Method to reduce UBM undercut

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Coating with electrically or thermally conductive material – To form ohmic contact to semiconductive material

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C257SE21508

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07456090

ABSTRACT:
A method of manufacturing a solder bump structure on a semiconductor device is provided. In one embodiment, a semiconductor substrate is provided having a bonding pad and a passivation layer formed thereabove, the passivation layer having an opening therein exposing a portion of the bonding pad. A first under bump metallization (UBM) layer is formed over the bonding pad and the passivation layer. A mask layer is placed over the first UBM layer, the mask layer having an opening therein exposing a portion of the first UBM layer. The mask layer is thereafter etched to create a recess at the edges between the first UBM layer and the mask layer. A second UBM layer is deposited in the opening of the mask layer, the second UBM layer filling the recess and a portion of the opening of the mask layer.

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