US20010051421A1 - Method of manufacturing a semiconductor device - Google Patents
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- the present invention is related to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, and in particular, to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device provided with bump electrodes (protruded electrodes) to be mounted on a wafer level chip size package (W-CSP), a tape carrier package (TCP), a chip on board (COB), and so forth.
- W-CSP wafer level chip size package
- TCP tape carrier package
- COB chip on board
- a structure for mounting a semiconductor IC chip (referred to hereinafter merely as “chip”) on a connecting board, a wafer level chip size package, a tape carrier package, a chip on board, and so forth have so far been proposed.
- a structure for mounting the semiconductor IC chip respective semiconductor components formed in the chip are electrically connected with the connecting board via respective bump electrodes.
- a structure of the respective bump electrodes is formed by respective steps described as follows.
- a metal pad 14 is formed on top of an oxide film 12 formed on a semiconductor (Si) wafer (referred to hereinafter merely as “wafer”) 10 . Further, a surface protection film 16 and an inter-layer insulation film 18 are formed in that order across the surface of the wafer 10 . Thereafteer, a thru-hole is opened over the metal pad 14 . Subsequently, an undercoat metal layer 20 is formed across the surface of the wafer 10 . Further, a rewiring layer 22 is formed so as to cover a region of the undercoat metal layer 20 , extending from the thru-hole over the metal pad 14 to a location where a bump electrode 28 as described later on is to be formed.
- a solid photosensitive resin film 24 is stuck onto the surface of the wafer 10 .
- a face having microscopic asperities instead of a planar face is formed on the surface of the undercoat metal layer 20 to which the solid photosensitive resin film 24 is stuck.
- a resin having high adhesion with the undercoat metal layer 20 is adopted for the solid photosensitive resin film 24 . Further, after sticking the solid photosensitive resin film 24 to the undercoat metal layer 20 , heat and pressure are applied to the solid photosensitive resin film 24 , thereby causing the solid photosensitive resin film 24 to adhere to the surfaces of the undercoat metal layer 20 , and rewiring layer 22 . Thereafter, the solid photosensitive resin film 24 is subjected to exposure and development, thereby forming an opening 26 for forming the bump electrode. In a next step, the bump electrode 28 made of a metal such as solder (Pb—Sb alloy), or the like is formed inside the opening 26 for forming the bump electrode. Then, as shown in FIG. 6 (C), remaining portions of the solid photosensitive resin film 24 are removed, and further, portions of the undercoat metal layer 20 , not covered by the wiring layer 22 , are removed, thereby forming a structure of the bump electrode 28 .
- solder Pb—Sb alloy
- the solid photosensitive resin film 24 is caused to adhere to the surface of the undercoat metal layer 20 as shown in FIG. 6 (B). At this point in time, the solid photosensitive resin film 24 is stuck to the face having the microscopic asperities as well, formed on the surface of the undercoat metal layer 20 . In particular, it is hard to remove portions of the solid photosensitive resin film 24 , stuck to depressed parts of the face.
- a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device comprises forming an electrode pad on top of an insulation film formed on a semiconductor substrate, forming an undercoat electrically conductive layer electrically connected with the electrode pad on top of the insulation film and the electrode pad, forming a wiring layer for electrically connecting the electrode pad with an bump electrode via the undercoat electrically conductive layer over a region of the undercoat electrically conductive layer, extending from a portion thereof, over the electrode pad, to a portion thereof, at a location where the bump electrode is to be formed, forming a first photosensitive resin film on top of the undercoat electrically conductive layer and the wiring layer, forming a second photosensitive resin film on top of the first photosensitive resin film, subjecting the first photosensitive resin film and the second photosensitive resin film to exposure and development, and forming an opening for forming the bump electrode in a portion of the wiring layer, at the location where the bump electrode is to be formed, so as to expose the portion of the wiring layer, forming the bump electrode
- FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a first embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view of the wafer showing further steps of forming the bump electrode in carrying out the first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a second embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention
- FIG. 4 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a third embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention
- FIG. 5 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a fourth embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a conventional method of manufacturing a semiconductor device.
- This embodiment of the invention is characterized in that adhesion of an undercoat metal layer 112 directly to a second solid photosensitive resin film 120 is prevented by interposing a liquid photosensitive resin film 118 therebetween.
- the present embodiment of the invention is described hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.
- a metal electrode pad 104 is formed on top of an oxide film 102 formed on a wafer 100 .
- the oxide film 102 is made of an insulating material, for example, SiO 2 .
- a metal layer formed on top of the oxide film 102 by means of, for example, sputtering is patterned by etching thereof. In this specification, etching refers to either wet etching or dry etching.
- the metal electrode pad 104 is made of an electrically conductive material, for example, Al, Al—Si alloy, Cu, or the like, and is electrically connected with semiconductor components (not shown) formed in the wafer 100 .
- a surface protection film 106 is formed across the surface of the wafer 100 .
- the surface protection film 106 is formed by, for example, the CVD method, and is made of an insulating meterial, for example, SiO 2 , Si 3 N 4 , or the like.
- portions of the oxide film 102 and surface protection film 106 , formed over the metal electrode pad 104 is removed by etching, thereby opening a thru-hole 108 over the metal electrode pad 104 .
- an inter-layer insulation film 110 is formed across the surface of the wafer 100 .
- the inter-layer insulation film 110 is made of, for example, polyimide resin.
- a portion of the inter-layer insulation film 110 , over the metal electrode pad 104 are removed by etching, opening again the thru-hole 108 over the metal electrode pad 104 .
- an undercoat metal layer (undercoat electrically conductive layer) 112 is formed across the surface of the wafer 100 .
- the undercoat metal layer 112 is formed by, for example, the sputtering method whereby a plurality of metal layers are deposited in sequence.
