Patent application number | Description | Published |
20090087951 | Method of manufacturing wafer level package - A method of manufacturing a wafer level package is disclosed. The method may include stacking an insulation layer over a wafer substrate; processing a via hole in the insulation layer; forming a seed layer over the insulation layer; forming a plating resist, which is in a corresponding relationship with a redistribution pattern, over the seed layer; forming the redistribution pattern, which includes a terminal for external contact, by electroplating; and coupling a conductive ball to the terminal. As multiple redistribution layers can be formed using inexpensive PCB processes, the manufacturing costs can be reduced, and the stability and efficiency of the process can be increased. | 04-02-2009 |
20090253259 | Solder ball attachment jig and method for manufacturing semiconductor device using the same - Disclosed are a solder attachment jig and a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device using the same. The solder ball attachment jig, which arranges a solder ball to be aligned with a conductive post of a semiconductor wafer, can include a body and a receiving hole, which is formed on the body to hold the solder ball. Internal walls of the receiving hole that face each other are symmetrically inclined. Using the solder ball attachment jig in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the alignment of the solder ball can be improved while reducing the cost and simplifying the processes. | 10-08-2009 |
20090309216 | WAFER LEVEL PACKAGE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - A wafer level package and a manufacturing method thereof capable of reducing stress between an under bump metal and a bump. The wafer level package includes a substrate provided with a plurality of chip pads on a top surface; a first passivation layer to expose the chip pads; vias connected to the chip pads by passing through the first passivation layer; a metal wiring layer formed on the first passivation layer and connected to the vias; an under bump metal formed on the first passivation layer to be connected to the metal wiring layer and having a buffer pattern separated through a trench on a center; a second passivation layer formed on the first passivation layer to expose the under bump metal; a first bump formed on the buffer pattern; and a second bump filling the trench and formed on the first bump and the under bump metal. | 12-17-2009 |
20100117218 | Stacked wafer level package and method of manufacturing the same - The present invention relates to a stacked wafer level package and a method of manufacturing the same. The stacked wafer level package in accordance with the present invention can improve a misalignment problem generated in a stacking process by performing a semiconductor chip mounting process, a rearrangement wiring layer forming process, the stacking process and so on after previously bonding internal connection means for interconnection between stacked electronic components to a conductive layer for forming a rearrangement wiring layer, thereby improving reliability and yield and reducing manufacturing cost. | 05-13-2010 |
20100144152 | Method of manufacturing semiconductor package - The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor package capable of simplifying a process and remarkably reducing a production cost by including the steps of: preparing a different bonded panel including at least one metal layer; forming a pad unit electrically connected to the metal layer; mounting a semiconductor chip over the different bonded panel to be electrically connected to the pad unit; sealing the semiconductor chip; forming a rearrangement wiring layer by etching the metal layer; and forming an external connection unit electrically connected to the rearrangement wiring layer. | 06-10-2010 |
20100149770 | Semiconductor stack package - The present invention relates to a semiconductor stack package including: a printed circuit board; a first semiconductor chip mounted on the printed circuit board; a second semiconductor chip mounted on the printed circuit board in parallel with the first semiconductor chip; a first rearrangement wiring layer positioned on the first semiconductor chip; a second rearrangement wiring layer which constitutes one circuit together with the first rearrangement wiring layer and is positioned on the second semiconductor chip; and a third semiconductor chip which is electrically connected to the first and second rearrangement wiring layers and of which both ends are separately positioned on the first and second semiconductor chips. | 06-17-2010 |
20100159646 | Method of manufacturing wafer level package - The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a wafer level package including the steps of: preparing a substrate wafer including a plurality of pads formed on a bottom surface, a plurality of chips positioned on a top surface, and dicing lines for dividing the chips; forming external connection units on the pads; coating resin on the dicing lines by positioning masks on the substrate wafer to expose only the dicing lines; removing the masks; encapsulating the chips positioned between the resin by coating the chips with encapsulant; removing the resin coated on the dicing lines; and cutting a wafer level package along the dicing lines exposed by removing the resin into units. | 06-24-2010 |
20110201156 | Method of manufacturing wafer level package including coating resin over the dicing lines - A method of manufacturing a wafer level package including: preparing a substrate wafer including a plurality of pads formed on a bottom surface, a plurality of chips positioned on a top surface, and dicing lines for dividing the chips; forming external connection units on the pads; coating resin on the dicing lines by positioning masks on the substrate wafer to expose only the dicing lines; removing the masks; encapsulating the chips positioned between the resin by coating the chips with encapsulant and cutting a wafer level package along the dicing lines coated with the resin into units. | 08-18-2011 |