Method of making transducer chips with grooves on the wafer for

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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1566591, 1566621, 437226, 148DIG28, H01L 2100

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056931816

ABSTRACT:
A wafer and a method of making a wafer containing a plurality of severable transducer chips includes a wafer; a plurality of transducer chips formed on the wafer; and a grid of longitudinal and latitudinal grooves in the wafer for separating the chips from each other and enabling them to be easily, individually severed from the wafer, as well as a transducer chip and a method of making it, having integral raised contacts adapted for a flip chip or beam lead interconnection, with a transducer formed on the chip; and a plurality of raised contacts integrally formed with the chip and electrically interconnected with the transducer.

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