Nec Corporation

Rieka Ohuchi

Yoshitsugu Funada

Takatoshi Suzuki

Toshiyasu Shimada

A semiconductor apparatus includes a mount pad formed on a substrate and a bump formed on a semiconductor device. A plurality of needle-like or branch-like protrusions is formed on at least one of the mount pad and the bump. The plurality of protrusions of one of the mount pad and the bump engages with the other. The plurality of protrusions protrudes in directions crossing each other, or protrudes to random directions.

Semiconductor apparatus and a semiconductor device mounting method

In a semiconductor device including a substrate which has a primary surface, a conduction wire formed on the primary surface, a semiconductor element which has a secondary surface, a projective electrode formed on the secondary surface, an insulative resin for adhesion which is applied between the primary surface and the secondary surface and which shrinks by hardening thereof, the substrate and the semiconductor element are adhered to each other by the hardening of the insulative resin with the projective electrode and the conduction wire corresponding with each other, so that an electrical connection between the projective electrode and the conduction wire is achieved and that a residual stress is generated in the insulative resin. The residual stress has a maximum value thereof around the projective electrode.

Semiconductor device with reliable connection between projective electrode and conductive wire of the substrate

This invention provides a resin film preferably used for mounting a semiconductor chip on a substrate through flip-chip connection, and a method based on the use of such a resin film. The resin film has a laminated B/A/B structure where a first resin layer (A) having inorganic particles dispersed in an insulating resin is sandwiched by second and third resin layers (B) having no inorganic particles in their insulating resins. The method for connecting electronic parts comprises the steps of forming metal projections (bumps) on a plurality of connection terminals prepared on the surface of a first electronic part; preliminarily pressing the resin film against a plurality of connection terminal surfaces of the other electronic part; applying pressure onto the connection parts in the presence of heat after having properly aligned the metal projections of the first electronic part with the corresponding connection terminals of the other electronic part, thereby establishing electric connection and at the same time mechanical contact between the two electronic parts through the resin film melt and solidifying.

Resin film and a method for connecting electronic parts by the use thereof

Semiconductor device with high reliability of connection between projective electrode of semiconductor element and conductive wire of substrate and method of manufacturing the same

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Rieka Ohuchi