H01L2924/01025

Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same

A method includes forming a first substrate including a first dielectric layer and a first metal pad, forming a second substrate including a second dielectric layer and a second metal pad, and bonding the first dielectric layer to the second dielectric layer, and the first metal pad to the second metal pad. One or both of the first and second substrates is formed by forming a first insulating layer, forming an opening in the layer, forming a barrier on an inner surface of the opening, forming a metal pad material on the barrier, polishing the metal pad material to expose a portion of the barrier and to form a gap, expanding the gap, forming a second insulating layer to fill the opening and the gap, and polishing the insulating layers such that a top surface of the metal pad is substantially planar with an upper surface of the polished layer.

LAYER STRUCTURES FOR MAKING DIRECT METAL-TO-METAL BONDS AT LOW TEMPERATURES IN MICROELECTRONICS

Layer structures for making direct metal-to-metal bonds at low temperatures and shorter annealing durations in microelectronics are provided. Example bonding interface structures enable direct metal-to-metal bonding of interconnects at low annealing temperatures of 150° C. or below, and at a lower energy budget. The example structures provide a precise metal recess distance for conductive pads and vias being bonded that can be achieved in high volume manufacturing. The example structures provide a vertical stack of conductive layers under the bonding interface, with geometries and thermal expansion features designed to vertically expand the stack at lower temperatures over the precise recess distance to make the direct metal-to-metal bonds. Further enhancements, such as surface nanotexture and copper crystal plane selection, can further actuate the direct metal-to-metal bonding at lowered annealing temperatures and shorter annealing durations.

LAYER STRUCTURES FOR MAKING DIRECT METAL-TO-METAL BONDS AT LOW TEMPERATURES IN MICROELECTRONICS

Layer structures for making direct metal-to-metal bonds at low temperatures and shorter annealing durations in microelectronics are provided. Example bonding interface structures enable direct metal-to-metal bonding of interconnects at low annealing temperatures of 150° C. or below, and at a lower energy budget. The example structures provide a precise metal recess distance for conductive pads and vias being bonded that can be achieved in high volume manufacturing. The example structures provide a vertical stack of conductive layers under the bonding interface, with geometries and thermal expansion features designed to vertically expand the stack at lower temperatures over the precise recess distance to make the direct metal-to-metal bonds. Further enhancements, such as surface nanotexture and copper crystal plane selection, can further actuate the direct metal-to-metal bonding at lowered annealing temperatures and shorter annealing durations.

Resin molding, surface mounted light emitting apparatus and methods for manufacturing the same

The present invention provides a surface mounted light emitting apparatus which has long service life and favorable property for mass production, and a molding used in the surface mounted light emitting apparatus. The surface mounted light emitting apparatus comprises the light emitting device 10 based on GaN which emits blue light, the first resin molding 40 which integrally molds the first lead 20 whereon the light emitting device 10 is mounted and the second lead 30 which is electrically connected to the light emitting device 10, and the second resin molding 50 which contains YAG fluorescent material and covers the light emitting device 10. The first resin molding 40 has the recess 40c comprising the bottom surface 40a and the side surface 40b formed therein, and the second resin molding 50 is placed in the recess 40c. The first resin molding 40 is formed from a thermosetting resin such as epoxy resin by the transfer molding process, and the second resin molding 50 is formed from a thermosetting resin such as silicone resin.

Stack package and methods of manufacturing the same

A stack package and a method of manufacturing the stack package are provided. The method includes: attaching a first semiconductor device onto a first surface of a first package substrate; attaching a molding resin material layer onto a first surface of a second package substrate; arranging the first surface of the first package substrate and the first surface of the second package substrate to face each other; compressing the first package substrate and the second package substrate while reflowing the molding resin material layer; and hardening the reflowed molding resin material layer.

Stack package and methods of manufacturing the same

A stack package and a method of manufacturing the stack package are provided. The method includes: attaching a first semiconductor device onto a first surface of a first package substrate; attaching a molding resin material layer onto a first surface of a second package substrate; arranging the first surface of the first package substrate and the first surface of the second package substrate to face each other; compressing the first package substrate and the second package substrate while reflowing the molding resin material layer; and hardening the reflowed molding resin material layer.

COMPOSITION FOR COPPER BUMP ELECTRODEPOSITION COMPRISING A POLYAMINOAMIDE TYPE LEVELING AGENT

Described herein is a composition including copper ions, an acid, and at least one polyaminoamide including, a group of formula L1


[A-B-A′-Z].sub.n[Y—Z].sub.m  (L1)

where

B is a diacid fragment of formula L2

##STR00001##

A, A′ are amine fragments independently selected from the group consisting of formula L3a

##STR00002## and formula L3b

##STR00003##

Y is a co-monomer fragment;
Z is a coupling fragment of formula L4

##STR00004##

n is an integer of from 1 to 400; and
m is 0 or an integer of from 1 to 400.

COMPOSITION FOR COPPER BUMP ELECTRODEPOSITION COMPRISING A POLYAMINOAMIDE TYPE LEVELING AGENT

Described herein is a composition including copper ions, an acid, and at least one polyaminoamide including, a group of formula L1


[A-B-A′-Z].sub.n[Y—Z].sub.m  (L1)

where

B is a diacid fragment of formula L2

##STR00001##

A, A′ are amine fragments independently selected from the group consisting of formula L3a

##STR00002## and formula L3b

##STR00003##

Y is a co-monomer fragment;
Z is a coupling fragment of formula L4

##STR00004##

n is an integer of from 1 to 400; and
m is 0 or an integer of from 1 to 400.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate, a dielectric structure, an electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer, an etch stop layer and a circuit layer. The electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer is disposed over the semiconductor substrate. The etch stop layer includes silicon nitride and is disposed between the semiconductor substrate and the electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer. The dielectric structure is disposed over the electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer, wherein a thermal conductivity of the electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer is substantially greater than a thermal conductivity of the dielectric structure. The circuit layer is disposed in the dielectric structure.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate, a dielectric structure, an electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer, an etch stop layer and a circuit layer. The electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer is disposed over the semiconductor substrate. The etch stop layer includes silicon nitride and is disposed between the semiconductor substrate and the electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer. The dielectric structure is disposed over the electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer, wherein a thermal conductivity of the electrical insulating and thermal conductive layer is substantially greater than a thermal conductivity of the dielectric structure. The circuit layer is disposed in the dielectric structure.