An integrated circuit and a method for designing an IC wherein the base or host chip is bonded to smaller chiplets via DBI technology. The bonding of chip to chiplet creates an uneven or multi-level surface of the overall chip requiring a releveling for future bonding. The uneven surface is built up with plating of bumps and subsequently releveled with various methods including planarization.

A semiconductor device and method is disclosed. In one embodiment, the semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor die comprising a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface, a first metallization layer disposed on the first surface of the semiconductor die, a first solder layer disposed on the first metallization layer, wherein the first solder layer contains the compound Sn/Sb, and a first contact member comprising a Cu-based base body and a Ni-based layer disposed on a main surface of the Cu-based base body, wherein the first contact member is connected with the Ni-based layer to the first solder layer.

A semiconductor device and method is disclosed. In one embodiment, the semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor die comprising a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface, a first metallization layer disposed on the first surface of the semiconductor die, a first solder layer disposed on the first metallization layer, wherein the first solder layer contains the compound Sn/Sb, and a first contact member comprising a Cu-based base body and a Ni-based layer disposed on a main surface of the Cu-based base body, wherein the first contact member is connected with the Ni-based layer to the first solder layer.

Provided is an electronic package, including a first substrate of a first conductive structure and a second substrate of a second conductive structure, where a first conductive layer, a bump body and a metal auxiliary layer of the first conductive structure are sequentially formed on the first substrate, and a metal pillar, a second conductive layer, a metal layer and a solder layer of the second conductive structure are sequentially formed on the second substrate, such that the solder layer is combined with the bump body and the metal auxiliary layer to stack the first substrate and the second substrate.

A package assembly includes a substrate and at least a first die having a first contact array and a second contact array. First and second via assemblies are respectively coupled with the first and second contact arrays. Each of the first and second via assemblies includes a base pad, a cap assembly, and a via therebetween. One or more of the cap assembly or the via includes an electromigration resistant material to isolate each of the base pad and the cap assembly. Each first cap assembly and via of the first via assemblies has a first assembly profile less than a second assembly profile of each second cap assembly and via of the second via assemblies. The first and second cap assemblies have a common applied thickness in an application configuration. The first and second cap assemblies have a thickness variation of ten microns or less in a reflowed configuration.

A package assembly includes a substrate and at least a first die having a first contact array and a second contact array. First and second via assemblies are respectively coupled with the first and second contact arrays. Each of the first and second via assemblies includes a base pad, a cap assembly, and a via therebetween. One or more of the cap assembly or the via includes an electromigration resistant material to isolate each of the base pad and the cap assembly. Each first cap assembly and via of the first via assemblies has a first assembly profile less than a second assembly profile of each second cap assembly and via of the second via assemblies. The first and second cap assemblies have a common applied thickness in an application configuration. The first and second cap assemblies have a thickness variation of ten microns or less in a reflowed configuration.

A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device is described. The method includes depositing a photoresist layer over a semiconductor substrate. The photoresist layer is patterned to form an opening in the photoresist layer. A copper pillar is formed in the opening. A diffusion barrier layer is formed over the copper pillar and over a photoresist portion of the photoresist layer directly adjoining the opening. A solder structure is deposited over the diffusion barrier layer.

Provided is an electronic package, including a first substrate of a first conductive structure and a second substrate of a second conductive structure, where a first conductive layer, a bump body and a metal auxiliary layer of the first conductive structure are sequentially formed on the first substrate, and a metal pillar, a second conductive layer, a metal layer and a solder layer of the second conductive structure are sequentially formed on the second substrate, such that the solder layer is combined with the bump body and the metal auxiliary layer to stack the first substrate and the second substrate. Therefore, the arrangement of the bump body and the metal auxiliary layer allows complete reaction of the IMCs after reflowing the solder layer, and the volume of the conductive structures will not continue to shrink. As such, the problem of cracking of the conductive structures can be effectively averted.

Disclosed is a semiconductor device comprising a semiconductor substrate, an under-bump pattern on the semiconductor substrate and including a first metal, a bump pattern on the under-bump pattern, and an organic dielectric layer on the semiconductor substrate and in contact with a sidewall of the bump pattern. The bump pattern includes a support pattern in contact with the under-bump pattern and having a first width, and a solder pillar pattern on the support pattern and having a second width. The first width is greater than the second width. The support pattern includes at least one of a solder material and an intermetallic compound (IMC). The intermetallic compound includes the first metal and the solder material.

An interconnect structure for a semiconductor device includes a plurality of unit cells. Each unit cell is formed of interconnected conducting segments. The plurality of unit cells forms a conducting lattice.