Process for forming front-back through contacts in micro-integra

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Coating with electrically or thermally conductive material – To form ohmic contact to semiconductive material

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438 53, 438666, 438667, H01K 310, H01L 2170

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061108251

ABSTRACT:
The process comprises the steps of: forming a through hole from the back of a semiconductor material body; forming a hole insulating layer of electrically isolating material laterally covering the walls of the through hole; forming a through contact region of conductive material laterally covering the hole insulating layer inside the hole and having at least one portion extending on top of the lower surface of the body; forming a protective layer covering the through contact region; and forming a connection structure extending on top of the upper surface of the body between and in electrical contact with the through contact region and the electronic component.

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Guldan et al., "Method for Producing Via-Connections in Semiconductor Wafers Using a Combination of Plasma and Chemical Etching," in IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, ED-30(10):1402-1403, 1983.
Linder et al., "Fabrication Technology for Wafer Through-Hole Interconnections and Three-Dimensional Stacks of Chips and Wafers," IEEE, pp. 349, 1994.

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