Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Packaging or treatment of packaged semiconductor – Insulative housing or support
Patent
1998-12-23
2000-08-15
Bowers, Charles
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Packaging or treatment of packaged semiconductor
Insulative housing or support
438112, 257687, H01L 2144, H01L 2148, H01L 2150, H01L 2322, H01L 2324
Patent
active
061035548
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor chip packaging method includes the provision of individual elastomer chip carriers cut from an elastomer sheet having a uniform thickness and smooth, parallel surfaces. The elastomer sheet is mounted on an adhesive tape held by a fixing member, such as a support ring, and is then divided into individual carriers. The carrier is attached to a circuit interposer, and a semiconductor chip is attached to the carrier. Circuit leads of the interposer are bonded to connection pads on the chip. The beam lead bonding area is then encapsulated, and conductive bumps are formed on the underside of the package to serve as input/output terminals for the packaged device. Using this method, an number of devices can be packaged simultaneously on a flexible sheet and then separated into individual devices by cutting the sheet between the devices.
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Kim Byung Man
Lee Youn Soo
Son Dae Woo
Berezny Nema
Bowers Charles
Samsung Electronics Co,. Ltd.
Singh Tejinder
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