Abstract:
A packaging method for a ball grid array (BGA) integrated circuit (IC) without utilizing a base plate as a supporting plate, and therefore reducing the thickness of the packaged BGA IC. In the method, a copper sheet is used as a supporting plate first. After resin is applied to coat a chip implanted on the copper sheet and connecting wires thereof has hardened, the hardened resin is sufficiently firm to support the IC, so the copper sheet can be etched. Accordingly, a base plate is not necessary.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a TF-BGA method for manufacturing a packaging substrate, and includes steps of forming a single-sided circuit on a copper plate by electroplating, removing a layer of photoresist and sequentially laminating a dielectric layer and a metal plate on the copper plate, etching the copper plate, selectively applying a layer of solder resist, defining a cavity opening by punching, routing or etching, attaching a heat sink, forming dam rings and protecting the laminate by mold compound, attaching a die and bonding gold wires and encapsulating the cavity opening by encapsulate and attaching solder balls. In particular, a metal plate substitutes for a BT resin material to achieve low packaging cost and increasing the heat dissipating efficiency. A transfer flat type ball grid array method is employed to achieve an effect of fine circuitry and each single substrate is processed and tested individually. After the defective substrate units have been removed, the substrate units proved to be good are arranged in a long strip form and the borders thereof are molded to link in a latitudinal extension shape. A problem of the conventional entire strip of substrate set becoming useless when part of the substrate units are defective can be eliminated.
Abstract:
A BGA packaging method for an IC includes steps of providing a first dry film to a copper plate, plating nickel-copper to form circuits on one side of the copper plate, providing a second dry film, selectively plating nickel-gold, removing the dry films, providing an insulating layer, providing a back plate, attaching a chip, wire bonding, encapsulating the chip and wires with plastic, etching copper, providing solder resist and attaching solder balls. By this method, a packaged IC with excellent electrical characteristics and heat dissipation can be obtained through a simple procedure.