Die attached process for SiC

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Packaging or treatment of packaged semiconductor

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438118, 438120, H01L 2158

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ABSTRACT:
A die attach procedure for SiC uses the scrubbing technique to bond a SiC die to a package. A first layer is formed on the SiC die. This first layer, preferably of nickel, bonds to the SiC die. A second layer, preferably amorphous silicon, is then formed on the first layer. The second layer bonds to the first layer, and forms a eutectic with the material, usually gold, plating the package when the SiC die is scrubbed onto the package.

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