Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to an integrated chip structure having a first substrate including a plurality of transistor devices disposed within a semiconductor material. An interposer substrate includes vias extending through a silicon layer. A copper bump is disposed between the first substrate and the interposer substrate. The copper bump has a sidewall defining a recess. Solder is disposed over the copper bump and continuously extending from over the copper bump to within the recess. A conductive layer is disposed between the first substrate and the interposer substrate and is separated from the copper bump by the solder.
Abstract:
An image pickup apparatus includes: an image pickup device including a light receiving surface, an opposite surface, and an inclined surface, and provided with light receiving surface electrodes formed on the light receiving surface; cover glass joined so as to cover the light receiving surface; and a wiring board including second bond electrodes, wherein back surfaces of the light receiving surface electrodes being exposed to an opposite surface side, extended wiring patterns extended from the respective back surfaces of the light receiving surface electrodes through the inclined surface to the opposite surface, each of the extended wiring patterns including a first bond electrode, and the first bond electrode and the second bond electrode being bonded through a bump.
Abstract:
A display device includes, on a TFT substrate, a driver IC having a first bump and a second bump, a first terminal and a second terminal connecting respectively to the first bump and the second bump, and wiring interconnecting the first terminal and the second terminal. The driver IC also includes a resistance detection circuit that detects resistance between the first bump and the second bump.
Abstract:
In some embodiments, the present disclosure relates to a semiconductor structure. The semiconductor structure may have a first conductive structure and a second conductive structure arranged over a first substrate. A bump structure is arranged between the first conductive structure and a second substrate. A solder layer is configured to electrically couple the first conductive structure and the bump structure. The bump structure has a recess that is configured to reduce a protrusion of the solder layer in a direction extending from the first conductive structure to the second conductive structure.
Abstract:
In some embodiments, the present disclosure relates to a semiconductor structure. The semiconductor structure may have a first conductive structure and a second conductive structure arranged over a first substrate. A bump structure is arranged between the first conductive structure and a second substrate. A solder layer is configured to electrically couple the first conductive structure and the bump structure. The bump structure has a recess that is configured to reduce a protrusion of the solder layer in a direction extending from the first conductive structure to the second conductive structure.
Abstract:
A ball grid array for an integrated circuit package includes an array of connection points derived from a base unit of hexagonal pattern repeated in at least one or more sections of the integrated circuit package. According to one embodiment, the connection points are solder balls mounted on a lower surface of the integrated circuit package.
Abstract:
A technique which improves the reliability in coupling between a bump electrode of a semiconductor chip and wiring of a mounting substrate, more particularly a technique which guarantees the flatness of a bump electrode even when wiring lies in a top wiring layer under the bump electrode, thereby improving the reliability in coupling between the bump electrode and the wiring formed on a glass substrate. Wiring, comprised of a power line or signal line, and a dummy pattern are formed in a top wiring layer beneath a non-overlap region of a bump electrode. The dummy pattern is located to fill the space between wirings to reduce irregularities caused by the wirings and space in the top wiring layer. A surface protection film formed to cover the top wiring layer is flattened by CMP.
Abstract:
A technique which improves the reliability in coupling between a bump electrode of a semiconductor chip and wiring of a mounting substrate, more particularly a technique which guarantees the flatness of a bump electrode even when wiring lies in a top wiring layer under the bump electrode, thereby improving the reliability in coupling between the bump electrode and the wiring formed on a glass substrate. Wiring, comprised of a power line or signal line, and a dummy pattern are formed in a top wiring layer beneath a non-overlap region of a bump electrode. The dummy pattern is located to fill the space between wirings to reduce irregularities caused by the wirings and space in the top wiring layer. A surface protection film formed to cover the top wiring layer is flattened by CMP.
Abstract:
A system and method for testing electrical connections is provided. In an embodiment one or more floating pads may be manufactured in electrical connection with an underbump metallization structure. A test may then be performed to measure the electrical characteristics of the underbump metallization structure through the floating pad in order to test for defects. Alternatively, a conductive connection may be formed on the underbump metallization and the test may be performed on the conductive connection and the underbump metallization together.
Abstract:
To improve reliability of a semiconductor device, in a flip-chip bonding step, a solder material that is attached to a tip end surface of a projecting electrode in advance and a solder material that is applied in advance over a terminal (bonding lead) are heated and thereby integrated and electrically connected to each other. The terminal includes a wide part (a first portion) with a first width W1 and a narrow part (a second portion) with a second width W2. When the solder material is heated, the thickness of the solder material arranged over the narrow part becomes smaller than the thickness of the solder material arranged in the wide part. Then, in the flip-chip bonding step, a projecting electrode is arranged over the narrow part and bonded onto the narrow part. Thus, the amount of protrusion of the solder material can be reduced.