摘要:
A multichip module (incorporating a high density interconnect structure) has: a first portion containing a substrate with semiconductor chips therein, with each chip having contact pads; a second portion comprising a (HDI) structure interconnecting the chip pads; and a solvent-soluble release layer bonding the two portions together and allowing for easy removal of the HDI structure from the substrate of the module by immersion in an appropriate solvent for the release layer.
摘要:
Semiconductor device contact pads are enhanced by forming a metal plate over at least a portion of the contact pad. "Enhancement" includes repair such as by bridging a reinforcing pad area over probe damage, general reinforcement or enlargement of a contact pad, and placement of a protective buffer pad over a contact pad. These methods are applicable to any semiconductor device with contact pads on a surface thereof, such as entire wafers, individual dice, and multi-chip High Density Interconnect (HDI) modules. The pad enhancement plate is formed by applying a planarizing dielectric layer over the entire device (if not already formed in the initial stages of HDI processing), and an enhancement access via is then formed to expose a portion of the contact pad to be enhanced. The entire device is metallized, and metal not over the exposed portion of the contact pad is subsequently removed. Localized heating of the metal plate can be achieved by a laser to effectuate a selective pseudo-weld or produce sintering for a low resistance ohmic contact.
摘要:
A differentiable ablation approach to patterning dielectrics which are not of the same absorbance uses an absorbant dielectric at a specified laser wavelength over a non-absorbant dielectric at that wavelength. The absorbant dielectric may be laser-patterned and become an integral mask enabling plasma etching of the underlying non-absorbant dielectric. If the patterning of the absorbant dielectric involves vias, polymer ridges formed around via surfaces during laser patterning may be removed at the same time the underlying non-absorbant dielectric is etched using a transparent, oxygen plasma resistant mask. Alternatively, an inert mask may be used instead of the absorbant dielectric to allow plasma etching of the non-absorbant dielectric.