Method of forming completely metallized via holes in semiconduct

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048082732

ABSTRACT:
A method is disclosed for forming completely metallized via holes in semiconductor wafers. Metal pads are formed on one face of a semiconductor wafer together with a conductive interconnecting network. An insulating layer is then deposited to cover this face of the wafer. Holes are etched in the opposite face of the wafer up to and exposing a portion of the metal pads. The via holes are then completely filled with metal by means of electroplating, using the metal pads as a cathode.

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