Abstract:
A method of treating the surface of copper is provided to ensure adhesive strength between the surface of copper and an insulating layer without forming irregularities exceeding 1 μm on the surface of copper and to improve insulation reliability between wirings. A copper whose surface is treated by the above surface treating method is also provided. The method of treating the surface of copper comprises the surface of copper comprising the steps of: forming a metal nobler than copper discretely on the surface of copper; and subsequently oxidizing the surface of copper by using an alkaline solution containing an oxidant.
Abstract:
A semiconductor component including a surface-mount housing and a method for producing the same are described herein. The semiconductor component includes lead pieces embedded into a plastic housing composition and arranged on an underside of the housing. External contact areas of the lead pieces are free of the plastic housing composition. A structured solderable coating is arranged on the external contact areas that have been kept free of the plastic housing composition, the coating includes a plurality of electrically conductive and mechanically elastic contact elements.
Abstract:
A contact structure including a contact pad, a polymer bump and a conductive layer is provided in the present invention. The contact pad is disposed on a substrate. The polymer bump is disposed on the contact pad. The conductive layer covers the polymer bump and extends to the outside of the polymer bump. The portion of the conductive layer extending to the outside of the polymer bump serves as a test pad. The invention further discloses a manufacturing method of a contact structure. First, a substrate is provided having a contact pad already formed thereon. Then, a polymer bump is formed on the contact pad and a conductive layer is formed on the polymer bump. The conductive layer covers the polymer bump and extends to the outside of the polymer bump. The portion of the conductive layer extending to the outside of the polymer bump serves as a test pad.
Abstract:
A multi-layer structure (102) includes a first build-up layer structure (202) configured to connect to a heat-generating module (120), a second build-up layer structure (206) configured to connect to a substrate, and a middle layer (204) provided between the first build-up layer structure and the second build-up layer structure, the middle layer including at least one semiconductor component (110) and a heat spreader (130). A first set of thermal vias (210) extend through the first build-up layer structure to the heat spreader, and a second set of thermal vias (2100 extend through the second build-up layer structure to the heat spreader, wherein at least a portion of the first set of thermal vias is in thermal contact with the heat-generating module.
Abstract:
A wiring circuit board and a method of producing the same are provided in which a desired pattern of wiring is provided at higher density while permitting no overflow from the grooves of an electroless plating catalyst containing solution and an electric conductor forming liquid such as silver ink. The pattern of electric conductor is deposited by applying the electric conductor forming liquid into the grooves provided in a substrate and distributing the same along the grooves with the action of capillarity. The method starts with patterning the grooves in the surface of the substrate (S1), applying the electric conductor forming liquid into the grooves (S2), and coating the surface of the substrate with a layer of repellent liquid which is lower in the affinity with the electric conductor forming liquid (S3). This is followed by cleaning at least the grooves (S4) and then filling the grooves with the electric conductor forming liquid once again (S5). The electric conductor forming liquid applied into the grooves is then distributed throughout the grooves by the action of capillarity. When silver ink is used, the pattern of electric conductor is produced by repeating an action of applying and drying a number of times. Alternatively, the patter of electric conductor can be produced by an electroless plating technique or a combination of an electroless plating technique and an electro-plating technique for separating an electrical conductive material form the electric conductor forming liquid.
Abstract:
An interconnect structure of an integrated circuit and manufacturing method therefor are provided, relating to an interconnect structure of flexible packaging. The interconnect structure includes a first and a second conductive pads. A plurality of tiny and conductive first pillars is respectively formed on the first and second pads. With different densities and thicknesses of the first and second pillars, a contact strength can be generated when the pillars interconnecting with each other, such that the pillars are connected closely. Furthermore, the interconnect structure can also be used to connect with fibers made of conductive materials. Moreover, the higher the density of the pillars, the stronger the contact strength. And, electronic substrates and active or passive electronic elements can be stuck on the other side of each pad. Therefore, the interconnect structure can maintain flexibility and have high reliability without being enhanced by any thermosetting polymer.
Abstract:
A bumped semiconductor device contact structure is disclosed including at least one non-planar contact pad having a plurality of projections extending therefrom for contacting at least one solder ball of a bumped integrated circuit (IC) device, such as a bumped die and a bumped packaged IC device. The projections are arranged to make electrical contact with the solder balls of a bumped IC device without substantially deforming the solder ball. Accordingly, reflow of solder balls to reform the solder balls is not necessary with the contact pad of the present invention. Such a contact pad may be provided on various testing equipment such as probes and the like and may be used for both temporary and permanent connections. Also disclosed is an improved method of forming the contact pads by etching and deposition.
Abstract:
A cable with conductive bumps is fabricated by forming a photoresist layer with multiple openings on a cable substrate, coating a conductive layer on the photoresist layer whereby the conductive layer in the openings forms the bumps at circuits on the cable substrate, and then removing the photoresist layer. When connecting the cable to a task object such as an LCD glass substrate or PCB, only a usual non-conductive paste is applied to join the cable and the task object, without use of expensive anisotropic-conductive paste or film.
Abstract:
A packaging method which makes possible firm connection of electronic components having bump areas and a wiring board having a pad electrode portion with secure electrical conduction is to be provided. To achieve this object, according to the packaging method which makes possible firm connection of electronic components having bump areas and a wiring board having a pad electrode portion with secure electrical conduction, the surface of the pad electrode portion of the wiring board has a roughened surface of 0.1 μm (Rzjis) or more, a layer of thermosetting adhesive resin in a semi-cured stage is provided over the roughened surface of the pad electrode portion, the bump areas of electronic components and the pad electrode portion of the wiring board are placed one over the other to be arranged opposite each other, and crimped under pressure and heating. The roughened surface of the pad electrode portion of the wiring board is obtained by etching the pad electrodes or otherwise.
Abstract:
A bumped semiconductor device contact structure is disclosed including at least one non-planar contact pad having a plurality of projections extending therefrom for contacting at least one solder ball of a bumped integrated circuit (IC) device, such as a bumped die and a bumped packaged IC device. The projections are arranged to make electrical contact with the solder balls of a bumped IC device without substantially deforming the solder ball. Accordingly, reflow of solder balls to reform the solder balls is not necessary with the contact pad of the present invention. Such a contact pad may be provided on various testing equipment such as probes and the like and may be used for both temporary and permanent connections. Also disclosed is an improved method of forming the contact pads by etching and deposition.