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Flip chip mounting technique

US6410415B1 · kind B1 · utility

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Filing dateNov 28, 2000
Grant dateJun 25, 2002
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Expiry dateNov 28, 2020

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  • Technology area (CPC H)Electricity
  • CPC primaryH01L2924/14
  • WIPO fieldSemiconductors
  • WIPO sectorElectrical engineering

Abstract

The invention provides processes for bonding a flip chip to a substrate in a manner that maximizes reliability of the bonding operation. Electrically conductive polymer bumps are formed on bond pads of a flip chip and the flip chip polymer bumps are at least partially hardened. Electrically conductive polymer bumps are formed on bond pads of a substrate, and a layer of electrically insulating adhesive paste is then applied on the substrate, covering the substrate polymer bumps with the adhesive. The bond pads of the flip chip are then aligned with the bond pads of the substrate and the at least partially hardened flip chip polymer bumps are then pushed through the substrate adhesive and at least partially into the substrate polymer bumps. In a further method, electrically conductive polymer bumps are formed on bond pads of a flip chip and the flip chip polymer bumps are at least partially hardened. A layer of electrically insulating adhesive paste is formed on a substrate having bond pads, covering the bond pads with the adhesive. The bond pads of the flip chip are aligned with the bond pads of the substrate, and then the at least partially hardened flip chip polymer bumps are push…

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