Abstract: An interconnection structure and a fabrication method thereof. A first organic low-k material layer, a stress redistribution layer, a second organic low-k dielectric layer are formed in sequence over a substrate, followed by forming an opening in the first organic low-k material layer, the stress redistribution layer, and the second organic low-k dielectric layer. The opening is then filled with a conductive material to form an interconnection structure. The stress redistribution layer has a heat expansion coefficient closer to that of the substrate, while such heat expansion coefficient differs more significantly from those of the first and second organic low-k material layers.

Abstract: An interconnection structure and a fabrication method thereof. A first organic low-k material layer, a stress redistribution layer, a second organic low-k dielectric layer are formed in sequence over a substrate, followed by forming an opening in the first organic low-k material layer, the stress redistribution layer, and the second organic low-k dielectric layer. The opening is then filled with a conductive material to form an interconnection structure. The stress redistribution layer has a heat expansion coefficient closer to that of the substrate, while such heat expansion coefficient differs more significantly from those of the first and second organic low-k material layers.

Abstract: An interconnection structure and a fabrication method thereof. A first organic low-k material layer, a stress redistribution layer, a second organic low-k dielectric layer are formed in sequence over a substrate, followed by forming an opening in the first organic low-k material layer, the stress redistribution layer, and the second organic low-k dielectric layer. The opening is then filled with a conductive material to form an interconnection structure. The stress redistribution layer has a heat expansion coefficient closer to that of the substrate, while such heat expansion coefficient differs more significantly from those of the first and second organic low-k material layers.

Abstract: An interconnection structure and a fabrication method thereof. A first organic low-k material layer, a stress redistribution layer, a second organic low-k dielectric layer are formed in sequence over a substrate, followed by forming an opening in the first organic low-k material layer, the stress redistribution layer, and the second organic low-k dielectric layer. The opening is then filled with a conductive material to form an interconnection structure. The stress redistribution layer has a heat expansion coefficient closer to that of the substrate, while such heat expansion coefficient differs more significantly from those of the first and second organic low-k material layers.

Abstract: A process for forming fusible links in an integrated circuit in which the fusible links are formed in the final metallization layer simultaneously with bonding pads. The process can be applied in the fabrication of integrated circuits that employ copper metallization and low k dielectric materials. After patterning the final metal (aluminum) layer to form the fusible links and the bonding pads, a dielectric etch stop layer is formed over the final metal layer before a passivation layer is deposited. The passivation layer is removed in areas over the fusible links and the bonding pads. The dielectric etch stop layer is removed either from above the bonding pads only, or from above both the bonding pads and the fusible links.

Abstract: A process for forming fusible links in an integrated circuit in which the fusible links are formed in the final metallization layer simultaneously with bonding pads. The process can be applied in the fabrication of integrated circuits that employ copper metallization and low k dielectric materials. After patterning the final metal (aluminum) layer to form the fusible links and the bonding pads, a dielectric etch stop layer is formed over the final metal layer before a passivation layer is deposited. The passivation layer is removed in areas over the fusible links and the bonding pads. The dielectric etch stop layer is removed either from above the bonding pads only, or from above both the bonding pads and the fusible links.