Abstract: A magnetic light-emitting structure and fabrication method for manufacturing a magnetic light-emitting element are provided. The fabrication method comprises providing a magnetic metal composite substrate, wherein a second metal layer is respectively disposed on an upper and lower surface of a first metal layer; forming a connecting metal layer, an epitaxial layer and a plurality of electrode unit on top; and performing a complex process, which removes the second metal layer on the lower surface of the first metal layer and part of the first metal layer and performs cutting according to the number of the electrode unit, so as to form a plurality of epitaxial die. Each epitaxial die corresponds to an electrode unit to form a magnetic light-emitting element. The proposed method improves soft magnetic properties of an original substrate and enables dies to reverse spontaneously, thereby used perfectly for industrial mass transfer technology.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are disclosed for manufacturing metal contacts under ground-up contact pads within a device. A device may comprise a bottom metal layer with a bottom metal contact, a top metal layer with a top metal contact, and a plurality of middle metal layers. Any given metal layer of the plurality of middle metal layers comprises a metal contact, the metal contact is substantially vertically below the top metal contact, substantially vertically above the bottom metal contact, and substantially vertically above a metal contact in any metal layer that is below the given metal layer. The metal contacts may be of various and different shapes. All the metal contacts in the plurality of middle metal layers and the bottom metal contact may be smaller than the top metal contact, therefore occupying less area and saving more area for other functions such as device routing.

Abstract: A light-emitting diode packaging structure and a method for fabricating the same is disclosed. A semiconductor wafer is provided, which includes semiconductor substrates. Each semiconductor substrate is penetrated with a first through hole and three second through holes. An insulation layer is formed on the surface of each semiconductor substrate and the inner surfaces of the first through hole, the first sub-through hole, and the second sub-through hole. A patterned electrode layer is formed on the top surface of the semiconductor substrate. A conductive material covering the insulation layer is formed in the first through hole and the second through hole and electrically connected to the patterned electrode layer. Three light-emitting diodes are respectively formed in the first sub-through holes of the second through holes of each semiconductor substrate and respectively electrically connected to the conductive material within the second through holes.

Abstract: A magnetic light-emitting structure and fabrication method for manufacturing a magnetic light-emitting element are provided. The fabrication method comprises providing a magnetic metal composite substrate, wherein a second metal layer is respectively disposed on an upper and lower surface of a first metal layer; forming a connecting metal layer, an epitaxial layer and a plurality of electrode unit on top; and performing a complex process, which removes the second metal layer on the lower surface of the first metal layer and part of the first metal layer and performs cutting according to the number of the electrode unit, so as to form a plurality of epitaxial die. Each epitaxial die corresponds to an electrode unit to form a magnetic light-emitting element. The proposed method improves soft magnetic properties of an original substrate and enables dies to reverse spontaneously, thereby used perfectly for industrial mass transfer technology.

Abstract: A magnetic light-emitting structure and fabrication method for manufacturing a magnetic light-emitting element are provided. The fabrication method comprises providing a magnetic metal composite substrate, wherein a second metal layer is respectively disposed on an upper and lower surface of a first metal layer; forming a connecting metal layer, an epitaxial layer and a plurality of electrode unit on top; and performing a complex process, which removes the second metal layer on the lower surface of the first metal layer and part of the first metal layer and performs cutting according to the number of the electrode unit, so as to form a plurality of epitaxial die. Each epitaxial die corresponds to an electrode unit to form a magnetic light-emitting element. The proposed method improves soft magnetic properties of an original substrate and enables dies to reverse spontaneously, thereby used perfectly for industrial mass transfer technology.

