Abstract:
A method and device having chip scale MEMS packaging is described. A first substrate includes a MEMS device and a second substrate includes an integrated circuit. The frontside of the first substrate is bonded to the backside of the second substrate. Thus, the second substrate provides a cavity to encase, protect or operate the MEMS device within. The bond may provide an electrical connection between the first and second substrate. In an embodiment, a through silicon via is used to carry the signals from the first substrate to an I/O connection on the frontside of the second substrate.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes: forming a first layer including crystals by processing a surface of a first electrode of a semiconductor element; forming a second layer including crystals by processing a surface of a second electrode of a mounting member on which the semiconductor element is mounted; reducing a first oxide film present over or in the first layer and a second oxide film present over or in the second layer at a first temperature, the first temperature being lower than a second temperature at which a first metal included in the first electrode diffuses in a solid state and being lower than a third temperature at which a second metal included in the second electrode diffuses in a solid state; and bonding the first layer and the second layer to each other by solid-phase diffusion.
Abstract:
The present invention intends to provide a power semiconductor device using a high-temperature lead-free solder material, the high-temperature lead-free solder material having the heat resistant property at 280° C. or more, and the bondability at 400° C. or less, and excellent in the suppliabilty and wettability of solder, and in the high-temperature storage reliability and the temperature cycle reliability. In the power semiconductor device according to the present invention, a semiconductor element and a metal electrode member were bonded each other by a high-temperature solder material comprising Sn, Sb, Ag, and Cu as the main constitutive elements and the rest of other unavoidable impurity elements wherein the high-temperature solder material comprises 42 wt %≦Sb/(Sn+Sb)≦48 wt %, 5 wt %≦Ag
Abstract:
A manufacturing method for an electronic device joining a first metallic bond part formed on a first electronic component and a second metallic bond part formed on a second electronic component includes a first process for placing the first metallic bond part directly against the second metallic bond part, applying pressure to the first electronic component and the second electronic component, joining the first metallic bond part to the second metallic bond part with solid-phase diffusion, and releasing the applied pressure, and a second process for heating the first electronic component and the second electronic component at a predetermined temperature such that the first metallic bond part and the second metallic bond part are joined together by melting the first metallic bond part and the second metallic bond part.
Abstract:
A method of monitoring gas byproducts of a bonding system is provided. The method includes: providing a plurality of bonding systems, each of the bonding systems including a reducing gas delivery system for use in connection with a bonding operation, each of the bonding systems being configured for exhausting gas byproducts; connecting each of the bonding systems to a monitoring device using a respective gas delivery path; and monitoring a composition of at least a portion of the gas byproducts with the monitoring device.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes a wiring substrate having a first surface, a stacked body on the first surface, the stacked body comprising a first chip, a second chip having a through via and positioned between the first chip and the first surface, and a third chip, a first resin contacting the first surface and the third chip, and a second resin sealing the stacked body. The first and second resins are made of different materials.
Abstract:
A method of forming a reduced volume interconnect for a chip stack including multiple silicon layers, the method including: forming multiple conductive structures, each of at least a subset of the conductive structures having a volume of conductive material for a corresponding under bump metallurgy pad onto which the conductive structure is transferred that is configured such that a ratio of an unreflowed diameter of the conductive structure to a diameter of the corresponding pad is about one third-to-one or less; transferring the conductive structures to the silicon layers; stacking the silicon layers in a substantially vertical dimension such that each of the conductive structures on a given silicon layer is aligned with a corresponding electrical contact location on an underside of an adjacent silicon layer; and heating the interconnect so as to metallurgically bond multiple electrical contact locations of adjacent silicon layers.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a laminate including a plurality of semiconductor chips and having a first width, at least part of the semiconductor chips including an electrode extending through the semiconductor chip, the semiconductor chips being stacked and connected to each other via the electrode; a silicon substrate provided on a first surface of the laminate and having a second width larger than the first width; a wiring layer provided on a second surface of the laminate; and a resin provided around the laminate.
Abstract:
A device for bonding of one bond side of a first substrate to one bond side of a second substrate, the device having one module group with a common working space which can be closed especially gastight to the environment, at least one bond module is connected in a sealed manner to the working space, and a movement apparatus for moving the first and second substrate in the working space.The module group has a reduction module which is connected, in a sealed manner to the working space for reducing the bond sides.