Abstract: A semiconductor module includes: an insulating resin layer; a wiring layer which is provided on one main surface of the insulating resin layer and which includes an external connection region; bump electrodes which are electrically connected to the wiring layer and each of which is formed such that it protrudes from the wiring layer toward the insulating resin layer; a semiconductor device which is provided on the other main surface of the insulating resin layer and which includes device electrodes connected to the bump electrode; and a wiring protection layer provided on the wiring layer and the insulating resin layer so as to expose the external connection region. In the semiconductor module, the outer edge portion of the wiring protection layer is in contact with the external edge portion of the semiconductor device such that it shields at least a part of the semiconductor resin layer at the side edge.

Abstract: A device mounting board includes: an insulating resin layer; a wiring layer disposed on one main surface of the insulating resin layer; and a bump electrode connected electrically to the wiring layer and protruding on a side of the insulating resin layer from the wiring layer. A side surface of the bump electrode is curved inwardly toward the center axis of the bump electrode as viewed in a cross section including the center axis of the bump electrode, and the radius of curvature of the side surface changes continuously from a wiring layer end to a head end of the bump electrode.

Abstract: A first circuit element and a second element are mounted with their electrode forming surfaces facing a wiring layer. A first bump electrode formed integrally with the wiring layer on one face substantially penetrates a first insulating resin layer. A gold plating layer covering an element electrode of the first circuit element and a gold plating layer disposed on top of the first bump electrode are bonded together by Au—Au bonding. A second bump electrode formed integrally with the wiring layer on one face substantially penetrates the first and the second insulating resin layer. A gold plating layer covering an element electrode of the second circuit element and a gold plating layer disposed on top of the second bump electrode are bonded together by Au—Au bonding.

Abstract: A semiconductor module includes: an insulating resin layer; a wiring layer which is provided on one main surface of the insulating resin layer and which includes an external connection region; bump electrodes which are electrically connected to the wiring layer and each of which is formed such that it protrudes from the wiring layer toward the insulating resin layer; a semiconductor device which is provided on the other main surface of the insulating resin layer and which includes device electrodes connected to the bump electrode; and a wiring protection layer provided on the wiring layer and the insulating resin layer so as to expose the external connection region. In the semiconductor module, the outer edge portion of the wiring protection layer is in contact with the external edge portion of the semiconductor device such that it shields at least a part of the semiconductor resin layer at the side edge.

Abstract: A semiconductor module includes a device mounting board and a semiconductor device mounted on the device mounting board. The device mounting board includes an insulating resin layer, a wiring layer provided on one main surface of the insulating resin layer, and bump electrodes, electrically connected to the wiring layer, which are protruded from the wiring layer toward the insulating resin layer. The semiconductor device has device electrodes which are disposed counter to a semiconductor substrate and the bump electrodes, respectively. The surface of a metallic layer provided on the device electrode lies on the same plane as the surface of a protective layer.

Abstract: A board adapted to mount an electronic device includes an insulating resin layer, a wiring layer of a predetermined pattern provided on one surface of the insulating resin layer, a bump electrode provided on an insulating-resin-layer-side surface of the wiring layer, and a covering, formed of a metal layer, which covers a top surface of the bump electrode and a region, at a side surface of the bump electrode, continuous with the top surface excluding a region in contact with the wiring layer.

Abstract: A semiconductor element mounted on an insulating resin layer formed on a wiring layer is sealed by a sealing resin. On the wiring layer, a protruding electrode protruding to the side of the semiconductor element and a protruding section are integrally formed with the wiring layer, respectively. The protruding electrode is electrically connected to an element electrode of the semiconductor element by penetrating the insulating resin layer. The protruding section is arranged to surround the semiconductor element along the four sides of the semiconductor element, and is embedded in the sealing resin up to a position above a section where the protruding electrode and the element electrode are bonded.

Abstract: A semiconductor substrate having on its surface an electrode of a semiconductor device and a pattern unit is prepared. A copper plate is formed provided with a first principle surface having a bump and a second principle surface, opposite to the first principle surface, having a trench. By adjusting the position of the copper plate so that a pattern unit and the corresponding trench have a predetermined positional relation, the bump and the electrode are aligned, the first principle surface of the copper plate and a semiconductor substrate are pressure-bonded via an insulating layer, and the bump and the electrode become connected electrically while the bump penetrating the insulating layer. A predetermined rewiring pattern is formed on the side of the second principle surface.

Abstract: An electrode for a semiconductor device is formed on the mounting surface (particularly, the outer periphery thereof) of a semiconductor substrate in a semiconductor module. In order to secure a large gap between the electrodes, an insulating layer is formed on the electrode. Also formed are a plurality of bumps penetrating the insulating layer and connected to the electrode, and a rewiring pattern integrally formed with the bumps. The rewiring pattern includes a bump area and a wiring area extending contiguously with the bump area. The insulating layer is formed to have a concave upper surface in an interval between the bumps, and the wiring area of the rewiring pattern is formed to fit that upper surface. The wiring area of the rewiring pattern is formed to be depressed toward the semiconductor substrate in relation to the bump area of the rewiring pattern.

