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Encyclopedia > Die attachment

Die attachment is the step during the integrated circuit packaging phase of semiconductor device fabrication during which a die is mounted and fixed to the package.


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Die attach pad adapted to reduce delamination stress and method of using same - Patent 6169322 (9201 words)
A surface ("die attachment surface") of a die 101 is attached to a surface ("die attach pad attachment surface") of a die attach pad 102 with a die attach material 103.
The die attach stress increases as the distance from the center of the die increases, due to the differential CTE stress: in general, the die attach stress in any direction from the center of the die is at a maximum at the edge of the die, indicated by the numerals 202a and 202b in FIG.
The die attach sections 802a and 802b are positioned so that the centers of the die attach sections 802a and 802b lie on a major axis of the die attach pad 802 and are equidistant from a minor axis of the die attach pad 802.
Methods of die attachment for BOC and F/C surface mount - Patent 6691406 (4517 words)
One method of attaching a die to a substrate is to apply a paste to the die or the substrate and to dispose the die onto the substrate.
Die 42 is attached to substrate 44 by adhesive 48.
A plurality of conductive balls 50 are arranged in an array on the surface of the substrate opposite the die 42.
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