Abstract:
A wiring board has a wiring member, a first reinforcing member and a second reinforcing member. The wiring member has wiring layers and insulating layers which are stacked, and the wiring layers include a first connecting electrode formed on a surface of the wiring member and a second connecting electrode formed on a back surface of the wiring member. A pin is formed on the second connecting electrode. The second reinforcing member is formed by a resin and serves to reinforce the wiring member. The first reinforcing member is formed on the whole back surface of the wiring member except for the pin provided on the second connecting electrode.
Abstract:
Apparatus and methods are provided for constructing balanced semiconductor chip package structures that minimize bowing, in-plane strain and/or other thermally induced mechanical strains that may arise during thermal cycling, to thus prevent structural damage to chip package structures.
Abstract:
A mounting structure of an electronic component includes: a bump electrode included in the electronic component, the bump electrode having an internal resin as a core and a conductive film covering a surface of the internal resin, and elastically deforming so as to follow a shape of at least one corner of a terminal so that the conductive film makes direct conductive contact with at least part of a top surface of the terminal and at least part of a surface along a thickness direction of the terminal; a substrate having the terminal and the electronic component that is mounted on the substrate; and a holding unit provided to the substrate and the electronic component so as to hold a state in which the bump electrode electrically deformed makes conductive contact with the terminal.
Abstract:
A process for semiconductor device production by which the reliability of connection with bumps can be easily heightened with higher certainty. The process for producing a semiconductor device comprising a substrate having bumps formed thereon, comprises covering the bumps with an adhesive film which has a modulus of elasticity (−55° C.) of from 100 MPa to 5 GPa and has a thickness corresponding to from 5 to 40% of the height of the bumps, and then disposing the adhesive film on the substrate so that the bumps pierce through the adhesive film and come to protrude therefrom.
Abstract:
A flip-chip package structure is disclosed, which comprises: a packaging substrate having an upper surface and a plurality of conductive pads formed on the upper surface; a semiconductor chip having an active surface and a plurality of electrode pads formed on the active surface; and a plurality of first solder bumps; wherein each first solder bump connects to an electrode pad and a conductive pad, and each first solder bump contains a solid grain.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device comprises a wiring substrate including a wiring pattern; a semiconductor chip installed on the wiring substrate, including a plurality of pads formed on a surface of the semiconductor chip, which opposes the wiring substrate; a first resin layer covering over a part of the wiring pattern within a region of overlapping the semiconductor chip; and a second resin layer installed between the semiconductor chip and the first resin layer. The pads are oppose to and coupled with a part of the wiring pattern exposed over the first resin layer; and the linear expansion coefficient of the wiring substrate is larger than that of the semiconductor chip, the elastic modulus of the wiring substrate is lower than that of the semiconductor chip and the linear expansion coefficient of the first resin layer is larger than that of the second resin layer. The elastic modulus of the first resin layer is lower than that of the second resin layer.
Abstract:
This invention relates to the thermosetting resin compositions useful for mounting onto a circuit board semiconductor devices, such as chip size or chip scale packages (“CSPs”), ball grid arrays (“BGAs”), land grid arrays (“LGAs”) and the like, each of which having a semiconductor chip, such as large scale integration (“LSI”), on a carrier substrate. Similarly, the compositions are useful for mounting onto circuit board semiconductor chips themselves. Reaction products of the compositions of this invention are controllably reworkable when subjected to appropriate conditions. And significantly, unlike many commercial rapid curing underfill sealants (“snap cure underfills”), the inventive compositions possess an exotherm under 300 J/g or demonstrate package stability at 55° C. for 7 days, and therefore do not require special packaging to be transported by air courier, or special approval from international transportation authorities, such as the U.S. Department of Transportation, to permit such air transport. The inventive compositions possess an exotherm under 300 J/g and/or demonstrate package stability at 55° C. for 7 days and therefore do not require special packaging to be transported by air courier, or special approval from international transportation authorities, such as the U.S. Department of Transportation, to permit such air transport.
Abstract:
On an application stage of resin are provided two (2) sets of dispensers 20 and 40. The one dispenser 20 supplies the resin directing to an upper side corner on a liquid crystal cell 1, while the other dispenser 40 directing to a lower side corner thereon. The dispenser 40 has a syringe 41 and a needle-like nozzle 42, and the needle-like nozzle 42 emits the resin, directing upward obliquely, onto the lower side corner. Thereby, the resin can be supplied between an edge portion of a lower substrate and a lower surface of a connecting board, but without turning over the panel for display, such as, a liquid crystal cell, etc.
Abstract:
In a gooseneck microphone in which a support pipe is capable of extending and contracting, and accordingly a microphone cord extension/contraction part is provided in an output module section, the microphone cord soldered part on a circuit board is prevented from being rubbed by the microphone cord extension/contraction part. The gooseneck microphone includes the support pipe that includes a telescopic pipe and supports a condenser microphone unit on the upper end side thereof, the output module section 30 that is connected to the lower end of the support pipe via a connector 23 at the upper end of a shield case incorporating the circuit board 32, and a microphone cord 40 one end of which is connected to the condenser microphone unit and the other end 40b of which is pulled out into the output module section 30 through the support pipe and a connector 23 and is soldered to the circuit board 32, and a cord extension/contraction part 41 that extends and contracts along with the extension and contraction of the support pipe is provided on the other end 40b side of the microphone cord in the output module section 30. In the gooseneck microphone, the circuit board 32 is provided with a covering member 50 for covering at least a soldered part S of the microphone cord 40.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device comprises a wiring substrate including a wiring pattern; a semiconductor chip installed on the wiring substrate, including a plurality of pads formed on a surface of the semiconductor chip, which opposes the wiring substrate; a first resin layer covering over a part of the wiring pattern within a region of overlapping the semiconductor chip; and a second resin layer installed between the semiconductor chip and the first resin layer. The pads are oppose to and coupled with a part of the wiring pattern exposed over the first resin layer; and the linear expansion coefficient of the wiring substrate is larger than that of the semiconductor chip, the elastic modulus of the wiring substrate is lower than that of the semiconductor chip and the linear expansion coefficient of the first resin layer is larger than that of the second resin layer. The elastic modulus of the first resin layer is lower than that of the second resin layer.