Method of mounting LED chip
AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorYouji Urano
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Abstract
A method of mounting an LED chip, which is intended to suppress void-generation inside an eutectic bonding without use of flux. This method includes a step of eutectically bonding a first metal layer (e.g., AuSn layer) on a rear surface of the LED chip, with a metal ground layer on a dielectric substrate (mounting member). This method includes a step of providing a second metal layer having the same metal component as the first metal layer, to the top surface of the metal ground layer on a dielectric substrate; and subsequently connecting the LED chip and the dielectric substrate by way of eutectically bond while the dielectric substrate is heated at its bottom surface remote from the metal ground layer to melt the second metal layer by heat source (heater or the like).
Claims2
A method of mounting an LED chip to a dielectric substrate by way of a metallic bond, said method comprising steps of:
- forming, as a first step, a metal ground layer on a top surface of said dielectric substrate;
- forming, as a second step, a first metal layer of an eutectic alloy on a bottom surface of said LED chip;
- providing, as a third step, a second metal layer contacting the top surface of said metal ground layer, said second metal layer being an eutectic alloy of the same metal components as said first metal layer;
- heating, as a fourth step, said dielectric substrate at its bottom surface remote from said metal ground layer to melt said second metal layer;
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- bonding, as a fifth step, said first metal layer with said second metal layer, wherein
- the fourth step is performed after the first through third steps and before the fifth step, and
- said first metal layer has a metal composition ratio different from that of said second metal layer and a melting point lower than that of said second metal layer.
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