H01L2224/3201

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 OPALS AND CAP STRUCTURES

Methods for forming bonded assemblies using metal inverse opal and cap structures are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for forming a bonded assembly includes positioning a substrate against a polymer support that is porous, depositing a metal onto and within the polymer support, disposing a cap layer to the polymer support opposite of the substrate to form a bottom electrode, and removing the polymer support from between the substrate and the cap layer to form a metal inverse opal structure disposed therebetween.

METHODS OF FORMING POWER ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES USING METAL INVERSE OPALS AND CAP STRUCTURES

Methods for forming bonded assemblies using metal inverse opal and cap structures are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for forming a bonded assembly includes positioning a substrate against a polymer support that is porous, depositing a metal onto and within the polymer support, disposing a cap layer to the polymer support opposite of the substrate to form a bottom electrode, and removing the polymer support from between the substrate and the cap layer to form a metal inverse opal structure disposed therebetween.

CONDUCTIVE FILM ADHESIVE

An inventive composition and process for formation of a conductive bonding film are disclosed. The invention combines adhesive bonding sheet technologies (e.g. die attach films, or DAFs) with the electrical and thermal conductivity performance of transient liquid phase sintered paste compositions. The invention films are characterized by high bulk thermal and electrical conductivity within the film as well as low and stable thermal and electrical resistance at the interfaces between the inventive film and metallized adherends.

CONDUCTIVE FILM ADHESIVE

An inventive composition and process for formation of a conductive bonding film are disclosed. The invention combines adhesive bonding sheet technologies (e.g. die attach films, or DAFs) with the electrical and thermal conductivity performance of transient liquid phase sintered paste compositions. The invention films are characterized by high bulk thermal and electrical conductivity within the film as well as low and stable thermal and electrical resistance at the interfaces between the inventive film and metallized adherends.

Method of Fabricating High-Power Module

A method is provided to fabricate a high-power module. A non-touching needle is used to paste a slurry on a heat-dissipation substrate. The slurry comprises nano-silver particles and micron silver particles. The ratio of the two silver particles is 9:11:1. The slurry is pasted on the substrate to be heated up to a temperature kept holding. An integrated chip (IC) is put above the substrate to form a combined piece. A hot presser processes thermocompression to the combined piece to form a thermal-interface-material (TIM) layer with the IC and the substrate. After heat treatment, the TIM contains more than 99 percent of pure silver with only a small amount of organic matter. No volatile organic compounds would be generated after a long term of use. No intermetallic compounds would be generated while the stability under high temperature is obtained. Consequently, embrittlement owing to procedure temperature is dismissed.

Method of Fabricating High-Power Module

A method is provided to fabricate a high-power module. A non-touching needle is used to paste a slurry on a heat-dissipation substrate. The slurry comprises nano-silver particles and micron silver particles. The ratio of the two silver particles is 9:11:1. The slurry is pasted on the substrate to be heated up to a temperature kept holding. An integrated chip (IC) is put above the substrate to form a combined piece. A hot presser processes thermocompression to the combined piece to form a thermal-interface-material (TIM) layer with the IC and the substrate. After heat treatment, the TIM contains more than 99 percent of pure silver with only a small amount of organic matter. No volatile organic compounds would be generated after a long term of use. No intermetallic compounds would be generated while the stability under high temperature is obtained. Consequently, embrittlement owing to procedure temperature is dismissed.

Method for manufacturing an electronic assembly

A method for manufacturing an electronic assembly features a semiconductor device with a first side and a second side opposite the first side to facilitate enhanced thermal dissipation. The first side has a first conductive pad. The second side has a primary metallic surface. By heating the assembly once, a first substrate (e.g. lead frame) is bonded to a first conductive pad via first metallic bonding layer; and second substrate (e.g., heat sinking circuit board) is bonded to a primary metallic surface via a second metallic bonding layer. In one configuration the second metallic bonding layer is composed of solder and copper, for example.

Method for manufacturing an electronic assembly

A method for manufacturing an electronic assembly features a semiconductor device with a first side and a second side opposite the first side to facilitate enhanced thermal dissipation. The first side has a first conductive pad. The second side has a primary metallic surface. By heating the assembly once, a first substrate (e.g. lead frame) is bonded to a first conductive pad via first metallic bonding layer; and second substrate (e.g., heat sinking circuit board) is bonded to a primary metallic surface via a second metallic bonding layer. In one configuration the second metallic bonding layer is composed of solder and copper, for example.

Apparatus and method for securing substrates with varying coefficients of thermal expansion
10672732 · 2020-06-02 · ·

An integrated circuit assembly that includes a semiconductor wafer having a first coefficient of thermal expansion; an electronic circuit substrate having a second coefficient of thermal expansion that is different than the first coefficient of thermal expansion; and an elastomeric connector arranged between the semiconductor wafer and the electronic circuit substrate and that forms an operable signal communication path between the semiconductor wafer and the electronic circuit substrate.