- •Ministry of education and science state engineering university of armenia english for microelectronics students
- •1. Find in the text synonyms to the words below.
- •2. Find in the text antonyms to the words below.
- •3. Match the words with their definitions.
- •5. Form abstract nouns from the adjectives below.
- •6. Make up sentences with these expressions.
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- •1. Give synonyms to the following words.
- •2. Giveantonyms to the following words.
- •3. Match the words with their definitions.
- •5. Form abstract nouns from the adjectives below.
- •1. Match the synonyms in two columns.
- •1. Find in the text synonyms to the following words.
- •2. Match the antonyms in two columns.
- •5. Form as many nouns as possible with the suffixes given below.
- •6. Make up sentences with the expressions given below.
- •Unit 12
- •1. Find in the text synonyms to the words below.
- •1. Match the synonyms in two column.
- •1. Match the synonyms in two columns.
1. Give synonyms to:
portion, structure, use, form, show, law, region, reason, affect, vary, relatively.
2. Give antonyms to:
obey, impurity, higher, strongly, narrow, decrease, less, noticeable, positive, heavily.
3. Match the words with their definitions.
dissipate to be helpful for a purpose.
expedient degree of slope.
gradient disperse, go away.
integrate thickness of material spread over a surface.
diffuse part cut off, slice.
layer combine into a whole.
section send out in all directions mix.
5. Form nouns from the verbs below.
perform, inform, depend, operate, invent, analyze, begin, elaborate, resist, build, diffuse, serve, reduce, vary, discover.
6. Make up sentences with these expressions.
due to hardly ever
neither … nor either ... or
because of provided that
so that in order to
UNIT 4
Read and translate the text, reproduce it orally.
A hybrid microcircuit consists of film passive elements deposited on a glass or ceramic substrate and active elements such as discrete semiconductor devices mounted on the same substrate. Hybrid IC technology thus takes advantage of both film and monolithic IC technology.
The formation of a film passive circuitry on the substrate involves a few steps. First, stripes of silver, aluminum, or gold are grown by evaporation, or deposited by any other method through the windows in a mask. Next, another mask is used to deposit resistors in the form of film stripes of tantalum, chromium, or special alloys. Changing both the material for film deposition and the thickness of the film gives various values of the resistors. A capacitor is made by depositing a metal layer through a special mask, then an oxide layer through another mask, and, finally, a second metal layer on the top of the oxide.
After the passive circuitry is complete, active devices such as transistors and diodes are mounted and bonded to the substrate. Discrete components must be comparable in size to thin-film elements, therefore hybrid circuits use either active devices of adequately decreased dimensions or unpackaged (uncased) devices. Contact between active parts and passive elements can be made by one of the known methods such as thermocompression, ultrasonic and laser welding; the aim is to bond the lead wires of the active elements to contact lands on the subcircuits come in a variety of design versions, the planar type being most popular. Assembled circuits are protected against external influences by encapsulating them into metallic or ceramic cases with lead-out pins.
What distinguishes film hybrid technology is its high flexibility; namely, it affords a wide choice of materials and techniques for the fabrication of film elements and makes available comparatively easy approaches both to design and produce most circuits in the hybrid version.
The process of manufacturing hybrid ICs includes several basic stages; preparation of substrates and photomasks; deposition of film pas- sive elements and interconnections; trimming of resistors; attachment of uncased active elements on the substrate; encapsulation; and testing.
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