Abstract:
A semiconductor manufacturing method includes providing a carrier having a metallic layer, wherein the metallic layer comprises a plurality of base areas and a plurality of outer lateral areas; forming a first photoresist layer; forming a plurality of bearing portions; removing the first photoresist layer to reveal the bearing portions, each bearing portion comprises a bearing surface having a first area and a second area; forming a second photoresist layer for revealing the first areas of the bearing surfaces; forming a plurality of connection portions, wherein the first areas of the bearing surfaces are covered by the connection portions to make each connection portion connect with each bearing portion to form a snap bump; removing the outer lateral areas of the metallic layer to make the base areas form a plurality of under bump metallurgy layers.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package structure includes a first substrate, a second substrate and an encapsulant. The first substrate comprises a plurality of first bumps and a plurality of first solder layers. Each of the first solder layers is formed on each of the first bumps and comprises a cone-shaped slot having an inner surface. The second substrate comprises a plurality of second bumps and a plurality of second solder layers. Each of the second solder layers is formed on each of the second bumps and comprises an outer surface. Each of the second solder layers is a cone-shaped body. The second solder layer couples to the first solder layer and is accommodated within the first solder layer. The inner surface of the cone-shaped slot contacts with the outer surface of the second solder layer. The encapsulant is formed between the first substrate and the second substrate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package structure includes a first substrate, a second substrate and an encapsulant. The first substrate comprises a plurality of first bumps and a plurality of first solder layers. Each of the first solder layers is formed on each of the first bumps and comprises a cone-shaped slot having an inner surface. The second substrate comprises a plurality of second bumps and a plurality of second solder layers. Each of the second solder layers is formed on each of the second bumps and comprises an outer surface. Each of the second solder layers is a cone-shaped body. The second solder layer couples to the first solder layer and is accommodated within the first solder layer. The inner surface of the cone-shaped slot contacts with the outer surface of the second solder layer. The encapsulant is formed between the first substrate and the second substrate.
Abstract:
A semiconductor manufacturing method includes providing a substrate having a metallic layer that includes a first metal layer and a second metal layer, the first metal layer comprises plural base areas and plural first outer lateral areas, the second metal layer comprises plural second base areas and plural second outer lateral areas; forming a first photoresist layer; forming plural bearing portions; removing the first photoresist layer; forming a second photoresist layer; forming plural connection portions, each connection portion comprises a first connection layer and a second connection layer; removing the second photoresist layer to reveal the connection portions and the bearing portions; removing the first outer lateral areas; reflowing the second connection layers to form plural composite bumps; removing the second outer lateral areas to make the first base areas and the second base areas form plural under bump metallurgy layers.
Abstract:
A semiconductor laser device that has the effect of phonon-assisted light amplification and a method for manufacturing the same are proposed. A conductive layer is formed on a semiconductor silicon substrate. A current flow is used to accomplish electro-luminescence of silicon. A silicon dioxide nanometer particle layer is sandwiched between the conductive layer and the semiconductor silicon substrate to form a MOS junction for carrier confinement. The phonon-assisted light emission mechanism can thus be strengthened to enhance the electro-luminescence efficiency of silicon so as to accomplish the lasing effect.