Method for obtaining metallurgical stability in integrated circu

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437200, 437201, 257737, 257766, 257780, 228 45, 228904, H01L 2144

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ABSTRACT:
A method for electrically connecting integrated circuit copper-gold ball bond that connect a bond wire (18) with a bond pad (14) forms a palladium layer (16) in the electrical connection between the bond wire (18) and the bond pad (14). The connection avoids excessive stresses that arise from intermetallic formations between the bond wire (18) and the bond pad (14).

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