A semiconductor device assembly that includes a substrate having a first side and a second side, the first side having at least one dummy pad and at least one electrical pad. The semiconductor device assembly includes a first semiconductor device having a first side and a second side and at least one electrical pillar extending from the second side. The electrical pillar is connected to the electrical pad via solder to form an electrical interconnect. The semiconductor device assembly includes at least one dummy pillar extending from the second side of the first semiconductor device and a liquid positioned between an end of the dummy pillar and the dummy pad. The surface tension of the liquid pulls the dummy pillar towards the dummy pad. The surface tension may reduce or minimize a warpage of the semiconductor device assembly and/or align the dummy pillar and the dummy pad.

A light-emitting diode package structure includes a carrier, at least one self-assembled material layer, a first solder mask layer, and at least one light-emitting diode. The carrier includes a first build-up circuit. The self-assembled material layer is disposed on the first build-up circuit. The first solder mask layer is disposed on the first build-up circuit. The first solder mask layer has at least one opening to expose a portion of the self-assembled material layer. The light-emitting diode is disposed on the first build-up circuit. The light-emitting diode has a self-assembled pattern. The light-emitting diode is self-assembled into the opening of the first solder mask layer through a force between the self-assembled pattern and the self-assembled material layer. A manufacturing method of the light-emitting diode package structure is also provided.

The device and method according to the invention are used to transfer an electronic ferromagnetic component from a carrier to a substrate using a magnetic assembly. The magnetic assembly is designed and arranged to aid in the correct positioning of the at least partly ferromagnetic electronic component on the substrate. The magnetic field generated by the magnetic assembly produces a magnetic force oriented from the carrier towards the substrate, said magnetic force aiding the transfer of the component from the carrier to the substrate such that a significantly increased positioning accuracy of the component is achieved compared to a transfer without said magnetic force.

A die transfer method and a die transfer system thereof are disclosed. The die transfer method includes the following steps: providing a wafer to generate a plurality of dies; transferring a plurality of dies to a surface of a donor substrate to fix the plurality of dies on the surface of the donor substrate by a photoreactive adhesive layer; aligning the donor substrate with a target substrate, wherein the target substrate has a landing site and the position of at least one die corresponds to the position of the landing site; irradiating the donor substrate with a radiation beam to cause the photoreactive adhesive layer to drop the at least one die, such that the at least one die is transferred onto the landing site of the target substrate; and fixing the at least one die at the landing site.

A die transfer method and a die transfer system thereof are disclosed. The die transfer method includes the following steps: providing a wafer to generate a plurality of dies; transferring a plurality of dies to a surface of a substrate to fix the plurality of dies on the surface of the substrate; aligning the substrate with a target substrate, wherein the target substrate has a landing site and the position of at least one die corresponds to the position of the landing site; in an air environment or a liquid environment, executing lyophilic or lyophobic treatment as compared to the periphery respectively to a bonding surface between the at least one die and the landing site of the target substrate; transferring the at least one die onto the landing site of the target substrate; and fixing the at least one die at the landing site.

First and second contacts are formed on first and second wafers from disparate first and second conductive materials, at least one of which is subject to surface oxidation when exposed to air. A layer of oxide-inhibiting material is disposed over a bonding surface of the first contact and the first and second wafers are positioned relative to one another such that a bonding surface of the second contact is in physical contact with the layer of oxide-inhibiting material. Thereafter, the first and second contacts and the layer of oxide-inhibiting material are heated to a temperature that renders the first and second contacts and the layer of oxide-inhibiting material to liquid phases such that at least the first and second contacts alloy into a eutectic bond.

A semiconductor device includes a wiring board and a chip-shaped semiconductor element flip-chip mounted on the wiring board, in which a plurality of solder bumps and a plurality of protrusions including an insulating material are provided on a surface of the chip-shaped semiconductor element on a side facing the wiring board, and the chip-shaped semiconductor element is arranged so as to face the wiring board via an underfilling material in a state in which the underfilling material having a characteristic that viscosity decreases with an increase in temperature is applied to the wiring board and then subjected to reflow treatment to be flip-chip mounted on the wiring board.

A stacked wafer assembly is made by forming a grid of grooves corresponding to projected dicing lines in a face side of each of two wafers, thereby forming demarcated areas on the face side of each of the two wafers. One of the wafers is installed with demarcated areas face upwardly, and thereafter liquid is supplied to the demarcated areas in a quantity just enough to stay on upper surfaces of the demarcated areas without overflowing. The other wafer is placed over the one wafer with demarcated areas of the other wafer facing the respective demarcated areas of the one wafer, thereby bringing respective central positions of the facing demarcated areas of the wafers into self-alignment with each other under the surface tension of the liquid sandwiched between the facing demarcated areas. The liquid is removed to bring the wafers into intimate contact with each other.

An adhesive member includes: a conductive particle layer including a plurality of conductive particles; a non-conductive layer disposed on the conductive particle layer; and a screening layer interposed between the conductive particle layer and the non-conductive layer and includes a plurality of screening members spaced apart from each other.

An adhesive member includes: a conductive particle layer including a plurality of conductive particles; a non-conductive layer disposed on the conductive particle layer; and a screening layer interposed between the conductive particle layer and the non-conductive layer and includes a plurality of screening members spaced apart from each other.