Integrated circuit encapsulation
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Integrated circuit encapsulation (IC encapsulation, encapsulation) is the design and manufacturing of protective packages for integrated circuits.
It is often the last stage of IC packaging (semiconductor package assembly) in semiconductor device fabrication. The integrated circuit die is being encapsulated with ceramic, plastic, or epoxy to prevent physical damage or corrosion.
Sometimes the term "encapsulation" is used synonymously to "packaging".
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