Method for forming solder bumps on a substrate using an electrod

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29846, 29884, 29885, 22818022, H05K 334

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053967020

ABSTRACT:
Solder bumps are electrodeposited onto a substrate with carefully controlled heights by forming patterned conductors on an substrate, depositing and patterning a layer of material, such as titanium that is easily oxidized, and electrodepositing the solder bumps. The solder does not deposit on the titanium. Solder bumps of uniform height are obtained because the titanium layer acts as part of the electrical circuit during electrodeposition.

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