- the undercoat metal layer 112 is formed by depositing, for example, a Ti layer and a Cu layer, a Cr layer and a Cu layer, a Cr layer, a Cu layer, and an Au layer, a Ti layer and an Au layer, a Ti layer and a Pt layer, a Ti layer and a Pd layer, a Ti—W alloy layer and an Au layer, and a Ti—W alloy layer and a Pd layer, in sequence from the side of the inter-layer insulation film 110 .
- a first solid photosensitive resin film 114 is stuck onto the entire surface of the wafer 100 .
- the first solid photosensitive resin film 114 is, for example, substantially in a sheet-like shape, and is made of a resin of an acrylic resin series. Further, after the first solid photosensitive resin film 114 is stuck as described above, heat and pressure are applied thereto so as to cause the same to sufficiently adhere to the surface of the undercoat metal layer 112 . Thereafter, the first solid photosensitive resin film 114 is subjected to exposure and development so as to be formed into a predetermined pattern.
- an opening 115 for forming a rewiring layer is formed in a region of the first solid photosensitive resin film 114 , extending from a predetermined portion thereof, over the metal electrode pad 104 , including the thru-hole 108 , to a portion thereof, at a location where a bump electrode 124 as described later on is to be formed.
- a rewiring layer (wiring layer) 116 is formed inside the opening 115 for forming the rewiring layer, that is, on top of an exposed portion of the undercoat metal layer 112 .
- the rerewiring layer 116 is formed in order to route an electrode position from the metal electrode pad 104 to the portion of the the first solid photosensitive resin film 114 , at the location where the bump electrode 124 as described later on is to be formed.
- the rerewiring layer 116 is formed by means of electroplating using the undercoat metal layer 112 as a common electrode on one side, and is made up of, for example, Cu, Au, or solder, preferably Cu.
- the first solid photosensitive resin film 114 is removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a diethylene glycol monobutyl ether solvent, a potassium hydroxide drug, or the like.
- a removing solvent for example, a diethylene glycol monobutyl ether solvent, a potassium hydroxide drug, or the like.
- a liquid photosensitive resin is applied across the surface of the wafer 100 by, for example, the spin coater method, and further, heat is applied thereto, thereby forming the liquid photosensitive resin film (a first photosensitive resin film) 118 according to this embodiment.
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 is made of, for example, an ethyl Cellsolve acetate resin. Accordingly, the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 has the same negative photosensitive property as that for the second solid photosensitive resin film (a second photosensitive resin film) 120 , which will be described later on.
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 has lower adhesion with the undercoat metal layer 112 and the rewiring layer 116 than that of the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 . Furthermore, the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 has greater elasticity than that of the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 .
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 is set to have a thickness thicker than that of, for example, the rewiring layer 116 . Accordingly, in the case of the rewiring layer 116 having a thickness of, for example, 5 ⁇ m, the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 is set to have a thickness not less than 5 ⁇ m.
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 has such elasticity as described above, and is excellent in expansion and contraction property.
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 undergoes contraction at a portion thereof, in contact with the rewiring layer 116 projected from the surface of the undercoat metal layer 112 , thereby filling up the difference in level between the portion thereof over the rewiring layer 116 , and portions thereof on the periphery of the rewiring layer 116 , over the undercoat metal layer 112 . Consequently, the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 stuck onto the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 becomes insusceptible to deformation on the periphery of the rewiring layer 116 , so that the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 can be maintained in a predetermined shape. As a result, positioning of the bump electrode 124 as described later on can be executed with accuracy.
- the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 is stuck to the entire surface of the wafer 100 , that is, onto the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 .
- the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 is made of, for example, the same kind of resin of the acrylic resin series as that used for the first solid photosensitive resin film 114 .
- heat and pressure are applied thereto, thereby causing the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 to sufficiently adhere to the surface of the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 .
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 has weaker adhesion with the undercoat metal layer 112 and the rewiring layer 116 than that of the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 , and can be removed with ease. Consequently, the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 can be removed with certainty, and portions of the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 can be prevented from adhering to the undercoat metal layer 112 with the result that the portions thereof are left out. As a result, at the time of etching as described later on, unwanted portions of the undercoat metal layer 112 can be removed with certainty, thereby enabling electrical characteristics and reliablity of a semiconductor device to be enhanced.
- the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 After sticking of the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 as above, the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 is subjected to exposure and development so as to be formed into a predetermined pattern. As a result of such exposure and development as described, an upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is formed in a portion of the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 , over a portion of the rewiring layer 116 , corresponding to a location where the bump electrode 124 is to be formed.
- the upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is selectively formed in the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 , thereby exposing a portion of the upper face of the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 . Accordingly, when forming the upper opening 122 a in the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 , no opening is formed in the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 .
- a lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is selectively formed in the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 , thereby exposing a portion of the upper face of the rewiring layer 116 .
- the lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is formed practically at the same location as that for the upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode.
- an internal diameter (a width in section) of the lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is set so as to be practically identical to an internal diameter (a width in section) of the upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode.
- the lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is subsequently formed in the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 .
- the upper and lower openings 122 a, 122 b, for forming the bump electrode, respectively are formed practically at the same location, and have the same internal diameter. Consequently, the bump electrode 124 formed inside the upper and lower openings 122 a, 122 b ( 122 ) for forming the bump electrode, can have practically the same outer diameter thicknesswise.
- the bump electrode 124 is formed inside the opening 122 for forming the bump electrode, consisting of the upper part and the lower part.
- the bump electrode 124 is formed by means of electroplating using the undercoat metal layer 112 as a common electrode on one side, and is made of, for example, Cu, Au, or solder, preferably Cu.
