Patent classifications
H01L2224/05618
Method of manufacturing a layer structure having partially sealed pores
A method of manufacturing a layer structure includes: forming a first layer over a substrate; planarizing the first layer to form a planarized surface of the first layer; and forming a second layer over the planarized surface; wherein a porosity of the first layer is greater than a porosity of the substrate and greater than a porosity of the second layer; wherein the second layer is formed by physical vapor deposition; and wherein the first layer and the second layer are formed from the same solid material.
METHODS AND STRUCTURES FOR LOW TEMPERATURE HYBRID BONDING
A semiconductor element is provided with a micro-structured metal layer over conductive features of a hybrid bonding surface. The micro-structured metal layer comprises fine metal grain microstructure, such as nanograins. The micro-structured metal layer can be formed over the conductive features by providing a metal oxide and reducing the metal oxide to metal. The micro-structured metal layer can be formed selectively if the metal oxide is formed by oxidation. When directly bonded to another element, the micro-structured metal layer forming strong bonds at the bonding interface can substantially reduce annealing temperature.
CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS FOR DIRECT BONDING
A structure includes a first substrate including a first layer having at least one electrically conductive first portion and at least one electrically insulative second portion and a second substrate including a second layer having at least one electrically conductive third portion and at least one electrically insulative fourth portion. The structure further includes an interface layer having at least one electrically conductive oxide material between the first layer and the second layer. The at least one electrically conductive oxide material includes at least one first region between and in electrical communication with the at least one electrically conductive first portion and the at least one electrically conductive third portion, and at least one second region between the at least one electrically insulative second portion and the at least one electrically insulative fourth portion.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A LAYER STRUCTURE HAVING PARTIALLY SEALED PORES
A method of manufacturing a layer structure includes: forming a first layer over a substrate; planarizing the first layer to form a planarized surface of the first layer; and forming a second layer over the planarized surface; wherein a porosity of the first layer is greater than a porosity of the substrate and greater than a porosity of the second layer; wherein the second layer is formed by physical vapor deposition; and wherein the first layer and the second layer are formed from the same solid material.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A LAYER STRUCTURE HAVING PARTIALLY SEALED PORES
A method of manufacturing a layer structure includes: forming a first layer over a substrate; planarizing the first layer to form a planarized surface of the first layer; and forming a second layer over the planarized surface; wherein a porosity of the first layer is greater than a porosity of the substrate and greater than a porosity of the second layer; wherein the second layer is formed by physical vapor deposition; and wherein the first layer and the second layer are formed from the same solid material.
Batch process for connecting chips to a carrier
Methods for connecting chips to a chip carrier are disclosed. In some embodiments the method for connecting a plurality of chips to a chip carrier includes placing first chips on a transfer carrier, placing second chips on the transfer carrier, placing the transfer carrier with the first and second chips on the chip carrier and forming connections between the first chips and the chip carrier and the second chips and the chip carrier.
LAMINATE BODY AND COMPOSITE BODY; SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE MANUFACTURING METHOD
[PROBLEM] To provide a laminated body and so forth that makes it possible to reduce cracking that would otherwise occur at the chip side face during dicing.
[SOLUTION MEANS] This relates to a laminated body comprising a dicing sheet and a semiconductor backside protective film. The dicing sheet comprises a base layer and an adhesive layer arranged over the base layer. The semiconductor backside protective film is arranged over the adhesive layer. Tensile storage modulus of the semiconductor backside protective film following curing is not less than 1 GPa over the entire range 23 C. to 80 C.
LAMINATE BODY AND COMPOSITE BODY; SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE MANUFACTURING METHOD
[PROBLEM] To provide a laminated body and so forth that makes it possible to reduce cracking that would otherwise occur at the chip side face during dicing.
[SOLUTION MEANS] This relates to a laminated body comprising a dicing sheet and a semiconductor backside protective film. The dicing sheet comprises a base layer and an adhesive layer arranged over the base layer. The semiconductor backside protective film is arranged over the adhesive layer. Tensile storage modulus of the semiconductor backside protective film following curing is not less than 1 GPa over the entire range 23 C. to 80 C.
Semiconductor device having solder joint and method of forming the same
Provided is a semiconductor device having a high-reliability solder joint. The semiconductor device includes a high-temperature solder formed on a conductive pad. A low-temperature solder having a lower melting point than the high-temperature solder is formed on the high-temperature solder. A barrier layer is formed between the high-temperature solder and the low-temperature solder. An Sn content of the high-temperature solder is higher than that of the low-temperature solder.
Semiconductor device having solder joint and method of forming the same
Provided is a semiconductor device having a high-reliability solder joint. The semiconductor device includes a high-temperature solder formed on a conductive pad. A low-temperature solder having a lower melting point than the high-temperature solder is formed on the high-temperature solder. A barrier layer is formed between the high-temperature solder and the low-temperature solder. An Sn content of the high-temperature solder is higher than that of the low-temperature solder.