Abstract: The present invention is to provide a method for removing adhesive in a short time without requiring any solvent, a repair of which has conventionally been required for a long time,

Abstract: An apparatus includes a connection sheet having a separator layer and an adhesive film layer formed on the separator layer such that said adhesive film layer can be peeled from the separator layer. The cohesive strength of the adhesive film layer decreases when the adhesive film layer is heated to a predetermined temperature. Electronic parts each have an electrode surface and at least one electrode on the electrode surface. The electrode surface of each of the electronic parts is affixed to the adhesive film layer such that the adhesive film layer coats all exposed portions of the electrode surface and coats all exposed surfaces of the at least one electrode.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a connection sheet having a separator layer and an adhesive film layer formed on the separator layer such that said adhesive film layer can be peeled from the separator layer. The cohesive strength of the adhesive film layer decreases when the adhesive film layer is heated to a predetermined temperature. Electronic parts each have an electrode surface and at least one electrode on the electrode surface.

Abstract: A connection sheet which firmly bonds electrodes that face each other together by interposing the connection sheet between the electrodes. The connection sheet comprises a first adhesive layer containing a first adhesive having an insulating property and a second adhesive layer containing a second adhesive having an insulating property and a conductive material and placed at least on one side of the first adhesive layer. At the same time of electrode connection, the second adhesive molten has a viscosity equal to or lower than that of the first adhesive when molten. When the electrodes are connected with this structure, the conductive material contained in the second adhesive layer is embedded in the first adhesive layer having relatively high melting viscosity, and part of the conductive material is trapped on the electrodes to be connected in contact therewith. Accordingly, the conductive material can be securely held between the electrodes.

Abstract: A method of mounting electronic parts on a circuit board comprises an adhesive layer formation step of forming, on an electrode surface of each electronic part on which electrodes are formed, a film-like thermosetting adhesive layer having an area substantially equal to that of the corresponding electrode surface so as to obtain adhesive-coated electronic parts. The electrodes on which the adhesive layer is formed are arranged so as to face corresponding electrodes of the circuit board, and the electrodes are positioned relative to each other. Heat and pressure are applied to the electrodes of the electronic parts and the electrodes of the circuit board to fix the electrodes to each other after the electrodes are positioned. Almost no adhesive superfluously comes out of the electrode surfaces. Accordingly, when mounting the electronic parts on the circuit board, it is unnecessary to remove superfluous adhesive, unlike conventional process, whereby the efficiency is improved and also the cost can be cut down.

Abstract: An adhesive film comprising (a) a liquid epoxy resin, (b) a solid resin having one or more functional groups, (c) a microcapsule type curing agent, and if necessary (d) a coupling agent, is effective for connecting semiconductor chips and wiring boards under heat and pressure.

Abstract: An isotropically electroconductive resin film material produced by sticking electroconductive particles to a sticking layer formed on a support and fixing therein, and filling a film-forming resin incompatible with the sticking material among the electroconductive particles, has electroconductivity only in the film thickness direction via the electroconductive particles uniformly dispersed in the plane direction, and is suitable for electrically connecting oppositely placed circuits and fine electrodes of a plurality of electronic parts, and for testing electronic parts.

Abstract: A connection sheet which firmly bonds electrodes that face each other together by interposing the connection sheet between the electrodes. The connection sheet comprises a first adhesive layer containing a first adhesive having an insulating property and a second adhesive layer placed at least on one side of the first adhesive layer and containing a second adhesive having an insulating property and a conductive material, wherein at the time of electrode connection, the second adhesive molten has a viscosity equal to or lower than that of the first adhesive when molten. When the electrodes are connected with this structure, the conductive material contained in the second adhesive layer is embedded in the first adhesive layer having relatively high melting viscosity, and part of the conductive material is trapped on the electrodes to be connected in contact therewith. Accordingly, the conductive material can be securely held between the electrodes.

Abstract: An adhesive film comprising (a) a liquid epoxy resin, (b) a solid resin having one or more functional groups, (c) a microcapsule type curing agent, and if necessary (d) a coupling agent, is effective for connecting semiconductor chips and wiring boards under heat and pressure.

Abstract: A semiconductor device comprising a semiconductor chip, a wiring substrate, and an adhesive preferably containing electroconductive particles interposed therebetween, a plurality of spacer elements being present on or below the adhesive layer, said spacer elements having almost the same height as surrounding projecting electrodes and at least one shape selected from circles and polygons when viewed from the top, within an area surrounded by the connected electrodes, has a high flexural strength and high reliability and can be used for information cards, and the like.

Abstract: Circuit connections can be repaired with high accuracy and high reliability by peeling a mutually connected circuit portion to be repaired and placing a porous sheet with predetermined shape on the peeled circuit surface, impregnating the porous sheet with a peeling solution, removing the porous sheet containing unnecessary adhesive dissolved by the peeling solution, while cleaning the circuit surface contacted with the peeling solution, and reconnecting the cleaned circuit surface to a circuit surface to be connected via an adhesive.

Abstract: A composition comprising (A) an epoxy resin type adhesive, (B) particles obtained by coating a nucleus of a curing agent with a film, (C) pressure-deformable electroconductive particles having an average particle size larger than that of the particles (B), and if necessary (D) rigid particles having an average particle size smaller than that of the particles (B). Also, a method of using for the composition connecting circuits electrically or connecting a semiconductor chip to a wiring substrate.

Abstract: A composition comprising (A) an epoxy resin type adhesive, (B) particles obtained by coating a nucleus of a curing agent with a film, (C) pressure-deformable electroconductive particles having an average particles size larger than that of the particles (B), and if necessary (D) rigid particles having an average particle size smaller than that of the particles (B), is effective for connecting circuits electrically or connecting a semiconductor chip to a wiring substrate.

Abstract: Excellent connection of conductors with high reliability can be accomplished by using an adhesive composition or flim capable of exhibiting anisotropic-electroconductivity comprising electroconductive particles comprising polymeric core materials coated with thin metal layers, and electrically insulating adhesive component.

Abstract: An anisotropic-electroconductive adhesive film containing a small quantity of electroconductive particles having a special shape in an adhesive component layer which has a limited thickness is useful for connecting micro-sized circuits, etc. due to its anisotropy in electroconductivity and good transparency.