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 is selectively removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a monoethanolamine solvent. Consequently, as shown in FIG. 2 (H), the undercoat metal layer 112 and the rewiring layer 116 are separated from the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 with the result that the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 is peeled off and removed. With such a constitution as described, the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 and the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 can be removed simultaneously and with certainty.
- a removing solvent for example, a monoethanolamine solvent.
- a step of removing the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 can be simplified, and accordingly, even though a structure of the bump electrode 124 is formed by use of the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 , a rise in the cost of manufacturing the semiconductor device can be held down.
- the structure of the bump electrode 124 is formed on the wafer 100 .
- This embodiment is characterized in that a lower opening 122 b for forming a bump electrode is formed in a liquid photosensitive resin film 118 before forming an upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode in a second solid photosensitive resin film 120 .
- the present embodiment is described in detail hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3 .
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 is formed by applying a liquid photosensitive resin to the entire surface of a wafer 100 and applying heat thereto. Thereafter, before sticking the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 , the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 is subjected to exposure and development such that the lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is formed over a portion of the rewiring layer 116 , corresponding to a location where the bump electrode 124 is to be formed, thereby exposing the portion of the rewiring layer 116 .
- the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 is stuck to the entire surface of the wafer 100 , and is caused to sufficiently adhere to the surface of the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 by applying heat and pressure thereto. Thereafter, the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 is subjected to exposure and development such that the upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is selectively formed in a portion of the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 , thereby exposing again the portion of the rewiring layer 116 .
- the upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is formed practically at the same location as that for the lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode, so as to have an internal diameter thereof, practically identical to that of the lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode.
- the bump electrode 124 is formed inside an opening 122 for forming the bump electrode, consisting of the upper opening and the lower opening. Thereafter, the respective steps described in the first embodiment with reference to FIGS. 2 (G), 2 (H), and 2 (I) are taken in sequence, thereby forming a structure of the bump electrode 124 .
- the lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is formed in the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 before the upper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is formed in the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 .
- the opening 122 for forming the bump electrode, formed in the liquid photosensitive resin film 118 , and the second solid photosensitive resin film 120 , respectively, will have practically the same internal diameter.
- an outer diameter (a width in section) of the bump electrode 124 formed inside the respective openings 122 for forming the bump electrode can be maintained uniformly thicknesswise, so that improvement in quality of the structure of the bump electrode 124 can be attained.
- This embodiment is characterized in that a rewiring layer 116 is patterned on a liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a, and a solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is directly stuck onto the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a without removal thereof, thereby forming a bump electrode 124 .
- the present embodiment is described in detail hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1, 2, and 4 .
- the liquid photosensitive resin film (a first photosensitive resin film) 114 a is formed by applying a liquid photosensitive resin to the entire surface of a wafer 100 and applying heat thereto.
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a is made of the same material as that for the previously- described liquid photosensitive resin film 118 .
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a is subjected to exposure and development such that an opening 115 for forming a rewiring layer is formed in a region of the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a, extending from a portion thereof, over a metal electrode pad 104 , including a thru-hole 108 , to a portion thereof, at a location where a bump electrode 124 is to be formed.
- a rewiring layer 116 is formed inside the opening 115 for forming the rewiring layer. Accordingly, with the present embodiment, the previously-described first solid photosensitive resin film 114 is not used for patterning of the rewiring layer 116 .
- a solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is stuck to the entire surface of the wafer 100 without removing the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a.
- the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is made of the same material as that for the previously described second solid photosensitive resin film 120 .
- the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a stuck to the entire surface of the wafer 100 is caused to sufficiently adhere to the surface of the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a by applying heat and pressure thereto.
- the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is subjected to exposure and development, and an opening 122 for forming a bump electrode is formed in a portion of the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a, at a location where the bump electrode 124 is to be formed.
- the bump electrode 124 is formed inside the opening 122 for forming the bump electrode as shown in FIG. 4 (B).
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a is selectively removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a monoethanolamine solvent. Consequently, the undercoat metal layer 112 and the rewiring layer 116 are separated from the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a with the result that the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is peeled off. Thereafter, as with the step described in the first embodiment with reference to FIG. 2 (H), the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a which is peeled off is removed. Further, as with the step described in the first embodiment with reference to FIG. 2 (I), portions of the undercoat metal layer 112 , not covered by the rewiring layer 116 and the bump electrode 124 , are removed, thereby forming a structure of the bump electrode 124 on the wafer 100 .
- a removing solvent for example, a monoethanolamine solvent.
- the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is directly stuck onto the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a before forming the bump electrode 124 . Consequently, there is no need of taking a step of removing the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a before sticking the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a. Further, with the present embodiment, it is unnecessary to newly form the previously-described liquid photosensitive resin film 118 immediately before sticking the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a. As a result, it is possible to simplify a series of the steps for forming the structure of the bump electrode 124 , thereby enabling a reduction in the cost of manufacturing.
- the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is formed on top of the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a covering the undercoat metal layer 112 . Consequently, at the time when removing the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a, no portion of the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is left out on the undercoat metal layer 112 . Consequently, at the time when removal of unwanted portions of the undercoat metal layer 112 is carried out, complete removal thereof is attained, enabling enhancement in reliability of a semiconductor device.
- the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a can be simultaneously peeled off and removed. Accordingly, since there is no need of removing the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a by use of a removing solvent, the step of removing can be simplified, thereby enabling a further reduction in the cost of manufacturing.
- This embodiment is characterized by the formation of a rewiring and bump electrode layer 202 comprising a rewiring part 202 a, and a bump electrode part 202 b integrally formed with the rewiring part 202 a.
- the present embodiment is described hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1, 4 and 5 .
- a liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a is formed across the surface of a wafer 100 , and subsequently, is subjected to exposure and development.
