Array Formed From A Multiplicity Of Electric Integrated Circuits, and Method For Production Thereof
AssigneeMicro Systems Engineering GmbH
InventorsMichael Krenkel, Albert Brandl, Joerg Gossler
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AssigneeMicro Systems Engineering GmbH
InventorsMichael Krenkel, Albert Brandl, Joerg Gossler
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A method for producing an array formed from a multiplicity of electric integrated circuits, said array being intended for separation and having a conductive connection to a central contact path for bond monitoring, said method comprising the following steps: applying conductive tracks to the array, wherein the separation region is recessed from applying said tracks, and closing the conductive connection to the central contact path by applying individual conductive connection portions, which extend between two contact paths which enclose the separation region and are arranged adjacent thereto, formed from at least one material from the group comprising the elements gold, palladium, tantalum and nickel and also comprising the alloy containing predominantly at least one of the mentioned elements.
A method for producing an array formed from a multiplicity of electric integrated circuits, said array being intended for separation and having a conductive connection to a central contact path for bond monitoring, said method comprising the following steps:
An array formed from a multiplicity of electric integrated circuits, comprising a conductive connection, extending over all integrated circuits of the array, to a central contact path for bond monitoring, wherein a separation region is provided in each case between adjacent integrated circuits and a separation from the array is implemented along the separation region in order to separate the integrated circuits, wherein at least one conductive connection portion is provided and extends between two contact paths of the adjacent integrated circuits, which enclose the separation region, wherein the conductive connection portion is formed by inert material.
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