Semiconductor encapsulation method

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Bonding of plural semiconductor substrates – Thinning of semiconductor substrate

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438455, 438458, H01L 2130

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ABSTRACT:
An encapsulant (17) is applied to a semiconductor wafer (16). The bottom surface (28) of the wafer (16) is held substantially planar while curing the encapsulant (17). The bottom surface (28) is held against a substantially planar support plate (12) to facilitate holding the wafer (16) substantially planar. A polisher plate (18) is pressed against the encapsulant (17) to assist ensuring that the encapsulant has a substantially smooth surface and substantially uniform thickness.

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