Electroless plating of portions of semiconductor devices and the

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Metal coating

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427125, C23C 2600

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ABSTRACT:
A method for electrolessly plating portions of semiconductor devices and the like comprises the steps of providing a first metal having a higher electromotive series than a coating metal, galvanically coupling a second metal to the first metal wherein a portion of the first metal remains exposed and then subjecting the second metal and the exposed portion of the first metal to an electroless coating metal plating solution. The method employs no masks and is ideal for plating small areas such as single ball bonds and limited numbers of ball bonds on a single semiconductor chip.

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