International Business Machines Corporation

Bruce Lee Humphrey

Peter Alfred Gruber

William Thomas Motsiff

Carlos Juan Sambucetti

David Hirsch Danovitch

Daniel George Berger

Guy Paul Brouillette

Michael Liehr

A method of forming interconnects on an electronic device that can be bonded to another electronic device at a low processing temperature can be carried out by depositing a first interconnect material on the electronic device forming protrusions and then depositing a second interconnect material to at least partially cover the protrusions, wherein the second interconnect material has a lower flow temperature than the first interconnect material. The method is carried out by flowing a molten solder into a mold having microcavities to fill the cavities and then allowed to solidify. The mold is then aligned with a silicon wafer containing chips deposited with high melting temperatures solder bumps such that each microcavity of the mold is aligned with each high melting temperature solder bump on the chip. The aligned mold/wafer assembly is then passed through a reflow furnace to effect the transfer of the low melting temperature solder in the mold cavities onto the tip of the high melting temperature solder bumps on the wafer. A dual metallurgical composition bump is thereby formed by the two different solder alloys.

Method for making interconnect for low temperature chip attachment

Interconnect for low temperature chip attachment

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Bruce Lee Humphrey