Abstract:
An electronic component having an electrode structure to increase an allowance positional deviation in a mounting process as well as a method and a structure for mounting a semiconductor device are provided. The semiconductor device (5) includes, on electrodes (4), connection materials (3, 9) connecting the semiconductor device (5) and a substrate (6). The connection materials include a composite connection material (9) formed of a core (1) and a conductor (2) covering the core, the core having an a low modulus of elasticity at room temperature smaller than that of the conductor at room temperature, and a single-layer connection material (3) formed of a conductor.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a semiconductor component in a chip format, comprising a chip with at least one first insulating layer (3) and electric contact surfaces (2) devoid of said insulating layer. Conductors (5) run from the electric contact surfaces (2) to the foot areas (10) of external connection elements (12) along the insulating layer (3). Another insulating layer (8) is also provided with through openings (9) leading from the outside to the foot areas (10) of the external connection elements (12). A conductive adhesive (11) is placed in said openings (9) and metallic globules (12) are placed at least on the outside thereon. The semiconductor element can also contain a solder paste instead of the conductive adhesive in the through openings (9), whereby the metallized synthetic globules are placed thereon. The invention also relates to a method for producing the semiconductor element thus described.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a solder member for external connection joined to a connection terminal formed on a surface of a printed wiring board corresponding to a conductor pattern and having an electroless Ni/Au plated layer, wherein the solder member is a ball-shaped solder containing finely powdered copper and has an excellent joint strength to the connection terminal.
Abstract:
High melting temperature Pb/Sn 95/5 solder balls (18) are connected to copper pads on the bottom of a ceramic chip carrier substrate (10) by low melting temperature eutectic Pb/Sn solder. The connection is made by quick reflow to prevent dissolving Pb into the eutectic solder and raising its melting temperature. Then the module is placed on a fiberglass-epoxy circuit board with the solder balls on eutectic Pb/Sn solder bumps on copper pads of the board. The structure is reflowed to simultaneously melt the solder on both sides of the balls to allow each ball to center between the carrier pad and circuit board pad to form a more symmetric joint. This process results in structure that are more reliable under high temperature cycling. Also, to further improve reliability, the balls are made as large as the I/O spacing allows without bridging beam on balls; the two pads are about the same size with more solder on the smaller pad; the pads are at least 75% of the ball diameter; and the eutectic joints are made as large as possible without bridging between pads. For reliability at even higher temperature cycles or larger substrate sizes columns are used instead of balls.
Abstract:
A connecting board is provided for disposition between a base plate such a LGA base plate and a mounting board such as a printed circuit board. The connecting board has a substrate having a plurality of through holes. Each through hole extends between opposite first and second surfaces of the substrate. An easily deformable soft metal body is mounted in each through hole in such a way as to have protruded portions protruding from the first and second surfaces of the substrate. The protruded portions of the soft metal body are different in protruding height. The connecting board are connected at the protruded portions to the base plate and the mounting board. The heights of the protruded portions are set depending upon the materials and the coefficients of thermal expansion of the LGA base plate, printed circuit board and connecting board. By making the protruding heights of the protruded portions different from each other, the distance between the LGA base plate and the connecting board and the distance between the connecting board and the printed circuit board are set desiredly.
Abstract:
A substrate is provided with vias communicating with surface contacts or bumps. Joining material paste is forced through holes in a screen onto an area array of the contacts on the substrate then the screen is biased against the substrate as the paste is heated and cooled to transfer the joining material onto the contacts. Alternately, joining material paste is forced into the screen and then a substrate is placed onto the screen with an area array of bump contacts of the substrate in contact with the solder paste, and then the paste is heated and cooled to transfer the material onto the bumps. The joining material may be a solder paste, conductive adhesive paste, or transient liquid bond paste. The substrate may be a semiconductor chip substrate, flexible or rigid organic substrate, or a metal substrate coated to form a dielectric surface. Also, the substrate may be a computer chip, chip carrier substrate or a circuit board substrate. The process may be used to produce flip chips, ball grid array modules, column grid array modules, circuit boards, and attachment structures of the preceding components including information handling systems.
Abstract:
L'invention concerne un dispositif de connexion comportant un élément en matériau conducteur (2) à mémoire de forme comportant au moins partiellement, dans des zones destinées à être en contact avec des éléments à connecter, une surface présentant une bonne mouillabilité sur un matériau de brasure à base de plomb et/ou d'étain. Applications : Connexion de circuits intégrés sous broche sur une plaque de circuits imprimés.