- an opening 115 for forming a rewiring layer is formed in a region of the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a, extending from a predetermined portion thereof, over a metal electrode pad 104 , including a thru-hole 108 , to a portion thereof, at a location where a bump electrode 122 as described later on is to be formed.
- a solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is stuck to the entire surface of the wafer 100 without forming the previously-described rewiring layer 116 , and heat and pressure are applied thereto, causing the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a to adhere to the surface of the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a.
- the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is subjected to exposure and development, thereby forming an opening 122 for forming the bump electrode in a portion of the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a, at the location where the bump electrode 124 is to be formed.
- the opening 115 for forming the wiring layer is connected with the opening 122 for forming the bump electrode, thereby forming an opening 200 for forming the wiring layer integrally with the bump electrode.
- the rewiring and bump electrode layer 202 is formed inside the opening 200 for forming the wiring layer integrally with the bump electrode.
- the rewiring and bump electrode layer 202 is formed by means of electroplating using the undercoat metal layer 112 as a common electrode on one side, and is made of, for example, Cu, Au, or solder, preferably Cu. Further, the rewiring and bump electrode layer 202 comprises the rewiring part 202 a, and the bump electrode part 202 b which are formed integrally with each other.
- the rewiring part 202 a has the same function as that for the previously-described rewiring layer 116
- the bump electrode part 202 b has the same function as that for the previously-described bump electrode 124 .
- an electrode position is routed from the metal electrode pad 104 to the bump electrode part 202 b via the undercoat metal layer 112 and the rewiring part 202 a.
- the liquid photosensitive resin film 114 a is selectively removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a monoethanolamine solvent, and simultaneously, the solid photosensitive resin film 120 a is peeled off as shown in FIG. 5 (C).
- a removing solvent for example, a monoethanolamine solvent
- the rewiring part 202 a and the bump electrode part 202 b composing the rewiring and bump electrode layer 202 can be formed simultaneously and integrally with each other. Consequently, steps of the electroplating process can be reduced in comparison with the case of forming the rewiring layer 116 and the bump electrode 124 , respectively and independently, so that a process of manufacturing a semiconductor device can be simplified, enabling a reduction in the cost of manufacturing the same. Further, with the present embodiment, as the rewiring part 202 a and the bump electrode part 202 b are formed integrally with each other, there exists no connecting part therebetween.
- the constitution wherein the opening for forming the bump electrode is formed in the liquid photosensitive resin film and the second solid photosensitive resin film, respectively, and independently, is described by way of example, however, it will be appreciated that the invention is not limited thereto.
- the invention may be applied with equal utility to a case where the opening for forming the bump electrode is formed in the first and second photosensitive resin films, respectively, by the same process of exposuure and development.
- the invention may be carried out with equal utility by dissolving and removing the solid photosensitive resin film by use of a removing solvent, for example, a diethylene glycol monobutyl ether solvent, a potassium hydroxide drug or the like before removal of the liquid photosensitive resin film.
- a removing solvent for example, a diethylene glycol monobutyl ether solvent, a potassium hydroxide drug or the like
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Description
- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention is related to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, and in particular, to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device provided with bump electrodes (protruded electrodes) to be mounted on a wafer level chip size package (W-CSP), a tape carrier package (TCP), a chip on board (COB), and so forth. This application is a counterpart application of Japanese Application Serial Number 68630 /2000, filed Mar. 8, 2000, the subject matter of which is incorporated herein by reference.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
- As a structure for mounting a semiconductor IC chip (referred to hereinafter merely as “chip”) on a connecting board, a wafer level chip size package, a tape carrier package, a chip on board, and so forth have so far been proposed. With the structure for mounting the semiconductor IC chip, respective semiconductor components formed in the chip are electrically connected with the connecting board via respective bump electrodes. A structure of the respective bump electrodes is formed by respective steps described as follows.
- First, as shown in FIG. 6 (A), a
metal pad 14 is formed on top of anoxide film 12 formed on a semiconductor (Si) wafer (referred to hereinafter merely as “wafer”) 10. Further, asurface protection film 16 and aninter-layer insulation film 18 are formed in that order across the surface of thewafer 10. Thereafteer, a thru-hole is opened over themetal pad 14. Subsequently, anundercoat metal layer 20 is formed across the surface of thewafer 10. Further, a rewiringlayer 22 is formed so as to cover a region of theundercoat metal layer 20, extending from the thru-hole over themetal pad 14 to a location where abump electrode 28 as described later on is to be formed. - Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 6 (B), a solid
photosensitive resin film 24 is stuck onto the surface of thewafer 10. Owing to a reason from the standpoint of carrying out a film-forming process, a face having microscopic asperities instead of a planar face is formed on the surface of theundercoat metal layer 20 to which the solidphotosensitive resin film 24 is stuck. - Accordingly, a resin having high adhesion with the
undercoat metal layer 20 is adopted for the solidphotosensitive resin film 24. Further, after sticking the solidphotosensitive resin film 24 to theundercoat metal layer 20, heat and pressure are applied to the solidphotosensitive resin film 24, thereby causing the solidphotosensitive resin film 24 to adhere to the surfaces of theundercoat metal layer 20, and rewiringlayer 22. Thereafter, the solidphotosensitive resin film 24 is subjected to exposure and development, thereby forming anopening 26 for forming the bump electrode. In a next step, thebump electrode 28 made of a metal such as solder (Pb—Sb alloy), or the like is formed inside the opening 26 for forming the bump electrode. Then, as shown in FIG. 6 (C), remaining portions of the solidphotosensitive resin film 24 are removed, and further, portions of theundercoat metal layer 20, not covered by thewiring layer 22, are removed, thereby forming a structure of thebump electrode 28. - According to the conventional technology described above, however, the solid
photosensitive resin film 24 is caused to adhere to the surface of theundercoat metal layer 20 as shown in FIG. 6 (B). At this point in time, the solidphotosensitive resin film 24 is stuck to the face having the microscopic asperities as well, formed on the surface of theundercoat metal layer 20. In particular, it is hard to remove portions of the solidphotosensitive resin film 24, stuck to depressed parts of the face. - Furthermore, as described above, since a constituent material having high adhesion with the
undercoat metal layer 20 is adopted for the solidphotosensitive resin film 24, there occur cases where the portions of the solidphotosensitive resin film 24, stuck to the depressed parts of the face of theundercoat metal layer 20, are left intact even after carrying out removal of the solidphotosensitive resin film 24. - Accordingly, it has been highly hoped that unwanted portions of the
undercoat metal layer 20 is removed with ease, so that faulty insulation due to presence of remaining portions of theundercoat metal layer 20 can be prevented, resulting in enhanced reliability of a semiconductor device. - It is therefore an object of the invention to provide a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, whereby occurrence of faulty insulation can be checked, resulting in enhancement of reliability of the semiconductor device.
