Abstract:
To replace a face-down bonded and resin encapsulated semiconductor chip with ease and without lowering reliability. A face-down bonded semiconductor chip 4 encapsulated with a resin 14 is removed from the substrate 2 with a cutting end mill 26. The resin 14 and bump electrodes 6 remaining on the substrate 2 are then cut with a finishing end mill to a height of about one half of the original height to planarize the surface. Another chip 4A having bump electrodes 6A is aligned with the bump electrodes 6 on the substrate 2, and bonded face down on the substrate. Finally, resin 14A is flowed into the gap between the chip 4A and the substrate 2 and around the chip 4A to encapsulate the chip.
Abstract:
A defective electrical connection between conductor layers due to difference in thermal expansion between an insulating layer and the conductor layer is eliminated in the via hole in a printed wiring board Since the bonding face (18) between a first conductor (12) and a second conductor (15) has a large area on the bottom of a via, and the second conductor (15) has a fringe (flange) region (21) being boded to the surface (17) of a second insulating layer (14) at the outer circumferential part (20) of an opening in the second insulating layer on the bottom of the via, the printed wiring board is stabilized against a tensile stress resulting from a difference in thermal expansion between the insulating layer and the conductor layer and thereby a defective electrical connection between the conductor layers is eliminated in the via hole.
Abstract:
A defective electrical connection between conductor layers due to difference in thermal expansion between an insulating layer and the conductor layer is eliminated in the via hole in a printed wiring board Since the bonding face (18) between a first conductor (12) and a second conductor (15) has a large area on the bottom of a via, and the second conductor (15) has a fringe (flange) region (21) being boded to the surface (17) of a second insulating layer (14) at the outer circumferential part (20) of an opening in the second insulating layer on the bottom of the via, the printed wiring board is stabilized against a tensile stress resulting from a difference in thermal expansion between the insulating layer and the conductor layer and thereby a defective electrical connection between the conductor layers is eliminated in the via hole.
Abstract:
To replace a face-down bonded and resin encapsulated semiconductor chip with ease and without lowering reliability. A face-down bonded semiconductor chip 4 encapsulated with a resin 14 is removed from the substrate 2 with a cutting end mill 26. The resin 14 and bump electrodes 6 remaining on the substrate 2 are then cut with a finishing end mill to a height of about one half of the original height to planarize the surface. Another chip 4A having bump electrodes 6A is aligned with the bump electrodes 6 on the substrate 2, and bonded face down on the substrate. Finally, resin 14A is flowed into the gap between the chip 4A and the substrate 2 and around the chip 4A to encapsulate the chip.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a hole forming method and a hole forming device for forming a hole in which the hole diameters of the upper part and the bottom part are the same in hole forming using a laser. SOLUTION: The hole forming device is composed in such a manner that a laser 10 is vertically irradiated to a substrate 12, and a hole with a taper shape in which the hole diameter in the bottom part is smaller than that in the upper part. Further, in the hole forming device, the tapered hole is irradiated with the laser 10 so as to be tilted to the substrate 12, and the hole diameters in the upper part and the bottom part are made uniform. By applying the laser 10 so as to be tilted in this way, a straight hole 14 can be formed. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a printed-wiring board for improving the yield of a printed- wiring board, especially a build-up multilayer printed-wiring board, the manufacturing method of the printed-wiring board, and a photomask used for the method. SOLUTION: The printed-wiring board includes a base substrate 2 containing conductor circuit patterns 6a and 6b on the surface and at least a layer of resin layer 3 provided on the base layer. In the printed-wiring board, the resin layer is formed by a photosensitive resin, and a photosensitive resin layer on the conductive circuit pattern is exposed by the amount of exposure according to the area of the conductive circuit patterns for formation.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To form a spacer resin (SR) pattern layer for accurate alignment of a light emitting element or a light receiving element with both of an optical waveguide (WG) pattern layer and an electric circuit (EC) pattern layer, from a wafer level of a semiconductor.SOLUTION: A base layer which has a through hole (via) provided to electrically communicate with an electric circuit (EC) pattern layer and is made of a resin is formed on a semiconductor (GaAs) wafer. A truncated cone or polygonal pyramid-shaped three-dimensional reflecting surface is formed to guide output of emitted light to or input of received light from an optical waveguide (WG) pattern layer. A metal film being doughnut-shaped, circular, or polygonal in plan view is vapor-deposited in a prescribed range from a center positioned on the basis of the position of the through hole. A cone or pyramid-shaped mold is stamped to the center. The direction of light is corrected by a formed taper structure to increase tolerance for accuracy and to reduce light loss.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To grip a chip by a head to solder keeping the molten solder by with molten. SOLUTION: Solder bumps 3 formed on a chip 1 face the electrodes 11 on a mounting board 10. Then the solder bumps 3 are heated to their melting points by heating a heating block 21 provided on the rear surface side of the chip 1. It is preferable to provide another heating block 22 on the rear surface of the board 10. With the solder bumps 3 molten, the bumps 3 are soldered to the electrodes 11 by bringing the bumps 3 into contact with the electrodes 11.