing team. Integration testing – this checks that units tested in isolation work properly when put together. It often requires drivers and stubs to simulate the missing components while integrating the system. System testing – here the goal is to ensure that the whole system works properly. Regression Testing – this checks that the system preserves its functionality after maintenance and/or evolution. 30 Acceptance vs. Unit Testing Acceptance Tests are specified by the customer and analyst to test that the overall system is functioning as required (Did developers build the right system?). Acceptance tests typically test the entire system, or some large chunk of it. Unit Tests are tests written by the developers to test a functionality as they write it. Unit tests typically test each unit of a system in isolation. 31 "At different points in the process" Iterative Software development Write acceptance tests Write and execute unit tests Execute acceptance tests increment + system "Written before" Prioritized functionalities "Executed after the development" 32 Jemmy/Abbot/JFCUnit/… Testing tools FIT/Fitnesse (High level) Cactus GUI Perfomance and Load Testing JMeter/JUnitPerf Business Logic HttpUnit/Canoo/Selenium Junit (Low level) Web UI Persistence Layer Junit/SQLUnit/XMLUnit 33 Badly designed systems makes testing difficult We have a thick GUI that has program logic. The interfaces between the modules are not clearly defined. Testing of specific functions cannot be isolated. Testing has to be done through the GUI Testing is difficult. "Badly designed system" GUI-test drivers 34 Well architected applications makes testing simple Design for testability The GUI does not contain any program logic other than dealing with presentation. The interfaces between the modules are well defined. This give us testing advantages. Unit and System acceptance testing are simpler and they can be automated "Well architected application" 35 How good these test cases are? Adequacy = level of confidence of a test suite applied to the system under test Several criteria: coverage of the requirements (what if 100% covered wrt the implemented features) coverage of the code (what if 100% covered wrt the code) fault detection (what if no fault found) 36 Coverage Testing Coverage measures describe the degree to which a program has been tested Many type of coverage measures statements branches paths methods, classes requirement specifications, etc. Example with two input data: (1) X=7 => a=8 and b=6 Statements [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8] (2) X=22 => a=23 and b=21 Statements [1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 scanf("%d", &x); a = x + 1; b = x - 1; if (a < 10) x++; if (b > 20) x--; printf("%d\n", x); 37 Mutation Testing Mutant: a copy of the original program with a small change (seeded fault) Mutant killed: if its behaviors/outputs differ from those of the original program Mutant score: number of killed mutants 38 Regression testing Selective re-testing of a system or component to verify that modifications have not caused unintended effects - Ripple effects Can be conducted at each of the test levels: unit, integration, system Modifications Version X T1 T2 T3 Changed Version X+1 • find affected testcases (red) • change affected testcases (red) • execute them • define new test cases, if necessary Tn … T1 T2 T3 Tn … Testcases to modify 39 Test case prioritization The faults revealed by a test case are unknown until the test case is executed and its output is evaluated against the oracle. The order in which test cases are executed affects: The rate of fault detection: good orderings reveal faults earlier than bad ones; The rate of code coverage: good orderings meet the required coverage level earlier than bad ones. The information can be used in regression testing to prioritize the re-executions of the test cases, thus early finding faults. 40 Conclusions Software maintenance implies several activities (reverse engineering, analysis, etc.) One of the most relevant and hard activities is software testing Different types of testing exist: acceptance, unit, etc. The motivation for acceptance testing is demonstrating working functionalities from the end-user perspective. The motivation for unit testing is finding faults in the unit the developer is working on. Several issues impact testing: test case definition, test case execution, adequacy criteria, etc. Badly designed systems make testing difficult. 41 Additional references - V.R. Basili and R.W. Selby. Comparing the Effectiveness of Software Testing Strategies. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering. 1987 - Jim Heumann. Generating Test Cases From Use Cases. Online IBM journal. 2001 - Peter Zielczynski. Traceability from Use Cases to Test Cases. online IBM journal 2006 - R.C.Martin and G.Melnik. Tests and Requirements, Requirements and Tests: A Möbius Strip. IEEE Software 2008 - Y.K.Malaiya, M.N.Li, J.M.Bieman, R.Karcich. Software reliability growth with test coverage. IEEE Transactions on Reliability - Q. Yang, J.Jenny Li and D.M. WEISS. A Survey of Coverage-Based Testing Tools. The Computer Journal 2007 - Ben H. Smith and Laurie Williams. Should Software Testers Use Mutation Analysis to Augment a Test Set. Journal of Software Systems 2009 -Florentin Ipate, Raluca Lefticaru. State-based Testing is Functional Testing! TAICPART 2007 -Jeff Offutt, Shaoying Liu, Aynur Abdurazik and Paul Ammann. Generating test data from state-based specifications. 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Interview with Jenny O. Playing at Variety Playhouse on 5/11
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Jenny O. has been gaining popularity within the LA singer songwriter scene for some time now. From stripped down acoustic shows to playing with a full band, she has been touring the country in support of her most recent album Automechanic. Her music has been featured on True Blood, and her style has a hippie-esque feel to it. Check out the exclusive Atlanta Music Guide interview with Jenny O. below:
You recorded your album "Automechanic" on 2″ analog tapes. Did you do it that way to create the more vintage/nostalgic feel to your songs?
