Die module system
View Patent ↗A flex circuit is populated on one or both sides with plural integrated circuit die. In a preferred mode, the flex circuit is populated with flip-chip die. One side of the flex circuit has a connective facility implemented in a preferred mode with edge connector contacts. The flex circuit is disposed about a substrate to form a circuit module that may be inserted into an edge connector such as ones typically found on a computer board.
1. A circuit module comprising:
a flexible circuit having a first major side and a second major side, the flexible circuit exhibiting along the first major side, first-side first and second sets of contact site arrays between which is located at least one row of connector contacts, the second major side of the flexible circuit exhibiting second-side first and second sets of contact site arrays, each of the first-side and second-side first and second sets of contact site arrays comprising at least two surface mount arrays;
a first plurality of CSPs that populate the at least two surface mount arrays of the first-side first and second sets of contact site arrays and a second plurality of CSPs that populate the at least two surface mount arrays of the second-side first and second sets of contact site arrays, respectively;
a substrate comprised from metallic material and having an end about which the flexible circuit is disposed to place the second plurality of CSPs closer to the substrate than are disposed the first plurality of CSPs.
2. The circuit module of claim 1 in which the substrate has at least one extension.
3. The circuit module of claim 1 further comprising an advanced memory buffer disposed on the first side of the flexible circuit.
4. The circuit module of claim 1 further comprising an advanced memory buffer disposed on the second side of the flexible circuit.
5. The circuit module of claim 1 in which the first and second pluralities of CSPs are comprised of memory circuit CSPs.
6. The circuit module of claim 1 connected to a main circuit board employed in a computer.
7. The circuit module of claim 6 in which the computer is a server computer.
8. The circuit module of claim 6 in which the computer is a notebook computer.