Process for the collective fabrication of microstructures consisting of superposed elements
AssigneesE2V Semiconductors, Tracit Technologies
InventorsPhilippe Rommeveaux, Bernard Aspar
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AssigneesE2V Semiconductors, Tracit Technologies
InventorsPhilippe Rommeveaux, Bernard Aspar
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The invention relates to the collective fabrication of superposed microstructures, such as an integrated circuit and a protective cover. Individual structures each comprising superposed first and second elements are fabricated collectively. The first elements (for example, integrated circuit chips) are prepared on a first plate and the second elements (for example, transparent covers) are prepared on a second plate. The plates are bonded to each other over the major portion of their facing surfaces, but with no bonding of the defined zones in which there is no adhesion. The individual structures are then diced via the top on the one hand and via the bottom on the other hand along different parallel dicing lines passing through the zones with no adhesion, so that, after dicing, the first elements retain surface portions (those lying between the parallel dicing lines) that are not covered by a second element. A connection pad may thus remain accessible at this point.
A process for the collective fabrication of structures having two superposed elements bonded together, starting from two plates a first plate including an array of first elements to which second elements belonging to the second plate have to be bonded, the first plate including electronic circuitry elements protected by an insulating protective layer, the process comprising the following steps:
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