A method for placing chips in grooves
A chip-in-groove technology, applied to semiconductor devices, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of different chip thicknesses, unfavorable wafer-level RDL interconnection process, and uneven placement, and achieve the effect of improving integration
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[0032] like Figure 1 to Figure 6 As shown, a chip placement method in a groove specifically includes the following steps:
[0033] 101) Groove making step: use photolithography and etching to make grooves on the surface of the fan-out embedded carrier 101, the grooves are rectangular, the side length ranges from 1um to 10000um, and the depth ranges from 10um to 1000um. The colloid 106 is poured into the groove by dispensing or coating process, the residual colloid 106 on the surface of the groove is removed by etching or grinding process, and only the colloid 106 in the groove is retained. Wherein, the material of the colloid 106 can be photoresist, epoxy resin, thermosetting glue, glass powder, inorganic material and so on.
[0034] 102) Chip embedding step: embed the cut chip 103 into the groove by FC process, and heat the bottom of the fan-out embedding carrier 101 to soften the glue 106 . The cover plate 102 is used to cover the side of the fan-out embedding carrier 101...
Embodiment 2
[0038] like Figure 7 , Figure 8 As shown, a chip placement method in a groove specifically includes the following steps:
[0039] 101) Groove making step: use photolithography and etching to make grooves on the surface of the fan-out embedded carrier 101, the grooves are rectangular, the side length ranges from 1um to 10000um, and the depth ranges from 10um to 1000um. The colloid 106 is poured into the groove by dispensing or coating process, the residual colloid 106 on the surface of the groove is removed by etching or grinding process, and only the colloid 106 in the groove is retained. Wherein, the material of the colloid 106 can be photoresist, epoxy resin, thermosetting glue, glass powder, inorganic material and so on.
[0040] 102) Chip embedding step: embed the cut chip 103 into the groove by FC process, and heat the bottom of the fan-out embedding carrier 101 to soften the glue 106 . The cover plate 102 is used to cover the side of the fan-out embedding carrier 10...
Embodiment 3
[0045] like Figure 9 to Figure 11 As shown, a chip placement method in a groove specifically includes the following steps:
[0046] 101) Groove making step: use photolithography and etching to make grooves on the surface of the fan-out embedded carrier 101, the grooves are rectangular, the side length ranges from 1um to 10000um, and the depth ranges from 10um to 1000um. The colloid 106 is poured into the groove by dispensing or coating process, the residual colloid 106 on the surface of the groove is removed by etching or grinding process, and only the colloid 106 in the groove is retained. Wherein, the material of the colloid 106 can be photoresist, epoxy resin, thermosetting glue, glass powder, inorganic material and so on.
[0047] 102) Chip embedding step: embed the cut chip 103 into the groove by FC process, and heat the bottom of the fan-out embedding carrier 101 to soften the glue 106 . The cover plate 102 is used to cover the side of the fan-out embedding carrier 10...
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