Hi! I think it isn't really about nostalgia. We use tape to get a really good, clear, deeper sound. Also to create something real on a tangible medium is more satisfying as an artist than creating data, which isn't real.
You are coming off an album release earlier this year, what has the reaction been like to "Automechanic"?
The reaction has been pretty great, I'm glad people like this record.
You funded your first EP "Home" through KickStarter. What made you want to turn to KickStarter, and how was that experience for you?
I did fund my first EP though Kickstarter. It was successful but I'm glad its history. I required a vigilant and vulnerable online presence for two months and that ain't me.
You've talked about the LA music scene being more collaborative than in other places. Are there any artists you really want to work with?
A few years ago, I left home and found a little musical family in LA. But now there's some folks I want to make music with in Nashville.
Sometimes you play with a band, while other performances are solo. Do you prefer one to the other? Will you have a band at Variety Playhouse?
Yes. I prefer to play with a band. I get to dance, have more freedom on guitar, and get to deliver the songs in the genre I hear them. But takes a great machine and lots of money so I often tour solo at this point. Band members tour in other bands so it's always a rotating cast. We've made it happen for the Rodriguez tour and I will have a band at Variety Playhouse on May 11.
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We stayed here in April 2011 for five days. Took a river taxi from the airport and delivered to the hotels dock. The lobby is very nicely decorated, definitely something you would expect from a 5* hotel in Venice.
We were immediately upgraded and had a choice of rooms that they showed us. the room we chose had a view over the canal and we could hear the Gondoliers singing to their passengers.
The hotel is located in the heart of Venice. You couldn't get a much better location. A stones throw from restaurants, shops and the Piazza San Marco.
Breakfast is buffet style but you can sit outside overlooking the Canale di San Marco. The view is awesome.
You can enjoy the same view from the outside patio bar as well. Make a note the bar staff are brilliant. Very attentive and they look after you - tip! The drinks are a bit on the expensive side, but you get great service and some snacks to eat delivered to your table. The snacks come with a lace frame over the top of them so you can keep your food pigeon free. Yes pigeons are all over the place, get used to them.
If anything the stay was great my only complaint was how pretentious the lobby team seemed to be. Very uppity and not appreciated which is why we knocked off a point. Asking for assistance and getting a shrug of the shoulders and a map shoved in your general direction left a sour taste in my mouth.
Outside of that we had a glorious time and would definitely recommend a stay here.
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Cove's principal asset is an 8.5 per cent participating interest in the Rovuma Offshore Area 1 block off the Mozambique coast.
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Shell offered 195p per share for the young AIM-listed energy company, but decided not to increase its offer price and dropped out of the bidding process (23 February 2012).
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Lydia spent the rest of the day trying to look as much like a piece of furniture as possible; to remain unseen and largely ignored. After she'd bought the Shloer and stuck it in the fridge, she retired to her room to draw.
