Abstract:
A method can be used for fixing a matrix-free electrophoretically deposited layer on a semiconductor chip. A semiconductor wafer has a carrier substrate-and at least one semiconductor chip. The at least one semiconductor chip has an active zone for generating electromagnetic radiation. At least one contact area is formed on a surface of the at least one semiconductor chip facing away from the carrier substrate. A material is electrophoretically deposited on the surface of the at least one semiconductor chip facing away from the carrier substrate in order to form the electrophoretically deposited layer. Deposition of the material on the at least one contact area is prevented. An inorganic matrix material is applied to at least one section of a surface of the semiconductor wafer facing away from the carrier substrate in order to fix the material on the at least one semiconductor chip.
Abstract:
A method of producing an electronic component includes providing a surface comprising a first region and a second region adjoining the first region, arranging a sacrificial layer above the first region of the surface, arranging a passivation layer above the sacrificial layer and the second region of the surface, creating an opening in the passivation layer above the first region of the surface, wherein the opening in the passivation layer is created with an opening area that is smaller than the first region, and removing the sacrificial layer and the portions of the passivation layer that are arranged above the first region.
Abstract:
A method of producing an electronic component includes providing a surface comprising a first region and a second region adjoining the first region, arranging a sacrificial layer above the first region of the surface, arranging a passivation layer above the sacrificial layer and the second region of the surface, creating an opening in the passivation layer above the first region of the surface, wherein the opening in the passivation layer is created with an opening area that is smaller than the first region, and removing the sacrificial layer and the portions of the passivation layer that are arranged above the first region.
Abstract:
A method can be used for fixing a matrix-free electrophoretically deposited layer on a semiconductor chip. A semiconductor wafer has a carrier substrate and at least one semiconductor chip. The at least one semiconductor chip has an active zone for generating electromagnetic radiation. At least one contact area is formed on a surface of the at least one semiconductor chip facing away from the carrier substrate. A material is electrophoretically deposited on the surface of the at least one semiconductor chip facing away from the carrier substrate in order to form the electrophoretically deposited layer. Deposition of the material on the at least one contact area is prevented. An inorganic matrix material is applied to at least one section of a surface of the semiconductor wafer facing away from the carrier substrate in order to fix the material on the at least one semiconductor chip.
Abstract:
The invention provides an optoelectronic semiconductor component and a method for producing an optoelectronic semiconductor component (10), comprising the following steps: A) arranging at least one semiconductor chip (2) on a carrier (1), B) applying an electrically insulating photoresist (3) to a top side (1a) of the carrier (1) and to the semiconductor chip (2), C) curing the photoresist (3) with a baking step, D) patterning the photoresist (3) by exposure, F) developing the photoresist (3), wherein the photoresist (3) is removed at least from a radiation penetration surface (2b) of the semiconductor chip (2), G) again curing the photoresist (3) with a baking step, and H) applying an electrically conductive contact layer (4) to the photoresist (3), wherein the electrically conductive contact layer (4) is in places at a distance (A) from a marginal surface (3a) of the photoresist (3) which faces towards the semiconductor chip (2), wherein the marginal surface (3a) facing towards the semiconductor chip (2) is exposed in places.