Etching a substrate: processes – Forming or treating electrical conductor article
Patent
1995-08-21
1997-01-07
Gorgos, Kathryn
Etching a substrate: processes
Forming or treating electrical conductor article
427124, 4271263, 427259, 427109, 20419232, 205122, 205221, 205222, 205223, 1566521, 216 23, 216 95, 216102, 216105, 359 88, 359 87, 437228, 437245, 437246, 437181, B05D 512, C23C 1400, C25D 502, H01L 21465
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active
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ABSTRACT:
One method for fabricating solderable pads (406) onto a substrate (220) for direct chip attachment uses a multilayer metallization coating (500). The coating has a bottom layer (202) of indium-tin oxide, with an intermediate layer (204) of copper and a top layer (206) of indium-tin oxide. A masking layer (208) is deposited on the active display area (402) of the substrate, leaving the bonding pads uncovered. The revealed bonding pads are then plasma etched, using the polyimide as an etch resist, and the top layer of ITO is selectively removed to reveal the underlying copper layer. The exposed copper layer (204) is then plated with a solderable metal to the desired thickness to form bonding pads that may be used with direct chip attachment schemes.
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Arledge John K.
Swirbel Thomas J.
Weisman Douglas H.
Dorinski Dale W.
Gorgos Kathryn
Motorola Inc.
Wong Edna
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