- To this end, a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to one embodiment of the invention comprises forming an electrode pad on top of an insulation film formed on a semiconductor substrate, forming an undercoat electrically conductive layer electrically connected with the electrode pad on top of the insulation film and the electrode pad, forming a wiring layer for electrically connecting the electrode pad with an bump electrode via the undercoat electrically conductive layer over a region of the undercoat electrically conductive layer, extending from a portion thereof, over the electrode pad, to a portion thereof, at a location where the bump electrode is to be formed, forming a first photosensitive resin film on top of the undercoat electrically conductive layer and the wiring layer, forming a second photosensitive resin film on top of the first photosensitive resin film, subjecting the first photosensitive resin film and the second photosensitive resin film to exposure and development, and forming an opening for forming the bump electrode in a portion of the wiring layer, at the location where the bump electrode is to be formed, so as to expose the portion of the wiring layer, forming the bump electrode electrically connected with the wiring layer inside the opening for forming the bump electrode, removing the first photosensitive resin film and the second photosensitive resin film after the formation of the bump electrode, and removing portions of the undercoat electrically conductive layer, not covered by the wiring layer, after the removal of the first photosensitive resin film and the second photosensitive resin film, wherein the first photosensitive resin film and the second photosensitive resin film are made of a resin having negative photosensitive property, respectively, and the first photosensitive resin film is made of the resin having weaker adhesion with the undercoat electrically conductive layer than that of the resin for the second photosensitive resin film.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a first embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention;
- FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view of the wafer showing further steps of forming the bump electrode in carrying out the first embodiment of the invention;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a second embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention;
- FIG. 4 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a third embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a fourth embodiment of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the invention; and
- FIG. 6 is a schematic sectional view of a wafer showing steps of forming a bump electrode in carrying out a conventional method of manufacturing a semiconductor device.
- Preferred embodiments of a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device -according to the invention is described in detail hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the respective emboodimments described hereinafter, constituents thereof having similar function and constitution are denoted by like reference numerals, and duplicated description thereof is omitted.
- First Embodiment
- This embodiment of the invention is characterized in that adhesion of an
undercoat metal layer 112 directly to a second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is prevented by interposing a liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 therebetween. The present embodiment of the invention is described hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. - First, as shown in FIG. 1 (A), a
metal electrode pad 104 is formed on top of anoxide film 102 formed on awafer 100. Theoxide film 102 is made of an insulating material, for example, SiO2. Further, in forming themetal electrode pad 104, a metal layer formed on top of theoxide film 102 by means of, for example, sputtering is patterned by etching thereof. In this specification, etching refers to either wet etching or dry etching. Themetal electrode pad 104 is made of an electrically conductive material, for example, Al, Al—Si alloy, Cu, or the like, and is electrically connected with semiconductor components (not shown) formed in thewafer 100. - Subsequently, a
surface protection film 106 is formed across the surface of thewafer 100. Thesurface protection film 106 is formed by, for example, the CVD method, and is made of an insulating meterial, for example, SiO2, Si3N4, or the like. Thereafter, portions of theoxide film 102 andsurface protection film 106, formed over themetal electrode pad 104 is removed by etching, thereby opening a thru-hole 108 over themetal electrode pad 104. Subsequently, aninter-layer insulation film 110 is formed across the surface of thewafer 100. Theinter-layer insulation film 110 is made of, for example, polyimide resin. Then, a portion of theinter-layer insulation film 110, over themetal electrode pad 104, are removed by etching, opening again the thru-hole 108 over themetal electrode pad 104. - Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 1 (B), an undercoat metal layer (undercoat electrically conductive layer)112 is formed across the surface of the
wafer 100. Theundercoat metal layer 112 is formed by, for example, the sputtering method whereby a plurality of metal layers are deposited in sequence. Further, theundercoat metal layer 112 is formed by depositing, for example, a Ti layer and a Cu layer, a Cr layer and a Cu layer, a Cr layer, a Cu layer, and an Au layer, a Ti layer and an Au layer, a Ti layer and a Pt layer, a Ti layer and a Pd layer, a Ti—W alloy layer and an Au layer, and a Ti—W alloy layer and a Pd layer, in sequence from the side of theinter-layer insulation film 110. - Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 1 (C), a first solid
photosensitive resin film 114 is stuck onto the entire surface of thewafer 100. The first solidphotosensitive resin film 114 is, for example, substantially in a sheet-like shape, and is made of a resin of an acrylic resin series. Further, after the first solidphotosensitive resin film 114 is stuck as described above, heat and pressure are applied thereto so as to cause the same to sufficiently adhere to the surface of theundercoat metal layer 112. Thereafter, the first solidphotosensitive resin film 114 is subjected to exposure and development so as to be formed into a predetermined pattern. As a result of such exposure and development as applied, anopening 115 for forming a rewiring layer is formed in a region of the first solidphotosensitive resin film 114, extending from a predetermined portion thereof, over themetal electrode pad 104, including the thru-hole 108, to a portion thereof, at a location where abump electrode 124 as described later on is to be formed. - Subsequently, a rewiring layer (wiring layer)116 is formed inside the opening 115 for forming the rewiring layer, that is, on top of an exposed portion of the
undercoat metal layer 112. Thererewiring layer 116 is formed in order to route an electrode position from themetal electrode pad 104 to the portion of the the first solidphotosensitive resin film 114, at the location where thebump electrode 124 as described later on is to be formed. Further, thererewiring layer 116 is formed by means of electroplating using theundercoat metal layer 112 as a common electrode on one side, and is made up of, for example, Cu, Au, or solder, preferably Cu. Then, as shown in FIG. 1 (D), the first solidphotosensitive resin film 114 is removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a diethylene glycol monobutyl ether solvent, a potassium hydroxide drug, or the like. Such respective steps as described above are the same as those according to the conventional techniques. - Subsequently, steps featuring this embodiment of the invention are started. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 1 (E), a liquid photosensitive resin is applied across the surface of the
