Manufacturing method of wiring substrate

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Packaging or treatment of packaged semiconductor – Including adhesive bonding step

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C438S654000

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ABSTRACT:
After a first adhesive layer having high adhesion to a supporting base is locally formed, a second adhesive layer having low adhesion to the supporting base is formed all over the supporting base so as to cover the first adhesive layer. When a wiring structure is separated, a predetermined portion of the wiring structure where the first adhesive layer is formed is cut to thereby separate the integrated wiring structure and second adhesive layer from the first adhesive layer.

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