Semiconductor device having bonding regions exposed through protective films provided on circuit patterns onto which components are soldered
Abstract:
In a semiconductor device, protective films are formed on facing side surfaces of a plurality of circuit patterns and a plating process or the like is not performed on parts aside from the side surfaces where the protective films are formed. This means that when semiconductor elements and contact elements are directly bonded via solder onto the plurality of circuit patterns, a drop-in wettability of the plurality of circuit patterns for the solder is avoided.
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