Abstract: The present invention provides a die-attaching paste superior in solder cracking resistance, used for bonding of semiconductor chips. The present invention lies in a die-attaching paste comprising as essential components: (A) a hydrocarbon having a number-average molecular weight of 500 to 5,000 and at least one double bond in the molecule, or its derivative, (B) a reactive diluent, (C) a radical polymerization catalyst, and (D) a filler.

Abstract: An electrically conductive paste comprises 80% by weight or more of silver powder and 20% by weight or less of a thermosetting resin. The silver powder has a particle size distribution having two peaks at specific positions. Viscosities of the paste measured under a low shearing stress and under a high shearing stress are in respective specific ranges and the ratio of these viscosities is in a specific range. A cured product obtained by heating the paste has a tensile modulus in a specific range. The paste has thermal and electric conductivities approximately the same as those of solder, shows little change in properties under a high temperature and a high humidity or under cyclic cooling and heating, exhibits excellent workability in coating and can be applied to coating by using nozzles having a wide range of diameters. A reliable semiconductor device is prepared by using the paste.

Abstract: The present invention provides a resin paste which has a sufficient hot adhesion strength and gives a cured product of low elastic modulus, and thereby, causes no chip cracking or warpage and resultantly no property deterioration of IC or the like even when used for bonding of a large chip (e.g. IC) to copper frame or the like, and which is rapidly-curable, and generates no void.

Abstract: The present invention provides a die-attaching paste superior in solder cracking resistance, used for bonding of semiconductor chips.

Abstract: An electrically conductive paste comprises 80% by weight or more of silver powder and 20% by weight or less of a thermosetting resin. The silver powder has a particle size distribution having two peaks at specific positions. Viscosities of the paste measured under a low shearing stress and under a high shearing stress are in respective specific ranges and the ratio of these viscosities is in a specific range. A cured product obtained by heating the paste has a tensile modulus in a specific range. The paste has thermal and electric conductivities approximately the same as those of solder, shows little change in properties under a high temperature and a high humidity or under cyclic cooling and heating, exhibits excellent workability in coating and can be applied to coating by using nozzles having a wide range of diameters. A reliable semiconductor device is prepared by using the paste.