WO2002065541A2 - Presskontaktierung von mikrochips - Google Patents
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- WO2002065541A2 WO2002065541A2 PCT/EP2002/001511 EP0201511W WO02065541A2 WO 2002065541 A2 WO2002065541 A2 WO 2002065541A2 EP 0201511 W EP0201511 W EP 0201511W WO 02065541 A2 WO02065541 A2 WO 02065541A2
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to the field of contacting microchips.
- microchips Due to progressive developments, it is now possible to manufacture microchips with a very high packing density. In order to keep pace with this development, suitable contacting methods are required so that the increasing number of electrical connections on microchips can be securely connected to designated areas of a substrate.
- a known method is the wiring method, in which the connections are connected by means of thin metal wires.
- a disadvantage of this method is that separate mechanical and electrical connections are required.
- the wires represent an additional inductive component, which affects the switching speed of the circuit.
- TAB Tape Automated Bonding
- the front of the chip is attached to an intermediate carrier, for example a plastic film (tape) made of polyamide.
- Electrical connections on the chip also serve as a mechanical attachment, typically using bumps to make the mechanical and electrical connection to a conductive structure on the film.
- Bumps are small bumps that can take on various metallic compositions and shapes and are attached to the contact pads of the microchips and / or the contacting areas of the conductive structure.
- the attachment to the The actual substrate is then made by punching out the film and a further soldering process for the external connections.
- a third known method is the flip-chip method, in which a microchip is attached directly to a substrate with its front side.
- humps are used in this process to produce the mechanical and electrical connections between the contact areas of the microchip and the contacting areas of a conductor structure on the substrate, a soldering or thermocompression process again being able to be used.
- connection sections of a substrate and contact areas of a chip abut one another and are attached by means of a non-conductive adhesive.
- the adhesive is applied to a first surface of a substrate that has the conductive connecting sections.
- the non-conductive adhesive layer is activated so that the contact areas of the chip are electrically contacted with the connection portions of the substrate without using a metallic connection method such as soldering.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a method which makes it possible to contact a microchip in an advantageous manner.
- the present invention provides a method for contacting microchips with the following steps:
- a microchip is connected to a substrate by means of bumps which are attached to contact areas on a front side thereof.
- An adhesive is applied to one side of the substrate, which has a conductor structure, so that a liquid adhesive layer is formed.
- the microchip and the substrate are then adjusted in such a way that the bumps are each above predetermined locations on the conductor track.
- a press contact is made between the bumps and the respectively predetermined locations by exerting a pressure between the microchip and the substrate, depending on the degree of hardness of the materials used for the bumps and the conductor track Substrate can be used, a plastic deformation of the bumps, a plastic deformation of the conductor track at the predetermined location or a plastic deformation of the bumps and the conductor track at the predetermined location can result.
- the adhesive is then cured, whereby the cured adhesive maintains the contacts generated.
- Figure 1 shows two types of humps that can be used in a press contact.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic illustration of a microchip and a substrate before a press contact
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic illustration of the microchip and substrate from FIG. 2 after press contacting, in which a bump is plastically deformed
- Fig. 4 is a schematic representation of the microchip and substrate of Fig. 2 after a press contact, in which a conductor track is plastically deformed.
- solder ball 1 shows two types of bumps that can be used in press contacting microchips according to the present invention.
- An essential feature of bumps is the shape of the solder surface. While the solder ball 1 has a round shape, a solder meniscus 4, which is shown in FIG. 1 as a second example of a bump is shown, a flat, dome-like solder surface profile.
- Bump solder materials may have different alloys for desired physical and chemical properties for an application.
- an alloy made of PbSn 37/63 represents a soft solder material
- an alloy made of AuSn 80/20 corresponds to a hard solder material.
- other material properties that are important in practice include a melting temperature, electrical conductivity and mechanical adhesion anchoring.
- the microchip 2 shows the microchip 2, which has two bumps 4 in the form of solder menisci on its active side at contact areas.
- the active side of the microchip 2, on which the bumps 4 are attached faces one side of a substrate 5, on which two conductor tracks 6 are applied.
- the conductor tracks 6 of the substrate 5 can consist of different materials. Materials such as Ag, Ag / Pd, Cu, Ni / Au, Al, Cu / Ni / Au are typically used.
- a common method for producing the conductor tracks 6 is an adhesive technique in which an adhesive, such as, for example, a silver conductive adhesive, carbon or the like, is used to secure the conductor tracks 6 on the substrate 5.
- the conductor tracks 6 can be formed by a conventional thick-film process.
- an electrically non-conductive adhesive or another suitable adhesive is applied to the side of the substrate 5 which has the conductor track 6.
- the non-conductive electrical adhesive is applied, for example, by means of a distribution process (dispensing process) or a printing process.
- a drop of glue is applied to the adhesive generated for example by a needle or a capillary.
- the droplets settle on the adhesive surface to form a liquid layer of the adhesive.
- the adhesive is applied directly to the substrate 5 or the microchip 2 by means of known printing processes, a liquid layer of the adhesive likewise being formed.
- the side on which the adhesive was applied has a liquid layer of the adhesive.
- the microchip 2 is then aligned by means of a suitable adjustment device with respect to the substrate 5 such that the bumps 4 are each located above predetermined locations on the conductor track 6 of the substrate 5, at which the electrical contact with the bump 4 is to take place. After the adjustment, the microchip 2 and the substrate 5 are approximated so that the bumps 4 contact the intended locations on the conductor track 6. The pressure exerted thereby causes the bump 4 and / or the intended location on the conductor track 6 of the substrate 5 to deform and adapt depending on the material properties of the solder and the conductor track 6 of the substrate 5.
