Abstract: A method of preparing a semiconductor substrate with metal bumps on both sides of the substrate. The method includes depositing a first-side UBM layer on a first surface of the semiconductor substrate. The method includes forming a plurality of first-side metal bumps on the first surface of the semiconductor substrate after the first-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes forming a second-side UBM layer on a second side of the semiconductor substrate. The method includes forming a plurality of second-side metal bumps on the second surface of the semiconductor substrate after the second-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes removing exposed first-side UBM layer and exposed second-side UBM layer after the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second-side metal bumps are formed. The method includes reflowing the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second side metal bumps.

Abstract: A method of preparing a semiconductor substrate with metal bumps on both sides of the substrate. The method includes depositing a first-side UBM layer on a first surface of the semiconductor substrate. The method includes forming a plurality of first-side metal bumps on the first surface of the semiconductor substrate after the first-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes forming a second-side UBM layer on a second side of the semiconductor substrate. The method includes forming a plurality of second-side metal bumps on the second surface of the semiconductor substrate after the second-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes removing exposed first-side UBM layer and exposed second-side UBM layer after the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second-side metal bumps are formed. The method includes reflowing the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second side metal bumps.

Abstract: A method of preparing a semiconductor substrate with metal bumps on both sides of the substrate includes depositing a first-side UBM layer on a first surface of the substrate, and forming a plurality of first-side metal bumps on the first surface of the substrate after the first-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes forming a second-side UBM layer on a second side of the substrate, and the first surface and the second surface are opposite of each other. The method includes forming a plurality of second-side metal bumps on the second surface of the substrate after the second-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes removing exposed first-side UBM layer and exposed second-side UBM layer after the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second-side metal bumps are formed. The method includes reflowing the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second side metal bumps.

Abstract: A method of preparing a semiconductor substrate with metal bumps on both sides of the substrate includes depositing a first-side UBM layer on a first surface of the substrate, and forming a plurality of first-side metal bumps on the first surface of the substrate after the first-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes forming a second-side UBM layer on a second side of the substrate, and the first surface and the second surface are opposite of each other. The method includes forming a plurality of second-side metal bumps on the second surface of the substrate after the second-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes removing exposed first-side UBM layer and exposed second-side UBM layer after the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second-side metal bumps are formed. The method includes reflowing the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second side metal bumps.

Abstract: A method of preparing a semiconductor substrate with metal bumps on both sides of the substrate includes depositing a first-side UBM layer on a first surface of the substrate, and forming a plurality of first-side metal bumps on the first surface of the substrate after the first-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes forming a second-side UBM layer on a second side of the substrate, and the first surface and the second surface are opposite of each other. The method includes forming a plurality of second-side metal bumps on the second surface of the substrate after the second-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes removing exposed first-side UBM layer and exposed second-side UBM layer after the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second-side metal bumps are formed. The method includes reflowing the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second side metal bumps.

Abstract: A method of preparing a semiconductor substrate with metal bumps on both sides of the substrate includes depositing a first-side UBM layer on a first surface of the substrate, and forming a plurality of first-side metal bumps on the first surface of the substrate after the first-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes forming a second-side UBM layer on a second side of the substrate, and the first surface and the second surface are opposite of each other. The method includes forming a plurality of second-side metal bumps on the second surface of the substrate after the second-side UBM layer is deposited. The method includes removing exposed first-side UBM layer and exposed second-side UBM layer after the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second-side metal bumps are formed. The method includes reflowing the plurality of first-side metal bumps and the plurality of second side metal bumps.

Abstract: The mechanisms for forming metal bumps to connect to a cooling device (or a heat sink) described herein enable substrates with devices to dissipate heat generated more efficiently. In addition, the metal bumps allow customization of bump designs to meet the needs of different chips. Further, the usage of metal bumps between the semiconductor chip and cooling device enables advanced cooling by passing a cooling fluid between the bumps.

Abstract: The mechanisms for forming metal bumps to connect to a cooling device (or a heat sink) described herein enable substrates with devices to dissipate heat generated more efficiently. In addition, the metal bumps allow customization of bump designs to meet the needs of different chips. Further, the usage of metal bumps between the semiconductor chip and cooling device enables advanced cooling by passing a cooling fluid between the bumps.

Abstract: A method of recycling a control wafer having a low-k dielectric layer deposited thereon involves etching a portion of the low-k dielectric layer using a plasma resulting in a residual film of the low-k dielectric layer and byproduct particulates of carbon on the substrate. The residual dielectric film is removed by wet etching with a low polarization organic solvent that includes HF and a surfactant.

Abstract: A method of recycling a control wafer having a dielectric layer deposited thereon involves removing most of the dielectric layer by plasma etching leaving a residual film of the dielectric and then removing the residual dielectric film by a wet etching process. The combination of the dry and wet etching provides effective removal of the dielectric material without damaging the wafer substrate and any residual wet etching byproduct particulate remaining on the wafer substrate is then removed by APM cleaning and scrubbing.