A protective sheeting for use in processing a semiconductor-sized wafer has a substantially circular base sheet and a substantially annular adhesive layer applied to a peripheral portion of a first surface of the base sheet. The inner diameter of the adhesive layer is smaller than the diameter of the wafer. Further, the outer diameter of the adhesive layer is larger than the inner diameter of an annular frame for holding the wafer. A related method includes attaching the protective sheeting to a front side or a back side of the wafer via the adhesive layer on the first surface of the base sheet so that an inner peripheral portion of the adhesive layer adheres to an outer peripheral portion of the front side or the back side of the wafer, and processing the wafer after the protective sheeting has been attached to the front side or the back side thereof.

The present disclosure discloses a method for wafer-level chip scale packaged wafer testing. The method comprises: dicing a wafer-level chip scale packaged wafer into a plurality of wafer strips each comprising a plurality of un-diced chip scale packaged devices; fixing the wafer strips onto a plurality of corresponding strip carriers respectively; testing the chip scale packaged devices of the wafer strips fixed onto the strip carriers by a testing equipment; and dicing the tested wafer strips into a plurality of individual chip scale packaged devices. Since the proposed method does not involve loading a multitude of diced chips into sockets one by one, but that a limited number of wafer strips are loaded onto corresponding strip carriers, flow jam is avoided.

The present disclosure discloses a method for wafer-level chip scale packaged wafer testing. The method comprises: dicing a wafer-level chip scale packaged wafer into a plurality of wafer strips each comprising a plurality of un-diced chip scale packaged devices; fixing the wafer strips onto a plurality of corresponding strip carriers respectively; testing the chip scale packaged devices of the wafer strips fixed onto the strip carriers by a testing equipment; and dicing the tested wafer strips into a plurality of individual chip scale packaged devices. Since the proposed method does not involve loading a multitude of diced chips into sockets one by one, but that a limited number of wafer strips are loaded onto corresponding strip carriers, flow jam is avoided.

A method for forming a chip package is provided. The method includes providing a substrate and a capping layer, wherein the substrate has a sensing device therein adjacent to a surface of the substrate. The capping layer is attached to the surface of the substrate by an adhesive layer, wherein the adhesive layer covers the sensing device. A dicing process is performed on the substrate, the adhesive layer, and the capping layer along a direction to form individual chip packages.

The invention relates to a method of processing a wafer, having on one side a device area with a plurality of devices partitioned by a plurality of division lines and a peripheral marginal area having no devices and being formed around the device area, wherein the device area is formed with a plurality of protrusions protruding from a plane surface of the wafer. The method comprises attaching a protective film, for covering the devices on the wafer, to the one side of the wafer, wherein the protective film is adhered to at least a part of the one side of the wafer with an adhesive, and providing a carrier having a curable resin applied to a front surface thereof. The method further comprises attaching the one side of the wafer, having the protective film attached thereto, to the front surface of the carrier, so that the protrusions protruding from the plane surface of the wafer are embedded in the curable resin and a back surface of the carrier opposite to the front surface thereof is substantially parallel to the side of the wafer being opposite to the one side, and grinding the side of the wafer being opposite to the one side for adjusting the wafer thickness.