- a hard solder such as AgSn 80/20, with a soft conductor material causes the bumps 4 to penetrate into the conductor path, as a result of which the surface of the conductor path 6 deforms locally at the predetermined locations and adapts to the surface of the bump.
- solder material such as PbSn 37/63 with a hard conductor track material, causes the solder surface to be deformed and to adapt to the structures of the conductor track 6.
- the plastic deformation results in a micro-roughness adaptation of the interfaces, which on the one hand guarantees good mechanical anchoring of the bumps 4 and on the other hand good electrical conduction.
- the heat generated during the printing process also supports the deformation and adaptation process of the solder material or the conductor material, whereby the microroughness adaptation is further improved.
- the metallic solid-state contact produced in this way forms an electrical connection between the bump 4 and the predetermined location on the conductor track 6 of the substrate 5.
- the adhesive After press contacting, the adhesive is cured to maintain contact.
- the contact is primarily of a physical nature, although local chemical bonds are also possible.
- the adhesive is cured with the addition of heat.
- the heat can be, for example, by a thermode (ie a pin with a resistance heating wire) that is pressed onto the back of the chip, or a laser beam that is coupled to the chip, or by other suitable methods that generate heat without the microchip 2 destroy.
- FIG. 3 An example of a plastic deformation of a bump 4 is shown in FIG. 3 and an example with a predominantly plastic deformation of a conductor track 6 is shown in FIG. 4.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of a press contact, in which the bumps 4 on the microchip have a soft solder material, such as PbSn 37/63, while the conductor tracks 6 of the substrate 5 are formed with a hard material are.
- the arrangement shown in FIG. 3 corresponds to the arrangement before a press contact of FIG. 2.
- the bumps 4 which have a soft solder material, deform in such a way that they have a different solder shape after a press contact than before the contact.
- the plastic deformation of the bumps 4 causes the dome-shaped solder surface of the bumps 4 to be pressed in by the pressure contact with the surface of the conductor tracks 6, the latter adapting to the surface of the conductor tracks 6.
- the soft solder material spatially fills the micro-roughness of the conductor track surface, so that there are essentially no spatial gaps along the contact surface. This microroughness adjustment leads to a good mechanical and electrical connection of the bumps 4 to the conductor tracks 6.
- the resulting connection between the bumps 4 and the conductor tracks 6 is also embedded in the non-conductive adhesive 7, whereby the adhesive 7 maintains the connection between the microchip 2 and the substrate 5 after curing. Furthermore, the cured adhesive 7 provides electrical insulation and mechanical protection for the connection.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of a press contact with a hard solder material of the bumps 4 and a soft conductor material of the conductor tracks 6.
- the arrangement shown in FIG. 4 like the example in FIG. 3, represents an arrangement that is shown in FIG 2 corresponds to the arrangement shown before contacting.
- the conductor track 6 experiences plastic deformation in the contacting areas.
- the bumps 4 essentially retain their original shape and penetrate with their dome-shaped surface in a connection area of the conductor track 6 the deforming conductor track 6, which essentially adapts to the shape of the bumps 4.
- the micro-roughnesses of the surface of the conductor tracks 6 adapt in the region of a contact to the surface of the bumps 4, so that there are essentially no spatial gaps on the contact surface after the press contacting.
- the adhesive 7 in turn encloses the space between the microchip 2 and the substrate 4 and embeds the resulting contact connection. Furthermore, the adhesive 7 also maintains the connection in this case after curing and represents electrical insulation and mechanical protection.
- an adhesive 7 has been applied only to one side of the substrate
- the adhesive 7 can be applied to the side of the microchip 2, or the adhesive 7 can be applied to one side of the substrate as well be applied to one side of the microchip 2.
- thermosetting pasty adhesives foils and laminates.
- the curing is generally carried out by suitable curing methods, such as, for example, the heat treatment of the adhesive.
- Heat supply by a thermode, a laser treatment or an oven can be considered. claims
- step of providing a substrate (5) comprises providing a substrate (5) with a metallic conductor track (6).
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Priority Applications (2)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| EP02702354A EP1360715A2 (de) | 2001-02-13 | 2002-02-13 | Presskontaktierung von mikrochips |
| US10/468,054 US20040135265A1 (en) | 2001-02-13 | 2002-02-13 | Contacting microchips by means of pressure |
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| DE10106488.8 | 2001-02-13 | ||
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| DE10120029A DE10120029A1 (de) | 2001-02-13 | 2001-04-24 | Presskontaktierung von Mikrochips |
| DE10120029.3 | 2001-04-24 |
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| WO2002065541A2 true WO2002065541A2 (de) | 2002-08-22 |
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| US6107118A (en) | 1995-08-10 | 2000-08-22 | Elke Zakel | Chip-contacting method requiring no contact bumps, and electronic circuit produced in this way |
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| US5128746A (en) | 1990-09-27 | 1992-07-07 | Motorola, Inc. | Adhesive and encapsulant material with fluxing properties |
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| EP1360715A2 (de) | 2003-11-12 |
| WO2002065541A3 (de) | 2003-03-20 |
| US20040135265A1 (en) | 2004-07-15 |
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