Abstract: An alignment module and alignment method for transferring magnetic light-emitting die are provided, including a backplane having at least one cavity, a magnetic pull device and magnetic light-emitting die. The magnetic pull device is located below the cavity and disposed correspondingly to the cavity. The magnetic light-emitting die includes a magnetic metallic substrate and a peripheral electrode formed on the magnetic metallic substrate. The peripheral electrode is surrounding on the magnetic metallic substrate and formed adjacent to an inner edge of the magnetic metallic substrate. Depth of the cavity is designed as equal to a thickness of the magnetic metallic substrate such that the die is accommodated and aligning transferred to the backplane by using the cavity and magnetic pull device. By employing the proposed die alignment techniques, accurate alignment result is achieved and thereby the present invention is applied perfectly for industrial mass transfer technology.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are disclosed for manufacturing metal contacts under ground-up contact pads within a device. A device may comprise a bottom metal layer with a bottom metal contact, a top metal layer with a top metal contact, and a plurality of middle metal layers. Any given metal layer of the plurality of middle metal layers comprises a metal contact, the metal contact is substantially vertically below the top metal contact, substantially vertically above the bottom metal contact, and substantially vertically above a metal contact in any metal layer that is below the given metal layer. The metal contacts may be of various and different shapes. All the metal contacts in the plurality of middle metal layers and the bottom metal contact may be smaller than the top metal contact, therefore occupying less area and saving more area for other functions such as device routing.

Abstract: A light-emitting diode packaging structure and a method for fabricating the same is disclosed. A semiconductor wafer is provided, which includes semiconductor substrates. Each semiconductor substrate is penetrated with a first through hole and three second through holes. An insulation layer is formed on the surface of each semiconductor substrate and the inner surfaces of the first through hole, the first sub-through hole, and the second sub-through hole. A patterned electrode layer is formed on the top surface of the semiconductor substrate. A conductive material covering the insulation layer is formed in the first through hole and the second through hole and electrically connected to the patterned electrode layer. Three light-emitting diodes are respectively formed in the first sub-through holes of the second through holes of each semiconductor substrate and respectively electrically connected to the conductive material within the second through holes.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are disclosed for manufacturing metal contacts under ground-up contact pads within a device. A device may comprise a bottom metal layer with a bottom metal contact, a top metal layer with a top metal contact, and a plurality of middle metal layers. Any given metal layer of the plurality of middle metal layers comprises a metal contact, the metal contact is substantially vertically below the top metal contact, substantially vertically above the bottom metal contact, and substantially vertically above a metal contact in any metal layer that is below the given metal layer. The metal contacts may be of various and different shapes. All the metal contacts in the plurality of middle metal layers and the bottom metal contact may be smaller than the top metal contact, therefore occupying less area and saving more area for other functions such as device routing.

Abstract: An alignment module and alignment method for transferring magnetic light-emitting die are provided, including a backplane having at least one cavity, a magnetic pull device and magnetic light-emitting die. The magnetic pull device is located below the cavity and disposed correspondingly to the cavity. The magnetic light-emitting die includes a magnetic metallic substrate and a peripheral electrode formed on the magnetic metallic substrate. The peripheral electrode is surrounding on the magnetic metallic substrate and formed adjacent to an inner edge of the magnetic metallic substrate. Depth of the cavity is designed as equal to a thickness of the magnetic metallic substrate such that the die is accommodated and aligning transferred to the backplane by using the cavity and magnetic pull device. By employing the proposed die alignment techniques, accurate alignment result is achieved and thereby the present invention is applied perfectly for industrial mass transfer technology.

Abstract: A magnetic light-emitting structure and fabrication method for manufacturing a magnetic light-emitting element are provided. The fabrication method comprises providing a magnetic metal composite substrate, wherein a second metal layer is respectively disposed on an upper and lower surface of a first metal layer; forming a connecting metal layer, an epitaxial layer and a plurality of electrode unit on top; and performing a complex process, which removes the second metal layer on the lower surface of the first metal layer and part of the first metal layer and performs cutting according to the number of the electrode unit, so as to form a plurality of epitaxial die. Each epitaxial die corresponds to an electrode unit to form a magnetic light-emitting element. The proposed method improves soft magnetic properties of an original substrate and enables dies to reverse spontaneously, thereby used perfectly for industrial mass transfer technology.

