Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Matsushita Electronics Corporation

Yoshinobu Takeshita

Hiroaki Fujimoto

Kenzo Hatada

Kazuya Otani

Tomohiro Tamaki

Kenzou Hatada

Koji Hidaka

Kimiaki Takeda

Tsuguo Sakiyama

A depression jig, having a depression chip and a holder for holding the depression chip, is provided which depresses against a wiring substrate a semiconductor chip placed on the wiring substrate. The holder has portions defining penetrations vertically running through the holder. Optical fibers are inserted into the penetrations. A light ray radiates from the optical fiber. The light ray is incident upon the top surface of the depression chip, enters the depression chip, is reflected from a side surface of the depression chip onto the undersurface of the depression chip, and is emitted from the undersurface of the depression chip as an outgoing light ray. A photo-curing resin supplied between the semiconductor chip and the wiring substrate is irradiated with such an outgoing light ray, so that the photo-curing resin hardens.

Bonding apparatus

An apparatus for connecting a semiconductor device having multi-electrodes at small pitches to a wiring board in such a manner as to secure the alignment between the electrodes and the wiring patterns, the chips being secured to the wiring board with an insulating resin of a photo-setting nature. The apparatus eliminates the necessity of using heat or supersonic waves, thereby reducing equipment costs.

Apparatus for connecting semiconductor devices to wiring boards

A method for fabricating semiconductor devices comprising pressing first and second semiconductor devices against a transparent board at different times by means of first and second pressure tools that are separate from each other and move upward and downward independent of each other so that a difference in thickness between the devices and a deflection of the devices can be absorbed and a reliable electrical connection between the electrodes of the devices and the conductors of the board can be attained, which makes it possible to continuously achieve a highly dense assembly of semiconductor devices with a minute gap therebetween.

Method for attaching semiconductors to a transparent substrate using a

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Kagoshima, Japan

Yoshinobu Takeshita