A display device and method for fabrication thereof includes a plurality of pixel electrodes and common electrode connection parts that are spaced from each other on a first substrate, a plurality of light emitting elements on the plurality of pixel electrodes, a plurality of common electrode elements on the common electrode connection parts, and a common electrode layer on the plurality of light emitting elements and the plurality of common electrode elements, wherein each of the plurality of light emitting element includes a first semiconductor layer, a second semiconductor layer, and an active layer between the first semiconductor layer and the second semiconductor layer, each of the plurality of common electrode elements includes at least the second semiconductor layer, and the common electrode layer includes a same material as the second semiconductor layer to be connected to the second semiconductor layers of the plurality of light emitting elements.

The semiconductor device includes: a heat spreader; a semiconductor element joined to the heat spreader via a first joining member; a first lead frame joined to the heat spreader via a second joining member; a second lead frame joined to the semiconductor element via a third joining member; and a mold resin. In a cross-sectional shape obtained by cutting at a plane perpendicular to a one-side surface of the heat spreader, an angle on the third joining member side out of two angles formed by a one-side surface of the semiconductor element and a straight line connecting an end point of a joining surface between the third joining member and the semiconductor element and an end point of a joining surface between the third joining member and the second lead frame, is not smaller than 90° and not larger than 135°.

The semiconductor device includes: a heat spreader; a semiconductor element joined to the heat spreader via a first joining member; a first lead frame joined to the heat spreader via a second joining member; a second lead frame joined to the semiconductor element via a third joining member; and a mold resin. In a cross-sectional shape obtained by cutting at a plane perpendicular to a one-side surface of the heat spreader, an angle on the third joining member side out of two angles formed by a one-side surface of the semiconductor element and a straight line connecting an end point of a joining surface between the third joining member and the semiconductor element and an end point of a joining surface between the third joining member and the second lead frame, is not smaller than 90° and not larger than 135°.

A method for attaching a semiconductor die to a substrate includes providing a substrate that includes an attachment layer at a surface of the substrate. The attachment layer is covered by a protective flash plating layer. The protective flash plating layer has a reflow temperature less than or equal to a reflow temperature of the attachment layer. The method further includes preheating the substrate to a temperature greater than or equal to a reflow temperature of the attachment layer, attaching a semiconductor die to the attachment layer, and cooling the substrate and semiconductor die.

A method for attaching a semiconductor die to a substrate includes providing a substrate that includes an attachment layer at a surface of the substrate. The attachment layer is covered by a protective flash plating layer. The protective flash plating layer has a reflow temperature less than or equal to a reflow temperature of the attachment layer. The method further includes preheating the substrate to a temperature greater than or equal to a reflow temperature of the attachment layer, attaching a semiconductor die to the attachment layer, and cooling the substrate and semiconductor die.

This method for producing a structure wherein base materials are bonded by atomic diffusion comprises: a step for applying a liquid resin on the base material; a step for smoothing the surface of the liquid resin by surface tension; a step for forming a resin layer by curing; a step for forming a metal thin film on the resin layer; a step for forming a metal thin film on the base material; and a step for bringing the metal thin film of the base material and the metal thin film of the base material into close contact with each other, thereby bonding the metal thin film of the resin layer and the metal thin film of the base material with each other by atomic diffusion.

This method for producing a structure wherein base materials are bonded by atomic diffusion comprises: a step for applying a liquid resin on the base material; a step for smoothing the surface of the liquid resin by surface tension; a step for forming a resin layer by curing; a step for forming a metal thin film on the resin layer; a step for forming a metal thin film on the base material; and a step for bringing the metal thin film of the base material and the metal thin film of the base material into close contact with each other, thereby bonding the metal thin film of the resin layer and the metal thin film of the base material with each other by atomic diffusion.

Disclosed semiconductor device manufacturing processes improve the flatness of a passivation layer deposited above a redistribution layer (RDL). When a thin passivation layer is deposited above the RDL, its top surface tends to become very uneven due to the large gaps that typically form over the etched portions of the RDL, particularly when the RDL is disposed over an underlying super high density metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitor. In order to reduce the incidence of stress concentration areas on the uneven surface, a thicker passivation layer is instead deposited to minimize gap formation therein, and a chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) process is then performed to further smooth the top surface thereof. Reduction of the stress in this manner reduces the incidence of cracking of the underlying MIM, which improves the overall pass rates of semiconductor devices so manufactured.

An electronic package and a method for manufacturing is provided, having first and opposing second surfaces, and a circuit thereon, each of the first and second surfaces has a terminal connected to the circuit; a conductive element spaced apart from the die with top and a bottom surfaces; a body of molding compound encapsulating the die and the element, the body having a top side facing the first surface and a bottom side facing the second surface; a first package terminal at the top side connected to the terminal at the first surface, and a second package terminal at the top side connected to the top surface of the conductive element, the conductive element is formed from the first package terminal and the second package terminal; and a conductive layer connecting the bottom surface of the conductive element to the terminal arranged on the second surface of the die.

A die placement system provides a tip body and die placement head to ensure planarity of a die to substrate without the need for calibration prior to each pick and place operation. A self-aligning tip incorporated into a tip body aids in die placement/attachment. This tip provides for global correction of planarity errors that exist between a die and substrate, regardless of whether those errors stem from gantry (i.e. die-side misalignment) or machine deck tool (i.e. substrate-side misalignment) misalignment.