H01L2224/13583

SEMICONDUCTOR CHIP, DISPLAY PANEL, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
20180061748 · 2018-03-01 ·

A semiconductor chip, a display device or an electronic device includes a substrate, one or more conductive pads disposed on the substrate, and one or more bumps electrically connected to the one or more conductive pads, in which the one or more bumps includes a metal core, a polymer layer disposed over a surface of the metal core, and a conductive coating layer disposed over a surface of the polymer layer and electrically connected to the one or more conductive pads.

Semiconductor device
09881900 · 2018-01-30 · ·

A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device can be manufactured with a reduced cost. The semiconductor device (1D) includes, a substrate (100D), which includes a main surface (101D) and a recess (108D) depressed from the main surface (101D), and includes a semiconductor material; a wiring layer (200D) in which at least a portion thereof is formed on the substrate (100D); one or more first elements (370D) accommodated in the recess (108D); a sealing resin (400D) covering at least a portion of the one or more first elements (370D) and filled in the recess (108D); and a plurality of columnar conductive portions (230D) penetrating through the sealing resin (400D) in the depth direction of the recess (108D), and respectively connected with the portion of the wiring layer (200D) that is formed at the recess (108D).

ADVANCED THROUGH SUBSTRATE VIA METALLIZATION IN THREE DIMENSIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR INTEGRATION
20170345738 · 2017-11-30 ·

A method providing a high aspect ratio through substrate via in a substrate is described. The through substrate via has vertical sidewalls and a horizontal bottom. The substrate has a horizontal field area surrounding the through substrate via. A first metallic barrier layer is deposited on the sidewalls of the through substrate via. A nitridation process converts a surface portion of the metallic barrier layer to a nitride surface layer. The nitride surface layer enhances the nucleation of subsequent depositions. A first metal layer is deposited to fill the through substrate via. A selective etch creates a recess in the first metal layer in the through substrate via. A second barrier layer is deposited over the recess. A second metal layer is patterned over the second barrier layer filling the recess and creating a contact. Another aspect of the invention is a device produced by the method.

Bonding Package Components Through Plating

A method includes aligning a first electrical connector of a first package component to a second electrical connector of a second package component. With the first electrical connector aligned to the second electrical connector, a metal layer is plated on the first and the second electrical connectors. The metal layer bonds the first electrical connector to the second electrical connector.

Interconnect structure comprising fine pitch backside metal redistribution lines combined with vias

A 3D interconnect structure and method of manufacture are described in which metal redistribution layers (RDLs) are integrated with through-silicon vias (TSVs) and using a plate through resist type process flow. A silicon nitride or silicon carbide passivation layer may be provided between the thinned device wafer back side and the RDLs to provide a hermetic barrier and polish stop layer during the process flow.

Semiconductor packages

Semiconductor packages include a first substrate including a central portion and a peripheral portion, at least one first central connection member attached to the central portion of the first substrate, and at least one first peripheral connection member attached to the peripheral portion of the first substrate. The first central connection member includes a first supporter and a first fusion conductive layer surrounding the first supporter.

Bonding package components through plating

A method includes aligning a first electrical connector of a first package component to a second electrical connector of a second package component. With the first electrical connector aligned to the second electrical connector, a metal layer is plated on the first and the second electrical connectors. The metal layer bonds the first electrical connector to the second electrical connector.

BUMP STRUCTURE HAVING FIRST PORTION OF COPPER AND SECOND PORTION OF PURE TIN COVERING THE FIRST PORTION, AND INTERCONNECT STRUCTURE USING THE SAME
20170179058 · 2017-06-22 ·

A bump structure includes a pad. A passivation layer covers a perimeter of the pad. The passivation layer includes an opening exposing an area of the pad. A first portion is disposed on the pad. The first portion includes a top surface and a sidewall. A second portion covers the top surface and entire sidewall of the first portion.

Bump Structure for Yield Improvement

A bump structure for electrically coupling semiconductor components is provided. The bump structure includes a first bump on a first semiconductor component and a second bump on a second semiconductor component. The first bump has a first non-flat portion (e.g., a convex projection) and the second bump has a second non-flat portion (e.g., a concave recess). The bump structure also includes a solder joint formed between the first and second non-flat portions to electrically couple the semiconductor components.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
20170098625 · 2017-04-06 · ·

A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device can be manufactured with a reduced cost. The semiconductor device (1D) includes, a substrate (100D), which includes a main surface (101D) and a recess (108D) depressed from the main surface (101D), and includes a semiconductor material; a wiring layer (200D) in which at least a portion thereof is formed on the substrate (100D); one or more first elements (370D) accommodated in the recess (108D); a sealing resin (400D) covering at least a portion of the one or more first elements (370D) and filled in the recess (108D); and a plurality of columnar conductive portions (230D) penetrating through the sealing resin (400D) in the depth direction of the recess (108D), and respectively connected with the portion of the wiring layer (200D) that is formed at the recess (108D).