Abstract:
A printed wiring board has a circuit substrate 6 having a conductor circuit 5 and a through hole 60, and also has a joining pin 1 inserted into the through hole. The joining pin is manufactured by using a material unmelted at a heating temperature in joining the joining pin to an opposite party pad 81. The joining pin is constructed by a joining head portion 11 greater than an opening diameter of the through hole and forming a joining portion to the opposite party pad, and a leg portion 12 having a size capable of inserting this leg portion into the through hole. The leg portion is inserted into the through hole and is joined to the through hole by a conductive material such as a soldering material 20, etc. A joining ball approximately having a spherical shape instead of the joining pin can be also joined to the through hole by the conductive material.
Abstract:
The junction strength between the external terminals and the wiring substrate of a semiconductor device is improved without creating a large size semiconductor device. In the outer periphery of the back surface of an interposer substrate 1Bi on which a semiconductor chip constructing a CSP type semiconductor device 1 is mounted, there are arranged a plurality of bump electrodes 1BB1 whose size in the direction intersecting the sides of the interposer substrate 1B1 is larger than that in the direction along the sides of the interposer substrate 1Bi.
Abstract:
An improved wear resistant bump contact is produced by the inclusion of small particles of hard materials in the conductive material of the contact bump, preferably by co-deposition at the time of electroplating of the bump bulk material. Desirable attributes of the small particles of hard material include small particle size, hardness greater than the hardness of the bulk material of the contact bump, compatibility with the plating conditions, and electrical conductivity. Nitride, borides, silicides, carbides are typical interstitial compounds suitable for use in satisfying these desirable attributes. In one preferred example, a nickel bulk material and silicon carbide particles are utilized. In one variation, the bump of metal-particle co-deposited material is coated by a thin cap layer of noble, non-oxidizing metal to prevent electrical erosion by arcing as contact is made and broken from the pad. Rhodium and ruthenium are suitable metals and can be electrodeposition over the composite bump structure.
Abstract:
To provide a contact structure of a lead in which a contract structure having a lead and a bump made of suitable metals, respectively, is formed easily and in which the bump and the lead are soundly connected together in terms of electricity and strength. A contact structure of a lead comprising a lead 12 formed by etching a conductive foil 11, a bump 5 formed by electric casting by means of plating, the bump 5 and the lead 12 being formed of different metals, respectively, the bump 5 being connected to a surface of the lead 12 through a conductive connecting material 10, the lead 12 being intimately contacted at a surface, on which the bump 5 is disposed, with a first main surface 15 of a holeless insulative sheet 8, a basal portion of the bump 5 being forcibly pierced into and extended all the way through the thickness of a material of the holeless insulative sheet 8 and a side surface of the basal portion of the bump 5 being fusion-adhered to an inner wall surface of the through-hole 17, and a distal portion of the bump 5 being projected from a second main surface 16 of the insulative sheet 8.
Abstract:
A method of producing a multilayer circuit board comprising a core substrate and a plurality of layers of wiring lines on both sides of the core substrate with an insulation layer being interposed therebetween; the layers of wiring lines on both sides being interconnected by conducting members provided on the inside walls of through holes going through the core substrate, and the interposed insulation layer. The method further comprising, wiring lines with an upper layer of wiring lines wherein the conducting member on the inside wall of the through hole and the via are formed in separate steps. The method can provide a multilayer circuit board which can advantageously be used to mount a chip or device thereon having an increased number of electrodes or terminals.
Abstract:
In a film carrier with a conductive circuit formed, an opening is formed in a particular position relative to where the conductive path is to be formed. The opening is a through-hole, filled with a conductive material to form a conductive path. The conductive circuit has a concave face, provided according to certain formulae. The film carrier can cope with a fine-pitched and highly dense mounting, while prohibiting pulling out of the conductive path by an external force. The film carrier does not suffer from fallout of the conductive path, and has increased electrical connection reliability.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for fabricating known good semiconductor dice are provided. The method includes the steps of: testing the gross functionality of dice contained on a semiconductor wafer; sawing the wafer to singulate a die; and then testing the die by assembly in a carrier having an interconnect adapted to establish electrical communication between the bond pads on the die and external test circuitry. The interconnect for the carrier can be formed using different contact technologies including: thick film contact members on a rigid substrate; self-limiting contact members on a silicon substrate; or microbump contact members with a textured surface. During assembly of the carrier, the die and interconnect are optically aligned and placed into contact with a predetermined contact force. This establishes an electrical connection between the contact members on the interconnect and the bond pads of the die. In the assembled carrier the die and interconnect are biased together by a force distribution mechanism that includes a bridge clamp, a pressure plate and a spring clip. Following testing of the die, the carrier is disassembled and the tested die is removed.
Abstract:
A method for forming an interconnect for semiconductor devices is provided. The interconnect includes raised contact structures covered with a conductive layer and having penetrating projections for penetrating contacts for the semiconductor devices. In an illustrative embodiment, the interconnect can be used to form a bi-substrate die. An interconnect substrate for the bi-substrate die includes control and logic circuitry and a memory substrate for the bi-substrate die includes a memory array. The interconnect can also be used to establish an electrical connection to microscopic contacts formed on a conventional die. In addition, the interconnect can be formed with three dimensional micro structures for contacting the microscopic contacts. Still further, the interconnect can be formed as wafer interconnect for electrically contacting dice contained on a wafer or for stacking multiple wafers.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a film carrier comprising an insulating layer having laid therein an electrically conductive circuit such that the circuit is not exposed on the surface thereof, wherein conductive passages from the conductive circuit to one surface of the insulating layer are formed in the insulating layer and via holes from said conductive circuit to the other surface of the insulating layer are formed and a semiconductor device prepared by mounting a semiconductor element on the insulating layer of the film carrier. The film carrier can sufficiently correspond to pitch-fining and high-density mounting of a semiconductor element wiring, can surely perform the connecting operation of inner lead bonding and outer lead bonding and gives the mounting area of as small as possible.
Abstract:
In semiconductor modules having a plurality of semiconductor devices mounted on a multilayer printed circuit boards as the processing speed increases, a short circuit current flowing through CMOS devices in the semiconductor devices during operation can cause noise because of ground inductance or power supply inductance. This noise can result in erroneous operations. To solve this problem, the power supply layer or grand layer that is connected to either the power supply terminal Vcc or the ground terminal Gnd of each semiconductor memory, which is located farther from the connection terminals, is arranged closer to the semiconductor memories with this arrangement, the short circuit current flowing through the semiconductor memories is more strongly magnetically coupled with the power supply layer or ground layer arranged close to them. Thus, it is possible to reduce the effective inductance. This, in turn, reduces noise, making it possible to provide a semiconductor module with an increased processing speed.