Method of bonding a semiconductor element to a substrate

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

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C438S113000, C438S612000, C438S613000

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06881612

ABSTRACT:
A conductive member is provided on each of electrodes of a semiconductor element. The conductive member is pressed into a shape having a height of approximately two-thirds of the original height to provide a bump. The semiconductor element is caused to face a substrate having an interconnecting pattern with an interposed adhesive containing an insulating filler. At least one of the semiconductor element and the substrate is pressed to electrically connect the bumps to the interconnecting pattern.

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