Method of making an ion-implanted bonding connection of a semico

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ABSTRACT:
A method for forming a bonding connection in a semiconductor integrated cirucit device includes a step of ion implanting a bonding pad of aluminum with silicon atoms before bonding a bonding wire to the bonding pad. The silicon atoms are introduced into the bonding pad only at its surface and its vicinity, so that the bonding pad is provided with an enhanced humidity-resistant characteristic while maintaining the overall electrical resistance of an interconnection system at a low level.

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