Abstract:
A flip-chip packaging process is disclosed. The present invention is featured in forming a copper pillar on a wafer, forming a solder on a substrate; and enabling the solder to substantially cover the entire externally-exposed surface of the copper pillar, thereby connecting the copper pillar to the substrate. The copper pillar of the present invention can be such as a prism or a cylinder.
Abstract:
Some embodiments of the present invention relate to an electronic assembly that includes a substrate and a die. The electronic assembly further includes an alignment bump on one of the die and the substrate and a group of mating bumps on the other of the die and the substrate. The group of mating bumps is positioned such that if the alignment bump engages each of the mating bumps, the die is appropriately positioned relative to the substrate at that location where the alignment bump engages the group of mating bumps. In some embodiments, the alignment bump extends from the substrate while in other embodiments the alignment bump extends from the die. The alignment bump on the substrate (or die) may be part of a plurality of alignment bumps such that each alignment bump engages a different group of mating bumps on the die (or substrate).
Abstract:
An electronic component-mounted structure includes an electronic component having a bump electrode, the bump electrode including a projection made of a first resin and a conductive film covering at least a top of the projection; a substrate having a connecting terminal; and a second resin filling the space between the electronic component and the substrate, wherein the bump electrode abuts against the connecting terminal, and wherein the relationship T0
Abstract:
A circuit board includes a substrate, an insulating layer, at least one protrusion, and a first circuit layer. The insulating layer is disposed on the substrate and has at least one protrusion-positioning region. At least a part of the protrusion is disposed on the protrusion-positioning region. The first circuit layer is disposed on the insulating layer and has at least one trace line extending onto the protrusion.
Abstract:
A method of preparing substrates, including the steps of depositing metal particulates into a pillar form at a prescribed position of a substrate (1) by the use of a fine inkjet method, and then sintering the resultant to form a metal pillar (2).
Abstract:
Some embodiments of the present invention relate to an electronic assembly that includes a substrate and a die. The electronic assembly further includes an alignment bump on one of the die and the substrate and a group of mating bumps on the other of the die and the substrate. The group of mating bumps is positioned such that if the alignment bump engages each of the mating bumps, the die is appropriately positioned relative to the substrate at that location where the alignment bump engages the group of mating bumps. In some embodiments, the alignment bump extends from the substrate while in other embodiments the alignment bump extends from the die. The alignment bump on the substrate (or die) may be part of a plurality of alignment bumps such that each alignment bump engages a different group of mating bumps on the die (or substrate).
Abstract:
A conductive bump structure of a circuit board and a method for forming the same are proposed. A conductive layer is formed on an insulating layer on the surface of the circuit board. A first resist layer is formed on the conductive layer and a plurality of first openings is formed in the first resist layer to expose the conductive layer. Then, a patterned trace layer is electroplated in the first openings and a second resist layer is covered on the circuit board with the patterned trace layer. Second openings are formed in the second resist layer to expose part of the trace layer to be used as electrical connecting pads. Thereafter, metal bumps are electroplated in the second openings and the surface of the circuit board is covered with a solder mask. A thinning process is applied to the solder mask to expose the top surface of the metal bumps. Afterwards, an adhesive layer is formed on the surface of the metal bumps exposing out of the solder mask.
Abstract:
A groove and a recess are formed on one surface of a base material, the recess being communicated with the groove and having a width and a length longer than a width of the groove. After that, liquid droplets are landed on the recess to charge a liquid into the groove communicated with the recess. Further, the liquid charged into the groove is solidified. Accordingly, the liquid can be charged into the groove having the narrow width, by merely landing the liquid droplets on the recess having a large areal size. Therefore, a fine pattern can be easily formed on the base material.
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:
An electronic circuit can be produced by placing an electrically conductive compressible circuit bump on a circuit electrode of a mounting surface of first and second circuit devices, such as an integrated circuit and a base substrate. One or more auxiliary bumps can also be placed on one or both of the mounting surfaces of the circuit devices. During mounting, the first circuit device can be positioned over the second circuit device with the circuit bumps connecting circuit contacts on the two mounting surfaces. Pressure can be applied so that the circuit bumps and the auxiliary bumps are compressed between the chip and the base device sufficiently for adhering at least the circuit bumps to the circuit contacts.