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titleOfInvention Sensor mounted in flip-chip technology at a substrate edge
abstract The sensor assembly comprises a substrate ( 1 ), such as a flexible printed circuit board, and a sensor chip ( 2 ) flip-chip mounted to the substrate ( 1 ), with a first side ( 3 ) of the sensor chip ( 2 ) facing the substrate ( 1 ). A sensing area ( 4 ) and contact pads ( 5 ) are integrated on the first side ( 3 ) of the sensor chip ( 2 ). Underfill ( 18 ) and/or solder flux is arranged between the sensor chip ( 2 ) and the substrate ( 1 ). The sensor chip ( 2 ) extends over an edge ( 12 ) of the substrate ( 1 ), with the edge ( 12 ) of the substrate ( 1 ) extending between the contact pads ( 5 ) and the sensing area ( 4 ) over the whole sensor chip ( 2 ). A dam ( 16 ) can be provided along the edge ( 12 ) of the substrate ( 1 ) for even better separation of the underfill ( 18 ) and the sensing area ( 4 ). This de sign allows for a simple alignment of the sensor chip on the substrate ( 1 ) and prevents underfill ( 18 ) from covering the sensing area ( 4 ).
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