H01L2924/048

Dicing Method for Stacked Semiconductor Devices
20200105600 · 2020-04-02 ·

A method includes providing first and second wafers; forming a first device layer in a top portion of the first wafer; forming a second device layer in a top portion of the second wafer; forming a first groove in the first device layer; forming a second groove in the second device layer; bonding the first and second wafers together after at least one of the first and second grooves is formed; and dicing the bonded first and second wafers by a cutting process, wherein the cutting process cuts through the first and second grooves.

CARBON-CONTROLLED OHMIC CONTACT LAYER FOR BACKSIDE OHMIC CONTACT ON A SILICON CARBIDE POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

A semiconductor power device may include a Silicon Carbide (SiC) layer having an active power device formed on a first surface thereof. An Ohmic contact layer may be formed on a second, opposing surface of the SiC layer, the Ohmic contact layer including Nickel Silicide (NiSix) with a first silicide region containing a first precipitate of non-reacted carbon disposed between the SiC layer and a second silicide region. The second silicide region may be disposed between the first silicide region and a third silicide region, and may include a mixture of a first precipitate of refractory metal carbide and a second precipitate of non-reacted carbon. The third silicide region may contain a second precipitate of refractory metal carbide. A solder metal layer may be formed on the Ohmic contact layer, with the third silicide region disposed between the second silicide region and the solder metal layer.

CARBON-CONTROLLED OHMIC CONTACT LAYER FOR BACKSIDE OHMIC CONTACT ON A SILICON CARBIDE POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

A semiconductor power device may include a Silicon Carbide (SiC) layer having an active power device formed on a first surface thereof. An Ohmic contact layer may be formed on a second, opposing surface of the SiC layer, the Ohmic contact layer including Nickel Silicide (NiSix) with a first silicide region containing a first precipitate of non-reacted carbon disposed between the SiC layer and a second silicide region. The second silicide region may be disposed between the first silicide region and a third silicide region, and may include a mixture of a first precipitate of refractory metal carbide and a second precipitate of non-reacted carbon. The third silicide region may contain a second precipitate of refractory metal carbide. A solder metal layer may be formed on the Ohmic contact layer, with the third silicide region disposed between the second silicide region and the solder metal layer.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND SEMICONDUCTOR CIRCUIT DEVICE

In a transistor region of an active region, trench-gate MOS gates for a vertical MOSFET are formed on the front surface side of a semiconductor substrate. In a non-effective/pad region of the active region, a gate pad is formed on the front surface of the semiconductor substrate with an interlayer insulating film interposed therebetween. An n-type region is formed spanning across the entire non-effective region in the surface layer of the front surface of the semiconductor substrate. The portion directly beneath the gate pad is only an n-type region constituted by an n.sup.+ starting substrate, an n.sup. drift region, and the n-type region, with the interlayer insulating film sandwiched thereabove. No n.sup.+ source region is formed in a p-type base region extension which is the portion of a p-type base region that extends into the non-effective region.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND SEMICONDUCTOR CIRCUIT DEVICE

In a transistor region of an active region, trench-gate MOS gates for a vertical MOSFET are formed on the front surface side of a semiconductor substrate. In a non-effective/pad region of the active region, a gate pad is formed on the front surface of the semiconductor substrate with an interlayer insulating film interposed therebetween. An n-type region is formed spanning across the entire non-effective region in the surface layer of the front surface of the semiconductor substrate. The portion directly beneath the gate pad is only an n-type region constituted by an n.sup.+ starting substrate, an n.sup. drift region, and the n-type region, with the interlayer insulating film sandwiched thereabove. No n.sup.+ source region is formed in a p-type base region extension which is the portion of a p-type base region that extends into the non-effective region.

Semiconductor Devices Including a Metal Silicide Layer and Methods for Manufacturing Thereof
20190355691 · 2019-11-21 ·

A semiconductor device includes a silicon layer, a metal silicide layer arranged directly on the silicon layer, and a solder layer arranged directly on the metal silicide layer.

Semiconductor device and semiconductor device manufacturing method
20190295957 · 2019-09-26 ·

A semiconductor device according to as embodiment includes a first electrode pad containing copper as a main component and having a thickness equal to or more than 5 m and less than 50 m; an electrode layer containing copper as a main component and having a thickness equal to or more than 5 m and less than 50 m; and a semiconductor layer provided between the first electrode pad and the electrode layer.

Semiconductor device and semiconductor device manufacturing method
20190295957 · 2019-09-26 ·

A semiconductor device according to as embodiment includes a first electrode pad containing copper as a main component and having a thickness equal to or more than 5 m and less than 50 m; an electrode layer containing copper as a main component and having a thickness equal to or more than 5 m and less than 50 m; and a semiconductor layer provided between the first electrode pad and the electrode layer.

REDISTRIBUTION LAYER (RDL) LAYOUTS FOR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

Exemplary embodiments for redistribution layers of integrated circuits are disclosed. The redistribution layers of integrated circuits of the present disclosure include one or more arrays of conductive contacts that are configured and arranged to allow a bonding wave to displace air between the redistribution layers during bonding. This configuration and arrangement of the one or more arrays minimize discontinuities, such as pockets of air to provide an example, between the redistribution layers during the bonding.

REDISTRIBUTION LAYER (RDL) LAYOUTS FOR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

Exemplary embodiments for redistribution layers of integrated circuits are disclosed. The redistribution layers of integrated circuits of the present disclosure include one or more arrays of conductive contacts that are configured and arranged to allow a bonding wave to displace air between the redistribution layers during bonding. This configuration and arrangement of the one or more arrays minimize discontinuities, such as pockets of air to provide an example, between the redistribution layers during the bonding.