wafer 100 by, for example, the spin coater method, and further, heat is applied thereto, thereby forming the liquid photosensitive resin film (a first photosensitive resin film) 118 according to this embodiment. The liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 is made of, for example, an ethyl Cellsolve acetate resin. Accordingly, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 has the same negative photosensitive property as that for the second solid photosensitive resin film (a second photosensitive resin film) 120, which will be described later on. Further, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 has lower adhesion with theundercoat metal layer 112 and therewiring layer 116 than that of the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120. Furthermore, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 has greater elasticity than that of the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120. - In addition, the liquid
photosensitive resin film 118 is set to have a thickness thicker than that of, for example, therewiring layer 116. Accordingly, in the case of therewiring layer 116 having a thickness of, for example, 5 μm, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 is set to have a thickness not less than 5 μm. The liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 has such elasticity as described above, and is excellent in expansion and contraction property. Accordingly, when the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is stuck thereto, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 undergoes contraction at a portion thereof, in contact with therewiring layer 116 projected from the surface of theundercoat metal layer 112, thereby filling up the difference in level between the portion thereof over therewiring layer 116, and portions thereof on the periphery of therewiring layer 116, over theundercoat metal layer 112. Consequently, the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 stuck onto the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 becomes insusceptible to deformation on the periphery of therewiring layer 116, so that the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 can be maintained in a predetermined shape. As a result, positioning of thebump electrode 124 as described later on can be executed with accuracy. - After, preferably immediately after applying the liquid
photosensitive resin 118 according to the present embodiment, the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is stuck to the entire surface of thewafer 100, that is, onto the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118. The second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is made of, for example, the same kind of resin of the acrylic resin series as that used for the first solidphotosensitive resin film 114. Further, as with the case of the first solidphotosensitive resin film 114, after the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is stuck to the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118, heat and pressure are applied thereto, thereby causing the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 to sufficiently adhere to the surface of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118. With such a constitution as described in the foregoing, there will not occur direct adhesion of the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 to theundercoat metal layer 112. - Further, as described above, the liquid
photosensitive resin film 118 has weaker adhesion with theundercoat metal layer 112 and therewiring layer 116 than that of the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, and can be removed with ease. Consequently, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 can be removed with certainty, and portions of the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 can be prevented from adhering to theundercoat metal layer 112 with the result that the portions thereof are left out. As a result, at the time of etching as described later on, unwanted portions of theundercoat metal layer 112 can be removed with certainty, thereby enabling electrical characteristics and reliablity of a semiconductor device to be enhanced. - After sticking of the second solid
photosensitive resin film 120 as above, the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is subjected to exposure and development so as to be formed into a predetermined pattern. As a result of such exposure and development as described, anupper opening 122a for forming the bump electrode is formed in a portion of the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, over a portion of therewiring layer 116, corresponding to a location where thebump electrode 124 is to be formed. At this point in time, by adjusting a wavelength of exposure light, exposure time, and development time, theupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is selectively formed in the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, thereby exposing a portion of the upper face of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118. Accordingly, when forming theupper opening 122 a in the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, no opening is formed in the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118. - Subdequently, as shown in FIG. 2 (F), by subjecting the liquid
photosensitive resin film 118 to exposure and development, alower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is selectively formed in the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118, thereby exposing a portion of the upper face of therewiring layer 116. Thelower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is formed practically at the same location as that for theupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode. Further, an internal diameter (a width in section) of thelower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is set so as to be practically identical to an internal diameter (a width in section) of theupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode. With such a constitution as described above, after theupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is formed in the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, thelower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is subsequently formed in the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118. Futher, the upper andlower openings bump electrode 124 formed inside the upper andlower openings bump electrode 124, connected with theundercoat metal layer 112, becomes narrower than that of other portions thereof, so that a rise in electrical resistance at the portion of thebump electrode 124, for connection, which otherwise may occur, can be checked. - Subsequently, the
bump electrode 124 is formed inside theopening 122 for forming the bump electrode, consisting of the upper part and the lower part. Thebump electrode 124 is formed by means of electroplating using theundercoat metal layer 112 as a common electrode on one side, and is made of, for example, Cu, Au, or solder, preferably Cu. - Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 2 (G), the liquid
photosensitive resin film 118 is selectively removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a monoethanolamine solvent. Consequently, as shown in FIG. 2 (H), theundercoat metal layer 112 and therewiring layer 116 are separated from the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 with the result that the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is peeled off and removed. With such a constitution as described, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 and the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 can be removed simultaneously and with certainty. In consequence, a step of removing the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 can be simplified, and accordingly, even though a structure of thebump electrode 124 is formed by use of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118, a rise in the cost of manufacturing the semiconductor device can be held down. - Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 2 (I), portions of the
