Abstract:
A semiconductor package includes a workpiece with a conductive trace and a chip with a conductive pillar. The chip is attached to the workpiece and a solder joint region is formed between the conductive pillar and the conductive trace. The silver (Ag) content in the solder layer is between 0.5 and 1.8 weight percent.
Abstract:
A method includes vacuum annealing on a substrate having at least one solder bump to reduce voids at an interface of the at least one solder bump. A die is mounted over the substrate.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a safety helmet inner lining adjustable for suitable wearing, consisting of: a covering body, which has an inner side surface that contacts a user's head and an outer side surface relative to the inner side surface; at least one interlayer pocket, which is disposed on the outer side surface of the covering body; and at least one cushiony pad, which is suitable for placement inside the interlayer pocket. A user is able to place the cushiony pads of suitable thickness into the interlayer pockets at preset positions according to the user's to head shape and dimensions. The inner lining is then put onto the head and a safety helmet put on top. The cushiony pads enable correcting the interspace between the user's head and the safety helmet, thereby allowing suitable and perfect fitting of the safety helmet that ensures safety of the wearer.
Abstract:
Processing defects arising during processing of a semiconductor wafer prior to back-grinding are reduced with systems and methods of sensor placement. One or more holes are bored into a chuck table for receiving semiconductor wafers, or a support table next to the chuck table. One or more sensors are disposed in the holes for monitoring parameters during a pre-back-grinding (PBG) process. A control box converts a set of signals received from the sensors. A computer-implemented process control tool receives the converted set of signals from the control box and determines whether the PBG process will continue.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package structure comprises a substrate, a die bonded to the substrate, and one or more stud bump structures connecting the die to the substrate, wherein each of the stud bump structures having a stud bump and a solder ball encapsulating the stud bump to enhance thermal dissipation and reduce high stress concentrations in the semiconductor package structure.