Packaging structure of a semiconductor device

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Combined with electrical contact or lead – Bump leads

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257778, 257786, 257797, H01L 2302

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053028546

ABSTRACT:
The present invention comprises the steps of electrically connecting at least one pair of bumps on a semiconductor device, bringing the bumps into contact with a surface of the packaging substrate and moving the semiconductor device relative to the packaging substrate while monitoring whether at least one pair of electrode terminals formed on the surface of the packaging substrate are electrically connected to each other, positioning the semiconductor device with respect to the packaging substrate at a position where the electrode terminals whose electrical connection is monitored are electrically connected to each other, and packaging the semiconductor electrode on the packaging substrate.

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