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Fourpm precisely. The bell downstairs rang. Lydia covered her ears.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IO-214?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Niall Pemberton updated IO-214: ------------------------------- Attachment: IO-214-Counting-Stream-Sync.patch The *private* toBufferedInputStream() method that uses the count field is only ever called by the public *static* toBufferedInputStream() method and is a local variable only ever accessed within that static method so I can't see how it would ever need to be synchronized. Looks like the counting OutputStream issue was introduced recently in IO-211 - and the same applies to counting InputStream > Inconsistent synchronization of fields > -------------------------------------- > > Key: IO-214 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IO-214 > Project: Commons IO > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Streams/Writers > Reporter: Sebb > Attachments: IO-214-Counting-Stream-Sync.patch > > > The field ByteArrayOutputStream.count is always accessed in a synchronised block, apart from when the user calls toBufferedInputStream(). > This seems wrong. > Similarly for the count field in CountingOutputStream.beforeWrite(int n) -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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|Jul 16, 2004
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|Frank L. Hall, William J. Reeder, Bret K. Street, James M. Derderian
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|Micron Technology, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (101), Non-Patent Citations (34), Classifications (19), Legal Events (5)
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This application is a divisional application of application Ser. No. 10/893,022, filed Jul. 16, 2004, which is hereby incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
The present invention is related to microelectronic imaging units having solid state image sensors and methods for manufacturing such imaging units.
Microelectronic imagers are used in digital cameras, wireless devices with picture capabilities, and many other applications. Cell phones and Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), for example, are incorporating microelectronic imagers for capturing and sending pictures. The growth rate of microelectronic imagers has been steadily increasing as they become smaller and produce better images with higher pixel counts.
Microelectronic imagers include image sensors that use Charged Coupled Device (CCD) systems, Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) systems, or other solid state systems. CCD image sensors have been widely used in digital cameras and other applications. CMOS image sensors are also quickly becoming very popular because they are expected to have low production costs, high yields, and small sizes. CMOS image sensors can provide these advantages because they are manufactured using technology and equipment developed for fabricating semiconductor devices. CMOS image sensors, as well as CCD image sensors, are accordingly "packaged" to protect their delicate components and to provide external electrical contacts.
One problem with the microelectronic imaging unit 2 illustrated in
Another problem with conventional microelectronic imaging units is that they have relatively large footprints. For example, the footprint of the imaging unit 2 in
A. Overview
The following disclosure describes several embodiments of methods for manufacturing microelectronic imaging units and microelectronic imaging units that are formed using such methods. One aspect of the invention is directed toward methods for manufacturing a plurality of microelectronic imaging units. An embodiment of one such method includes placing a plurality of singulated imaging dies on a support member. The individual imaging dies include an image sensor, an integrated circuit operably coupled to the image sensor, and a plurality of external contacts operably coupled to the integrated circuit. The method further includes disposing a plurality of discrete stand-offs on the support member. The discrete stand-offs are arranged in arrays relative to corresponding imaging dies. The method further includes electrically connecting the external contacts of the imaging dies to corresponding terminals on the support member and attaching a plurality of covers to corresponding stand-off arrays so that the covers are positioned over the image sensors. The stand-offs in the individual arrays can be spaced apart so that adjacent stand-offs define openings between the cover and the support member. The method can further include flowing an underfill material into the openings between adjacent stand-offs.
Another aspect of the invention is directed toward methods for manufacturing a microelectronic imaging unit. In one embodiment, a method includes coupling an imaging die to a support member having a plurality of terminals. The imaging die includes an image sensor, an integrated circuit operably coupled to the image sensor, and a plurality of external contacts operably coupled to the integrated circuit. The method further includes disposing a plurality of stand-offs on the support member so that at least some of the terminals of the support member are positioned outboard and/or directly between adjacent stand-offs. The method further includes electrically connecting the external contacts of the imaging die to corresponding terminals on the support member and attaching a cover to the stand-offs with the cover over the image sensor.
Another aspect of the invention is directed toward a microelectronic imaging unit. One embodiment of such an imaging unit includes a support member, an imaging die attached to the support member, and a plurality of stand-offs on the support member. The imaging die includes an image sensor, an integrated circuit operably coupled to the image sensor, and a plurality of external contacts operably coupled to the integrated circuit. The individual stand-offs are spaced apart from each other on the support member so that adjacent stand-offs define an opening. The imaging unit further includes a cover positioned over the image sensor and a flowable material disposed in the openings between the stand-offs.