undercoat metal layer 112, not covered by therewiring layer 116 and thebump electrode 124, are removed by etching. Thus, by taking the respective steps described in the foregoing, the structure of thebump electrode 124 is formed on thewafer 100. - Second Embodiment
- This embodiment is characterized in that a
lower opening 122 b for forming a bump electrode is formed in a liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 before forming anupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode in a second solidphotosensitive resin film 120. The present embodiment is described in detail hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. - First, the respective steps described in the first embodiment with reference to FIGS.1 (A), 1 (B), 1 (C), and 1 (D) are taken in sequence, thereby forming a
rewiring layer 116. Thereafter, steps featuring the present embodiment are taken. - More specifically, as shown in FIG. 3 (A), the liquid
photosensitive resin film 118 is formed by applying a liquid photosensitive resin to the entire surface of awafer 100 and applying heat thereto. Thereafter, before sticking the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 is subjected to exposure and development such that thelower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is formed over a portion of therewiring layer 116, corresponding to a location where thebump electrode 124 is to be formed, thereby exposing the portion of therewiring layer 116. - Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 3 (B), the second solid
photosensitive resin film 120 is stuck to the entire surface of thewafer 100, and is caused to sufficiently adhere to the surface of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 by applying heat and pressure thereto. Thereafter, the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is subjected to exposure and development such that theupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is selectively formed in a portion of the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, thereby exposing again the portion of therewiring layer 116. At this point in time, by adjusting a wavelength of exposure light, exposure time, and development time, theupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is formed practically at the same location as that for thelower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode, so as to have an internal diameter thereof, practically identical to that of thelower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode. - Subsequently, the
bump electrode 124 is formed inside anopening 122 for forming the bump electrode, consisting of the upper opening and the lower opening. Thereafter, the respective steps described in the first embodiment with reference to FIGS. 2 (G), 2 (H), and 2 (I) are taken in sequence, thereby forming a structure of thebump electrode 124. - As described in the foregoing, with the present embodiment, the
lower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode is formed in the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 before theupper opening 122 a for forming the bump electrode is formed in the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120. With such a constitution as described, it becomes possible to prevent deformation from occurring to thelower opening 122 b for forming the bump electrode, formed in the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 beforehand, at the time of the exposure and development to which the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120 is subjected. - Consequently, the
opening 122 for forming the bump electrode, formed in the liquidphotosensitive resin film 118, and the second solidphotosensitive resin film 120, respectively, will have practically the same internal diameter. As a result, an outer diameter (a width in section) of thebump electrode 124 formed inside therespective openings 122 for forming the bump electrode can be maintained uniformly thicknesswise, so that improvement in quality of the structure of thebump electrode 124 can be attained. - Third Embodiment
- This embodiment is characterized in that a
rewiring layer 116 is patterned on a liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a, and a solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is directly stuck onto the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a without removal thereof, thereby forming abump electrode 124. The present embodiment is described in detail hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1, 2, and 4. - First, as with the case of the first embodiment described above, the respective steps shown in FIGS.1 (A), and 1 (B) are taken in sequence, thereby forming an
undercoat metal layer 112. Thereafter, steps featuring the present embodiment are taken. - More specifically, as shown in FIG. 4 (A), the liquid photosensitive resin film (a first photosensitive resin film)114a according to the present embodiment is formed by applying a liquid photosensitive resin to the entire surface of a
wafer 100 and applying heat thereto. The liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a is made of the same material as that for the previously- described liquidphotosensitive resin film 118. Thereafter, the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a is subjected to exposure and development such that anopening 115 for forming a rewiring layer is formed in a region of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a, extending from a portion thereof, over ametal electrode pad 104, including a thru-hole 108, to a portion thereof, at a location where abump electrode 124 is to be formed. Subsequently, arewiring layer 116 is formed inside theopening 115 for forming the rewiring layer. Accordingly, with the present embodiment, the previously-described first solidphotosensitive resin film 114 is not used for patterning of therewiring layer 116. - Subsequently, after the formation of the
rewiring layer 116, a solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is stuck to the entire surface of thewafer 100 without removing the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a. The solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is made of the same material as that for the previously described second solidphotosensitive resin film 120. The solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a stuck to the entire surface of thewafer 100 is caused to sufficiently adhere to the surface of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a by applying heat and pressure thereto. Thereafter, the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is subjected to exposure and development, and anopening 122 for forming a bump electrode is formed in a portion of the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a, at a location where thebump electrode 124 is to be formed. - Thereafter, as with the step described hereinbefore with reference to FIG. 2 (F), the
bump electrode 124 is formed inside theopening 122 for forming the bump electrode as shown in FIG. 4 (B). - Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 4 (C), the liquid
photosensitive resin film 114 a is selectively removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a monoethanolamine solvent. Consequently, theundercoat metal layer 112 and therewiring layer 116 are separated from the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a with the result that the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is peeled off. Thereafter, as with the step described in the first embodiment with reference to FIG. 2 (H), the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a which is peeled off is removed. Further, as with the step described in the first embodiment with reference to FIG. 2 (I), portions of theundercoat metal layer 112, not covered by therewiring layer 116 and thebump electrode 124, are removed, thereby forming a structure of thebump electrode 124 on thewafer 100. - With the present embodiment described above, the solid
