Methods for forming high density multi-chip carriers

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430311, 437195, 437189, 428137, 428209, H01L 21283, H01L 21312

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ABSTRACT:
A method for fabricating high density multi-chip carriers for integrated circuits includes the steps of forming a circuit pattern on a substrate, depositing a composite metal layer and a photoresist layer over the circuit pattern, forming apertures in the photoresist layer, forming solid metal vias in the apertures and, then, removing the photoresist layer. After removal of the first photoresist layer, a second photoresist layer is deposited over the solid vias and the circuit pattern. With the second photoresist layer in place, unprotected portions of the composite layer are etched away. Then, the second photoresist layer is stripped away. Next, a layer of photosensitive dielectric material is formed over the structure and, finally, sufficient portions of the photosensitive dielectric material are removed to expose the top surfaces of the solid vias.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5035939 (1991-07-01), Conlon et al.
patent: 5055425 (1991-10-01), Leibovitz

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