Abstract: A plasma processing apparatus includes a stage disposed in a processing chamber for mounting a wafer, a plasma generation chamber disposed above the processing chamber for plasma generation using process gas, a plate member having multiple introduction holes, made of a dielectric material, disposed above the stage and between the processing chamber and the plasma generation chamber, and a lamp disposed around the plate member for heating the wafer. The plasma processing apparatus further includes an external IR light source, an emission fiber arranged in the stage, that outputs IR light from the external IR light source toward a wafer bottom, and a light collection fiber for collecting IR light from the wafer. Data obtained using only IR light from the lamp is subtracted from data obtained also using IR light from the external IR light source during heating of the wafer. Thus, a wafer temperature is determined.

Abstract: A first semiconductor device of an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a semiconductor substrate having one surface and another surface opposed to each other, and having a side length of 50 ?m or more and 500 ?m or less; a single or multiple bumps provided on the other surface; and a projection-and-depression structure formed in a side surface of the semiconductor substrate.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is formed by bonding bonding balls to a plurality of electrode pads formed on a semiconductor chip. After a wafer test is conducted by pressing a probe against the electrode pad, wire-bonding of the electrode pad to a lead is carried out so that a probe mark formed in the electrode pad during the wafer test is completely covered by a bonding ball, which forms an end of a wire connected to the lead.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is formed by bonding balls to a plurality of electrode pads formed on a semiconductor chip. After a wafer test is conducted by pressing a probe against the electrode pad, wire-bonding of the electrode pad to a lead is carried out so that a probe mark formed in the electrode pad during the wafer test is completely covered by a bonding ball, which forms an end of a wire connected to the lead.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is formed by bonding bonding balls to a plurality of electrode pads formed on a semiconductor chip. After a wafer test is conducted by pressing a probe against the electrode pad, wire-bonding of the electrode pad to a lead is carried out so that a probe mark formed in the electrode pad during the wafer test is completely covered by a bonding ball, which forms an end of a wire connected to the lead.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is formed by bonding bonding balls to a plurality of electrode pads formed on a semiconductor chip. After a wafer test is conducted by pressing a probe against the electrode pad, wire-bonding of the electrode pad to a lead is carried out so that a probe mark formed in the electrode pad during the wafer test is completely covered by a bonding ball, which forms an end of a wire connected to the lead.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is formed by bonding bonding balls to a plurality of electrode pads formed on a semiconductor chip. After a wafer test is conducted by pressing a probe against the electrode pad, wire-bonding of the electrode pad to a lead is carried out so that a probe mark formed in the electrode pad during the wafer test is completely covered by a bonding ball, which forms an end of a wire connected to the lead.