Provided in the present invention is a micro-bump
laser printing method for packaging a three-dimensional
integrated circuit. The method comprises: placing, on a chuck below a donor film, a chiplet on which micro-pads have been prepared; and using
pulsed laser to irradiate the donor film by means of aligning the
pulsed laser with the donor film, such that the donor film is partially molten and generates
metal droplets for spraying, and the
metal droplets are deposited on surfaces of the micro-pads, and are then cooled and solidified to form a
metal micro-bump array. In the present invention, the micro-bumps are prepared by means of
laser direct-writing printing without requiring a
mask, thereby realizing a simple process flow and a short period; micro-bump arrays having different sizes and position distributions are prepared by means of changing the sizes of
laser spots and the position at which the donor film is irradiated, thereby realizing high process flexibility; and micro-bumps having different components are prepared by means of replacing the material of the donor film, thereby realizing a wide material application range.