Abstract: A chip reliability testing method includes mounting a first test chip on a test board, wherein the first test chip comprises a silicon device having a plurality of metallization layers configured to establish a plurality of test circuits, a conductive redistribution layer contacting at least one of the plurality of metallization layers, and contact pads on exposed portions of the conductive redistribution layer. The mounting includes bonding the contact pads of the first test chip to corresponding contact pads of the test board. The method further includes applying a test voltage to a first contact pad connected to a first test circuit of the plurality of test circuits and, while maintaining the test voltage, subjecting the first test circuit to a reliability test. The method further includes monitoring an output voltage at a second contact pad connected to the first test circuit during a test period during the reliability test.

Abstract: Interconnect structures, packaged semiconductor devices, and methods of packaging semiconductor devices are disclosed. In some embodiments, an interconnect structure includes a polymer material and a post passivation interconnect (PPI) pad disposed over the polymer material. A PPI line is disposed within an opening in the polymer material, the PPI line being coupled to the PPI pad.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing micro light-emitting diode chips includes the steps of: providing a to-be-divided light-emitting component, which includes a metal substrate and a plurality of micro light-emitting diode dies disposed on the metal substrate to permit the metal substrate to define a to-be-etched region among the micro light-emitting diode dies; and etching the metal substrate to remove the to-be-etched region so as to divide the light-emitting component into a plurality of the micro light-emitting diode chips.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing micro light-emitting diode chips includes the steps of: providing a to-be-divided light-emitting component, which includes a metal substrate and a plurality of micro light-emitting diode dies disposed on the metal substrate to permit the metal substrate to define a to-be-etched region among the micro light-emitting diode dies; and etching the metal substrate to remove the to-be-etched region so as to divide the light-emitting component into a plurality of the micro light-emitting diode chips.

Abstract: Interconnect structures, packaged semiconductor devices, and methods of packaging semiconductor devices are disclosed. In some embodiments, an interconnect structure includes a polymer material and a post passivation interconnect (PPI) pad disposed over the polymer material. A PPI line is disposed within an opening in the polymer material, the PPI line being coupled to the PPI pad.

Abstract: A method includes forming an electrical connector over a substrate of a wafer, and molding a polymer layer, with at least a portion of the electrical connector molded in the polymer layer. A first sawing step is performed to form a trench in the polymer layer. After the first sawing step, a second sawing step is performed to saw the wafer into a plurality of dies.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are disclosed for manufacturing metal contacts under ground-up contact pads within a device. A device may comprise a bottom metal layer with a bottom metal contact, a top metal layer with a top metal contact, and a plurality of middle metal layers. Any given metal layer of the plurality of middle metal layers comprises a metal contact, the metal contact is substantially vertically below the top metal contact, substantially vertically above the bottom metal contact, and substantially vertically above a metal contact in any metal layer that is below the given metal layer. The metal contacts may be of various and different shapes. All the metal contacts in the plurality of middle metal layers and the bottom metal contact may be smaller than the top metal contact, therefore occupying less area and saving more area for other functions such as device routing.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are disclosed for manufacturing metal contacts under ground-up contact pads within a device. A device may comprise a bottom metal layer with a bottom metal contact, a top metal layer with a top metal contact, and a plurality of middle metal layers. Any given metal layer of the plurality of middle metal layers comprises a metal contact, the metal contact is substantially vertically below the top metal contact, substantially vertically above the bottom metal contact, and substantially vertically above a metal contact in any metal layer that is below the given metal layer. The metal contacts may be of various and different shapes. All the metal contacts in the plurality of middle metal layers and the bottom metal contact may be smaller than the top metal contact, therefore occupying less area and saving more area for other functions such as device routing.

Abstract: A vertical type light emitting diode die and a method for fabricating the same is disclosed. A growth substrate is provided and an epitaxial layer is formed on the growth substrate. A metallic combined substrate is connected to the epitaxial layer. Then, the growth substrate is removed. Electrode units are formed on the top surface of the epitaxial layer. The epitaxial layer is divided into epitaxial dies according to the number of the plurality of electrode units. Each vertical type light emitting diode die formed in the abovementioned way includes the metallic combined substrate having a first metal layer and second metal layers. The first metal layer is combined with the two second metal layers by cutting, vacuum heating, and polishing, so as to enable the metallic combined substrate to have a high coefficient of thermal conductivity, a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and initial magnetic permeability.