Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1990-06-01
1991-11-05
Hearn, Brian E.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437192, 437200, 437230, 148DIG26, H01L 21445
Patent
active
050631691
ABSTRACT:
Electrical connection to a device region (3,4) of a semiconductor device is formed by providing a semiconductor body (1) having adjacent one major surface (12) a device region (3,4) bounded by an insulating region (19a,19b,9), providing an activating layer (11) on the one major surface (12), applying a flowable material as a layer (13) of photosensitive resist, exposing and developing the resist to define an opening (14) over a contact area (12a) of the device region (3,4), and selectively plating electrically conductive material into the opening (14) to form a conductive pillar (15) in electrical contact with the contatct area (12a). The layer (13) of photosensitive resist is removed after formation of the conductive pillar (15) and a layer of insulating material is then provided to cover the conductive pillar (15) and the surface (12). The insulating layer is then etched to expose a top surface (15a) of the conductive pillar (15).
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De Bruin Leendert
van Laarhoven Josephus M. F. G.
Verhaar Robertus D. J.
Chaudhari C.
Hearn Brian E.
Spain Norman N.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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