photosensitive resin film 120 a is directly stuck onto the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a before forming thebump electrode 124. Consequently, there is no need of taking a step of removing the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a before sticking the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a. Further, with the present embodiment, it is unnecessary to newly form the previously-described liquidphotosensitive resin film 118 immediately before sticking the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a. As a result, it is possible to simplify a series of the steps for forming the structure of thebump electrode 124, thereby enabling a reduction in the cost of manufacturing. - Furthermore, with the present embodiment, the solid
photosensitive resin film 120 a is formed on top of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a covering theundercoat metal layer 112. Consequently, at the time when removing the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a, no portion of the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is left out on theundercoat metal layer 112. Consequently, at the time when removal of unwanted portions of theundercoat metal layer 112 is carried out, complete removal thereof is attained, enabling enhancement in reliability of a semiconductor device. - Still further, with the present embodiment, during the step of removing the liquid
photosensitive resin film 114 a, the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a can be simultaneously peeled off and removed. Accordingly, since there is no need of removing the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a by use of a removing solvent, the step of removing can be simplified, thereby enabling a further reduction in the cost of manufacturing. - Fourth Embodiment
- This embodiment is characterized by the formation of a rewiring and bump
electrode layer 202 comprising arewiring part 202 a, and abump electrode part 202 b integrally formed with therewiring part 202 a. The present embodiment is described hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1, 4 and 5. - First, as with the case of the first embodiment described above, the respective steps shown in FIGS.1 (A), and 1 (B) are taken in sequence, thereby forming an
undercoat metal layer 112. Thereafter, steps featuring the present embodiment are taken. - More specifically, as with the case of the step described in the third embodiment with reference to FIG. 4 (A), a liquid
photosensitive resin film 114 a is formed across the surface of awafer 100, and subsequently, is subjected to exposure and development. By taking such a step, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), anopening 115 for forming a rewiring layer is formed in a region of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a, extending from a predetermined portion thereof, over ametal electrode pad 104, including a thru-hole 108, to a portion thereof, at a location where abump electrode 122 as described later on is to be formed. - Subsequently, a solid
photosensitive resin film 120 a is stuck to the entire surface of thewafer 100 without forming the previously-describedrewiring layer 116, and heat and pressure are applied thereto, causing the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a to adhere to the surface of the liquidphotosensitive resin film 114 a. Thereafter, the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is subjected to exposure and development, thereby forming anopening 122 for forming the bump electrode in a portion of the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a, at the location where thebump electrode 124 is to be formed. With such a constitution, theopening 115 for forming the wiring layer is connected with theopening 122 for forming the bump electrode, thereby forming anopening 200 for forming the wiring layer integrally with the bump electrode. - Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 5 (B), the rewiring and bump
electrode layer 202 is formed inside theopening 200 for forming the wiring layer integrally with the bump electrode. The rewiring and bumpelectrode layer 202 is formed by means of electroplating using theundercoat metal layer 112 as a common electrode on one side, and is made of, for example, Cu, Au, or solder, preferably Cu. Further, the rewiring and bumpelectrode layer 202 comprises therewiring part 202 a, and thebump electrode part 202 b which are formed integrally with each other. Therewiring part 202 a has the same function as that for the previously-describedrewiring layer 116, and thebump electrode part 202 b has the same function as that for the previously-describedbump electrode 124. With such a constitution as described, an electrode position is routed from themetal electrode pad 104 to thebump electrode part 202 b via theundercoat metal layer 112 and therewiring part 202 a. - Subsequently, as with the case of the step described in the third embodiment with reference to FIG. 4 (C), the liquid
photosensitive resin film 114 a is selectively removed by use of a removing solvent, for example, a monoethanolamine solvent, and simultaneously, the solidphotosensitive resin film 120 a is peeled off as shown in FIG. 5 (C). - Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 5 (D), portions of the
undercoat metal layer 112, not covered by the rewiring and bumpelectrode layer 202, are removed by etching, thereby forming a structure of the bump electrode on thewafer 100. - As described in the foregoing, with the present embodiment, the
rewiring part 202 a and thebump electrode part 202 b composing the rewiring and bumpelectrode layer 202 can be formed simultaneously and integrally with each other. Consequently, steps of the electroplating process can be reduced in comparison with the case of forming therewiring layer 116 and thebump electrode 124, respectively and independently, so that a process of manufacturing a semiconductor device can be simplified, enabling a reduction in the cost of manufacturing the same. Further, with the present embodiment, as therewiring part 202 a and thebump electrode part 202 b are formed integrally with each other, there exists no connecting part therebetween. Consequently, there exists no risk of faulty connection or the like occurring between therewiring part 202 a and thebump electrode part 202 b. As a result, reliability of the semiconductor device can be enhanced. In addition, since electric resistance can be checked, it is possible to hold down an increase in power consumption and generation of heat. - Although the preferred embodiments of the invention have been described hereinbefore with reference to the accompanying drawings, it is to be understood that the scope of the invention is not limited to such specific constitutions as described. It is further to be understood that various changes and modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set out in the accompanying claims. Accordingly, such changes and modifications should be considered to be within the scope of the invention.
- For example, the constitution wherein the opening for forming the bump electrode is formed in the liquid photosensitive resin film and the second solid photosensitive resin film, respectively, and independently, is described by way of example, however, it will be appreciated that the invention is not limited thereto. The invention may be applied with equal utility to a case where the opening for forming the bump electrode is formed in the first and second photosensitive resin films, respectively, by the same process of exposuure and development.
- Further, with reference to the above-described embodiments, the constitution wherein the solid photosensitive resin film is peeled off and removed by removal of the liquid photosensitive resin film is described by way of example, however, the invention is not limited thereto.
- It wil be appreciated that the invention may be carried out with equal utility by dissolving and removing the solid photosensitive resin film by use of a removing solvent, for example, a diethylene glycol monobutyl ether solvent, a potassium hydroxide drug or the like before removal of the liquid photosensitive resin film.
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