Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1995-05-19
1998-05-19
Picardat, Kevin
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437226, 437902, 148DIG135, H01L 21302
Patent
active
057535299
ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit chip has full trench dielectric isolation of each portion of the chip. Initially the chip substrate is of conventional thickness and has semiconductor devices formed in it. After etching trenches in the substrate and filling them with dielectric material, a heat sink cap is attached to the passivation layer on the substrate front side surface. The substrate backside surface is removed (by grinding or CMP) to expose the bottom portion of the trenches. This fully isolates each portion of the die and eliminates mechanical stresses at the trench bottoms. Thereafter drain or collector electrical contacts are provided on the substrate backside surface. In a flip chip version, frontside electrical contacts extend through the frontside passivation layer to the heat sink cap. In a surface mount version, vias are etched through the substrate, with surface mount posts formed on the vias, to contact the frontside electrical contacts and provide all electrical contacts on the substrate backside surface. The wafer is then scribed into die in both versions without need for further packaging.
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Chang Mike F.
Dun Jowei
Ho Yueh-Se
Hshieh Fwu-Iuan
Owyang King
Klivans Norman R.
Picardat Kevin
Siliconix incorporated
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