Method and structure for manufacturing improved yield semiconductor packaged devices
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorTongbi Jiang
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Abstract
A semiconductor package structure for a ball grid array type package using a plurality of pieces of adhesive elastomer film to attach a semiconductor die to a substrate having conductive traces in order to alleviate thermal mismatch stress between the semiconductor die and the printed circuit board to which the packaged device is soldered, while maintaining the reliability of the packaged device itself.
Claims15
A method for reducing thermal mismatch stress in a semiconductor device package for a semiconductor die having an integrated circuit and at least one electrically conductive bond pad, the method comprising adhering the semiconductor die to a die attach surface of an interposer by using a plurality of strips of adhesive film disposed therebetween, the strips having respective widths and extending across a portion of a width of the package, a sum of the respective widths of the strips being substantially less than the width of the package, the strips including a compliant carrier layer having a pair of opposing surfaces with a first adhesive layer disposed on a first surface of the opposing surfaces of the carrier layer to adhere the carrier layer to the die attach surface of the interposer, and a second adhesive layer disposed on a second surface of the opposing surfaces of the carrier layer to adhere the carrier layer to the die, the interposer having at least one conductive interconnect electrically coupled to the bond pad, and further having an external surface opposite of the die attach surface and to which an external terminal electrically coupled to the conductive interconnect is adjacent.
A method for packaging a semiconductor device, comprising:
- laminating a plurality of strips of compliant adhesive film to an interposer, the strips having respective widths extending across a portion of a width of the interposer, a sum of the widths of the strips being substantially less than the width of the interposer, the strips including a compliant carrier layer having a pair of opposing surfaces with a first adhesive layer disposed on a first surface of the opposing surfaces of the carrier layer to adhere the carrier layer to a die attach surface of the interposer, and a second adhesive layer disposed on a second surface of the opposing surfaces of the carrier layer, the interposer having at least one electrically conductive interconnect, and an external surface opposite of the die attach surface;
- attaching to the interposer the semiconductor die having a first surface on which an integrated circuit and at least one electrically conductive bond pad are fabricated;
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- bonding the at least one electrically conductive interconnect to the at least one electrically conductive bond pad.
A method for packaging a semiconductor device, comprising:
- laminating a plurality of strips of compliant adhesive film to a semiconductor die having a first surface on which an integrated circuit and at least one electrically conductive bond pad are fabricated, the strips having respective widths extending across a portion of a width of the first surface, a sum of the widths of the strips being substantially less than the width of the first surface, the strips including a compliant carrier layer having a pair of opposing surfaces with a first adhesive layer disposed on a first surface of the opposing surfaces of the carrier layer, and a second adhesive layer disposed on a second surface of the opposing surfaces of the carrier layer to adhere the carrier layer to the die;
- attaching to the semiconductor die an interposer having at least one electrically conductive interconnect, the interposer further having a die attach surface to which a semiconductor die is attached, and an external surface opposite of the die attach surface;
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- bonding the at least one electrically conductive interconnect to the at least one electrically conductive bond pad.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.