Patent classifications
H01L2224/83906
Methods of forming power electronic assemblies using metal inverse opal structures and encapsulated-polymer spheres
A method of forming a bonding assembly that includes positioning a plurality of polymer spheres against an opal structure and placing a substrate against a second major surface of the opal structure. The opal structure includes the first major surface and the second major surface with a plurality of voids defined therebetween. The plurality of polymer spheres encapsulates a solder material disposed therein and contacts the first major surface of the opal structure. The method includes depositing a material within the voids of the opal structure and removing the opal structure to form an inverse opal structure between the first and second major surfaces. The method further includes removing the plurality of polymer spheres to expose the solder material encapsulated therein and placing a semiconductor device onto the inverse opal structure in contact with the solder material.
ARRAY SUBSTRATE, DISPLAY DEVICE, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
Disclosed are an array substrate, and a display device, and a method for manufacturing the same. The array substrate includes: a base substrate, and a thin film transistor, a planarization pattern, a bonding pattern, and a conductive structure that are disposed on the base substrate. The thin film transistor, the planarization pattern, and the bonding pattern are laminated in a direction going distally from the base substrate. The planarization pattern is provided with a via and a groove, the conductive structure is disposed in the via, wherein the bonding pattern is conductive and is electrically connected to the thin film transistor by the conductive structure, an orthographic projection of the bonding pattern on the base substrate falls outside an orthographic projection of the groove on the base substrate, and the groove is configured to accommodate an adhesive.
ARRAY SUBSTRATE, DISPLAY DEVICE, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
Disclosed are an array substrate, and a display device, and a method for manufacturing the same. The array substrate includes: a base substrate, and a thin film transistor, a planarization pattern, a bonding pattern, and a conductive structure that are disposed on the base substrate. The thin film transistor, the planarization pattern, and the bonding pattern are laminated in a direction going distally from the base substrate. The planarization pattern is provided with a via and a groove, the conductive structure is disposed in the via, wherein the bonding pattern is conductive and is electrically connected to the thin film transistor by the conductive structure, an orthographic projection of the bonding pattern on the base substrate falls outside an orthographic projection of the groove on the base substrate, and the groove is configured to accommodate an adhesive.
Metallic interconnect, a method of manufacturing a metallic interconnect, a semiconductor arrangement and a method of manufacturing a semiconductor arrangement
A metallic interconnection and a semiconductor arrangement including the same are described, wherein a method of manufacturing the same may include: providing a first structure including a first metallic layer having protruding first microstructures; providing a second structure including a second metallic layer having protruding second microstructures; contacting the first and second microstructures to form a mechanical connection between the structures, the mechanical connection being configured to allow fluid penetration; removing one or more non-metallic compounds on the first metallic layer and the second metallic layer with a reducing agent that penetrates the mechanical connection and reacts with the one or more non-metallic compounds; and heating the first metallic layer and the second metallic layer at a temperature causing interdiffusion of the first metallic layer and the second metallic layer to form the metallic interconnection between the structures.
METHODS OF FORMING POWER ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES USING METAL INVERSE OPAL STRUCTURES AND ENCAPSULATED-POLYMER SPHERES
A method of forming a bonding assembly that includes positioning a plurality of polymer spheres against an opal structure and placing a substrate against a second major surface of the opal structure. The opal structure includes the first major surface and the second major surface with a plurality of voids defined therebetween. The plurality of polymer spheres encapsulates a solder material disposed therein and contacts the first major surface of the opal structure. The method includes depositing a material within the voids of the opal structure and removing the opal structure to form an inverse opal structure between the first and second major surfaces. The method further includes removing the plurality of polymer spheres to expose the solder material encapsulated therein and placing a semiconductor device onto the inverse opal structure in contact with the solder material.
METHODS OF FORMING POWER ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES USING METAL INVERSE OPAL STRUCTURES AND ENCAPSULATED-POLYMER SPHERES
A method of forming a bonding assembly that includes positioning a plurality of polymer spheres against an opal structure and placing a substrate against a second major surface of the opal structure. The opal structure includes the first major surface and the second major surface with a plurality of voids defined therebetween. The plurality of polymer spheres encapsulates a solder material disposed therein and contacts the first major surface of the opal structure. The method includes depositing a material within the voids of the opal structure and removing the opal structure to form an inverse opal structure between the first and second major surfaces. The method further includes removing the plurality of polymer spheres to expose the solder material encapsulated therein and placing a semiconductor device onto the inverse opal structure in contact with the solder material.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH A LAYERED PROTECTION MECHANISM AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEMS, DEVICES, AND METHODS
A semiconductor device includes a first die; a second die attached over the first die; a metal enclosure directly contacting and extending between the first die and the second die, wherein the first metal enclosure is continuous and encircles a set of one or more internal interconnects, wherein the first metal enclosure is configured to electrically connect to a first voltage level; and a second metal enclosure directly contacting and extending between the first die and the second die, wherein the second metal enclosure is continuous and encircles the first metal enclosure and is configured to electrically connect to a second voltage level; wherein the first metal enclosure and the second metal enclosure are configured to provide an enclosure capacitance encircling the set of one or more internal interconnects for shielding signals on the set of one or more internal interconnects.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH A LAYERED PROTECTION MECHANISM AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEMS, DEVICES, AND METHODS
A semiconductor device includes a first die; a second die attached over the first die; a metal enclosure directly contacting and extending between the first die and the second die, wherein the first metal enclosure is continuous and encircles a set of one or more internal interconnects, wherein the first metal enclosure is configured to electrically connect to a first voltage level; and a second metal enclosure directly contacting and extending between the first die and the second die, wherein the second metal enclosure is continuous and encircles the first metal enclosure and is configured to electrically connect to a second voltage level; wherein the first metal enclosure and the second metal enclosure are configured to provide an enclosure capacitance encircling the set of one or more internal interconnects for shielding signals on the set of one or more internal interconnects.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR FLASH STACKING
A three-dimensional stacking technique performed in a wafer-to-wafer fashion reducing the machine movement in production. The wafers are processed with metallic traces and stacked before dicing into separate die stacks. The traces of each layer of the stacks are interconnected via electroless plating.
Electrically conductive composition
A composition exhibits excellent heat resistance and mounting reliability when bonding a semiconductor power element to a metal lead frame, which is also free of lead and thereby places little burden on the environment. An electrically conductive composition contains at least a sulfide compound represented by RSR (wherein R is an organic group containing at least carbon; R is an organic group that is the same as or different from R; and R and R may be bonded to each other to form a so-called cyclic sulfide) and metal particles containing at least Cu, Sn or Ni as its essential component. Further, a conductive paste and a conductive bonding film each are produced using the electrically conductive composition. A dicing die bonding film is obtained by bonding the conductive bonding film with an adhesive tape.