Specific details of several embodiments of the invention are described below with reference to CMOS imaging units to provide a thorough understanding of these embodiments, but other embodiments can use CCD imaging units or other types of solid state imaging devices. Several details describing structures or processes that are well known and often associated with other types of microelectronic devices are not set forth in the following description for purposes of brevity. Moreover, although the following disclosure sets forth several embodiments of different aspects of the invention, several other embodiments of the invention can have different configurations or different components than those described in this section. As such, it should be understood that the invention may have other embodiments with additional elements or without several of the elements described below with reference to
B. Embodiments of Methods for Manufacturing Microelectronic Imaging Units
The imaging dies 110 further include an image sensor 112 on the first side 111, an integrated circuit 114 (shown schematically) operably coupled to the image sensor 112, and a plurality of external contacts 116 (e.g., bond-pads) operably coupled to the integrated circuit 114. The image sensors 112 can be CMOS devices or CCD image sensors for capturing pictures or other images in the visible spectrum. The image sensors 112 may also detect radiation in other spectrums (e.g., IR or UV ranges). In the illustrated embodiment, the imaging dies 110 on the support member 160 have the same structure; however, in several embodiments, the imaging dies 110 on the support member can have different features to perform different functions.
The support member 160 can be a lead frame or a substrate, such as a printed circuit board, for carrying the imaging dies 110. In the illustrated embodiment, the support member 160 includes a first side 162 having a plurality of terminals 166 and a second side 164 having a plurality of pads 168. The terminals 166 can be arranged in arrays for attachment to corresponding external contacts 116 on the dies 110, and the pads 168 can be arranged in arrays for attachment to a plurality of conductive couplers (e.g., solder balls). The support member 160 further includes a plurality of conductive traces 169 electrically coupling the terminals 166 to corresponding pads 168.
In one aspect of the illustrated embodiment, the stand-offs 130 are arranged such that the terminals 166 on the support member 160 are positioned outboard and/or directly between adjacent stand-offs 130. For example, a first stand-off 130 a and a second stand-off 130 b are arranged on the support member 160 so that a group of terminals 166 a are positioned directly between the first and second stand-offs 130 a-b. Alternatively, the first and second stand-offs 130 a-b and/or the terminals 166 a can be arranged such that one or more of the terminals 166 a are positioned outboard the first and second stand-offs 130 a-b (see, e.g., line O-O shown in phantom). In either case, the terminals 166 a are not positioned inboard the first and second stand-offs 130 a-b in some embodiments. However, in other embodiments, the stand-offs 130 can be arranged such that some but not all of the terminals 166 are inboard the adjacent stand-offs 130 (see, e.g., line I-I shown in phantom).
The stand-offs 130 can be formed on the support member 160 by deposition processes, three-dimensional stereolithography processes, molding, or other suitable methods. Alternatively, the stand-offs 130 can be formed separate from the support member 160 and then attached to the support member 160 with an adhesive. In several embodiments, the stand-offs 130 can be an integral portion of the support member 160.
Referring to both
Although in the illustrated embodiment the stand-offs 130 have a generally flat top surface 132 to support the cover 150, in other embodiments, the top surface 132 can include reference and/or alignment features to further align the cover 150 relative to the image sensor 112. Additionally, the individual covers 150 can be positioned over corresponding dies 110 as shown in
In the embodiment shown in
After depositing the flowable material 180, the assembly 100 can be heated to at least partially cure the flowable material 180. Moreover, a plurality of conductive couplers 190 (shown in hidden lines) can be formed on corresponding pads 168 of the support member 160. After curing the flowable material 180, the assembly 100 can be cut along lines B-B by scribing, sawing, or another suitable process to singulate the individual imaging units 102. Alternatively, the imaging units 102 can be singulated before the flowable material 180 is deposited between the covers 150 and the support member 160.
One feature of several embodiments of the imaging units 102 illustrated in
One feature of the method for manufacturing imaging units 102 illustrated in
Another advantage of the method for manufacturing imaging units 102 illustrated in
C. Additional Embodiments of Microelectronic Imaging Units
One feature of the imaging units 202 illustrated in
From the foregoing, it will be appreciated that specific embodiments of the invention have been described herein for purposes of illustration, but that various modifications may be made without deviating from the spirit and scope of the invention. For example, the microelectronic imaging units can have any combination of the features described above. Accordingly, the invention is not limited except as by the appended claims.
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Cherwell Students from year 9 and 10 will be making the news for real on 19 March 2015 as they take part in BBC News School Report. We will be working with our partner school, Los Sauces La Moraleja in Madrid to produce a range of articles about issues that concern young people locally, nationally and globally, and publishing them here: http://www.makesomenoise.co
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