Structured copper strain buffer

Metal fusion bonding – Process – Critical work component – temperature – or pressure

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357 65, 357 67, 357 79, 357 81, 228193, 228243, H01L 2348, H01L 2946, H01L 2962

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ABSTRACT:
A structured copper strain buffer, which is thermally and electrically conductive is provided for use with semiconductor electronic devices. A thermo-compression diffusion bond is used to attach a metallic foil to a structured copper disk to form the strain buffer. The individual strands of copper within the strain buffer are capable of independent movement. The structured copper strain buffer provides a means of attachment to a semiconductor device without causing a stress to be generated at the attached surface of the device as the device expands and contracts with temperature changes.

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