Bonding pad in semiconductor device

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Combined with electrical contact or lead – Configuration or pattern of bonds

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257784, 257781, H01L 2329, H01L 2331, H01L 2702

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058048839

ABSTRACT:
A bonding pad in a semiconductor device having at least one slit is provided. In the semiconductor device including a passivation layer covering the bonding pad and metal wiring, at least one slit is formed on the bonding pad for electrically connecting the metal wiring to external leads of the semiconductor device. The slit formed in the bonding pad may be filled with a molding compound to buffer the stresses caused by a wire-bonding process. Hence, stress-induced corrosion may be reduced and PCT reliability may be enhanced.

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