H01L2224/8019

METHODS OF FORMING A MICROELECTRONIC DEVICE STRUCTURE, AND RELATED MICROELECTRONIC DEVICE STRUCTURES AND MICROELECTRONIC DEVICES
20170086304 · 2017-03-23 ·

A method of forming a microelectronic device structure comprises coiling a portion of a wire up and around at least one sidewall of a structure protruding from a substrate. At least one interface between an upper region of the structure and an upper region of the coiled portion of the wire is welded to form a fused region between the structure and the wire.

Semiconductor cooling method and method of heat dissipation

The invention provides a semiconductor cooling method that comprises: providing two wafers which require to be treated by a mixed bonding process, wherein each of the wafers being provided with several metallic device structure layers therein. A heat dissipation layer is set in at least one of the wafers and arranged in the free area above at least one of the metallic device structure layers, and the heat dissipation layer connects to the adjacent metallic device structure layer and the invention provides a method of heat dissipation that comprises providing at least two wafers to be bonded; and arranging some conducting wires on a surface of wafers. In addition, the method includes the steps of performing a bonding process to form a device with bonded wafers, wherein one end of the conducting wires locates in the region where the wafers generate heat, and another end extends to an external of wafers.

CONDUCTIVE BARRIER DIRECT HYBRID BONDING
20170062366 · 2017-03-02 · ·

A method for forming a direct hybrid bond and a device resulting from a direct hybrid bond including a first substrate having a first set of metallic bonding pads, preferably connected to a device or circuit, capped by a conductive barrier, and having a first non-metallic region adjacent to the metallic bonding pads on the first substrate, a second substrate having a second set of metallic bonding pads capped by a second conductive barrier, aligned with the first set of metallic bonding pads, preferably connected to a device or circuit, and having a second non-metallic region adjacent to the metallic bonding pads on the second substrate, and a contact-bonded interface between the first and second set of metallic bonding pads capped by conductive barriers formed by contact bonding of the first non-metallic region to the second non-metallic region.

Conductive barrier direct hybrid bonding

A method for forming a direct hybrid bond and a device resulting from a direct hybrid bond including a first substrate having a first set of metallic bonding pads, preferably connected to a device or circuit, capped by a conductive barrier, and having a first non-metallic region adjacent to the metallic bonding pads on the first substrate, a second substrate having a second set of metallic bonding pads capped by a second conductive barrier, aligned with the first set of metallic bonding pads, preferably connected to a device or circuit, and having a second non-metallic region adjacent to the metallic bonding pads on the second substrate, and a contact-bonded interface between the first and second set of metallic bonding pads capped by conductive barriers formed by contact bonding of the first non-metallic region to the second non-metallic region.

Device including semiconductor chips and method for producing such device
12431450 · 2025-09-30 · ·

A device includes a first semiconductor chip including a first face, wherein a first contact pad is arranged over the first face. The device further includes a second semiconductor chip including a first face, wherein a first contact pad is arranged over the first face, wherein the first semiconductor chip and the second semiconductor chip are arranged such that the first face of the first semiconductor chip faces in a first direction and the first face of the second semiconductor chip faces in a second direction opposite to the first direction. The first semiconductor chip is located laterally outside of an outline of the second semiconductor chip.