Abstract: A method for applying an underfill and edge coating to a flip chip is described. The method includes the steps of adhering a bumped wafer to an expandable carrier substrate, sawing the wafer to form individual chips, stretching the carrier substrate in a bidirectional manner to form channels between each of the individual chips, applying an underfill material to the bumped surfaces of the chips and around the edges of the chips, cutting the underfill material in the channels between the chips and removing the individual, underfill coated chips from the carrier.

Abstract: A flip chip having solder bumps, an integrated underfill, and a separate flux coating, as well as methods for making such a device, is described. The device is characterized in that the underfill material is provided on the chip surface prior to the application of solder bumps, and then treated to form apertures therein which act as a mask for solder bump application. The resulting device is well suited for a simple one-step application to a printed circuit board, thereby simplifying flip chip manufacturing processes which heretofore have required a separate underfilling step.

Abstract: A flip chip having solder bumps and an integrated flux and underfill, as well as methods for making such a device, is described. The resulting device is well suited for a simple one-step application to a printed circuit board, thereby simplifying flip chip manufacturing processes which heretofore have required separate fluxing and underfilling steps.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for forming a two-stage bump on a flip chip. The process employs an underfill material which can be formed to act as a mask for application of bumps formed from a first composition to the flip chip. A material having a different composition can then be applied to the bumps.

Abstract: A flip chip having solder bumps, an integrated underfill, and a separate flux coating, as well as methods for making such a device, is described. The device is characterized in that the underfill material is provided on the chip surface prior to the application of solder bumps, and then treated to form apertures therein which act as a mask for solder bump application. The resulting device is well suited for a simple one-step application to a printed circuit board, thereby simplifying flip chip manufacturing processes which heretofore have required a separate underfilling step.

Abstract: A flip chip having solder bumps and an integrated flux and underfill, as well as methods for making such a device, is described. The resulting device is well suited for a simple one-step application to a printed circuit board, thereby simplifying flip chip manufacturing processes which heretofore have required separate fluxing and underfilling steps.

Abstract: Providing encapsulated electronic components on a circuit board by providing dams on a circuit board around areas on which respective electronic components will be mounted, mounting the respective electronic components within the dams on the circuit board, and printing encapsulating material through a stencil in order to provide deposits of encapsulating material over the electronic components and within the dams.