Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi Vlsi Engineering Corp.

Yoshiaki Emoto

Takashi Nakao

Kanji Otsuka

Ikuo Yoshida

Akiomi Kohno

Masaya Horino

Hideaki Kamohara

Takayuki Uda

Shigeo Kuroda

Hiroshi Akasaki

Kunizo Sahara

Tasuku Tanaka

Masayuki Iketani

Koichiro Sekiguchi

Shouichi Irie

A method of manufacturing a semiconductor integrated circuit device wherein a conductor film is formed on a front surface of a substrate by a lift-off technique; comprising forming a first resist film on that area of the substrate surface on which the conductor film is not formed, forming a second resist film on the whole substrate surface including the first resist film and a conductor film forming area of the substrate surface, providing a first opening for forming the conductor film in a conductor film forming area of the second resist film and also providing a second opening for forming a dummy conductor film in that area of the second resist film in which the conductor film is not formed, depositing the conductor film on the whole substrate surface including the substrate surface inside the first opening, the first resist film inside the second opening and the second resist film, and removing the second resist film and the first resist film respectively, so as to leave the conductor film inside the first opening and to remove the conductor film on the second resist film and the dummy conductor film on the first resist film.

Method of manufacturing semiconductor integrated circuit device

A technique for producing a chip mount type package or a TAB package with high reliability, without use of a flux which would cause environmental pollution or would hinder an enhancement of reliability, more particularly pertains to a method of irradiating bonding surfaces, for which a solder is used, and solder bump electrodes of a package with an atomic or ion energy beam, and bonding the bonding surfaces to each other under normal pressure (about 1 atm) in a continuous apparatus.

Method of bonding metals, and method and apparatus for producing

An invention relating to a technique for producing a chip mount type package or a TAB package with high reliability, without use of a flux which would cause environmental pollution or would hinder an enhancement of reliability, and more particularly pertaining to a method of irradiating bonding surfaces, for which a solder is used, and solder bump electrodes of a package with an atomic or ion energy beam and bonding the bonding surfaces to each other under normal pressure (about 1 atm) in a continuous apparatus.

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Higashiyamato, Japan

Yoshiaki Emoto