Abstract: An electrode for a semiconductor device is formed on the mounting surface (particularly, the outer periphery thereof) of a semiconductor substrate in a semiconductor module. In order to secure a large gap between the electrodes, an insulating layer is formed on the electrode. Also formed are a plurality of bumps penetrating the insulating layer and connected to the electrode, and a rewiring pattern integrally formed with the bumps. The rewiring pattern includes a bump area and a wiring area extending contiguously with the bump area. The insulating layer is formed to have a concave upper surface in an interval between the bumps, and the wiring area of the rewiring pattern is formed to fit that upper surface. The wiring area of the rewiring pattern is formed to be depressed toward the semiconductor substrate in relation to the bump area of the rewiring pattern.

Abstract: A first circuit element and a second element are mounted with their electrode forming surfaces facing a wiring layer. A first bump electrode formed integrally with the wiring layer on one face substantially penetrates a first insulating resin layer. A gold plating layer covering an element electrode of the first circuit element and a gold plating layer disposed on top of the first bump electrode are bonded together by Au—Au bonding. A second bump electrode formed integrally with the wiring layer on one face substantially penetrates the first and the second insulating resin layer. A gold plating layer covering an element electrode of the second circuit element and a gold plating layer disposed on top of the second bump electrode are bonded together by Au—Au bonding.

Abstract: A semiconductor module is of a structure such that a wiring layer, an insulating resin layer and a semiconductor device are stacked in this order by bonding them together with compression. In the wiring layer, bump electrodes each having a base and a tip portion are provided in positions corresponding respectively to device electrodes of the semiconductor device. The bump electrodes penetrate the insulating resin layer and are electrically coupled to the corresponding device electrodes.

Abstract: A semiconductor module includes: an insulating resin layer; a wiring layer which is provided on one main surface of the insulating resin layer and which includes an external connection region; bump electrodes which are electrically connected to the wiring layer and each of which is formed such that it protrudes from the wiring layer toward the insulating resin layer; a semiconductor device which is provided on the other main surface of the insulating resin layer and which includes device electrodes connected to the bump electrode; and a wiring protection layer provided on the wiring layer and the insulating resin layer so as to expose the external connection region. In the semiconductor module, the outer edge portion of the wiring protection layer is in contact with the external edge portion of the semiconductor device such that it shields at least a part of the semiconductor resin layer at the side edge.

Abstract: A device mounting board is provided with: an insulating resin layer; a wiring layer provided on one major surface of the insulating resin layer; and a bump electrode electrically connected to the wiring layer and configured to be projected from the wiring layer toward the insulating resin layer. The bump electrode has an approximately convex-shaped top surface and at least the peripheral area on the top surface thereof is curve-shaped.

Abstract: To also intend the improvement of light-emitting efficiency by microcrystallizing light-emitting layer while utilizing vapor-phase growth method that is advantageous for improving crystal quality, and the like. 4 for forming light-emitting layer comprises a substrate single-crystal substrate 1, and an oriented fine crystal layer 3 being formed on the single-crystal substrate 4. One of the crystal axes of respective crystals, which constitute the oriented microcrystal layer 3, is oriented in a specific direction with respect to the single-crystal substrate 1, and an average of the crystal grain diameters of the respective crystals, which constitute the oriented microcrystal layer 3, is adapted to being 1-1,000 nm.

Abstract: A semiconductor module includes a device mounting board and a semiconductor device mounted on the device mounting board. The device mounting board includes an insulating resin layer, a wiring layer provided on one main surface of the insulating resin layer, and bump electrodes, electrically connected to the wiring layer, which are protruded from the wiring layer toward the insulating resin layer. The semiconductor device has device electrodes which are disposed counter to a semiconductor substrate and the bump electrodes, respectively. The surface of a metallic layer provided on the device electrode lies on the same plane as the surface of a protective layer.

Abstract: A device mounting board includes: an insulating resin layer; a wiring layer disposed on one main surface of the insulating resin layer; and a bump electrode connected electrically to the wiring layer and protruding on a side of the insulating resin layer from the wiring layer. A side surface of the bump electrode is curved inwardly toward the center axis of the bump electrode as viewed in a cross section including the center axis of the bump electrode, and the radius of curvature of the side surface changes continuously from a wiring layer end to a head end of the bump electrode.

Abstract: A substrate for mounting a device includes: an insulating resin layer made of an insulating resin; a wiring layer provided on one major surface of the insulating resin layer; and a projected portion that projects toward the direction opposite to the insulating resin layer from the wiring layer, and that is used for supporting a low-melting metal ball, while being connected to the wiring layer electrically. The wiring layer and the projected portion are formed into one body.

Abstract: A board adapted to mount an electronic device includes an insulating resin layer, a wiring layer of a predetermined pattern provided on one surface of the insulating resin layer, a bump electrode provided on an insulating-resin-layer-side surface of the wiring layer, and a covering, formed of a metal layer, which covers a top surface of the bump electrode and a region, at a side surface of the bump electrode, continuous with the top surface excluding a region in contact with the wiring layer.

Abstract: A semiconductor substrate having on its surface an electrode of a semiconductor device and a pattern unit is prepared. A copper plate is formed provided with a first principle surface having a bump and a second principle surface, opposite to the first principle surface, having a trench. By adjusting the position of the copper plate so that a pattern unit and the corresponding trench have a predetermined positional relation, the bump and the electrode are aligned, the first principle surface of the copper plate and a semiconductor substrate are pressure-bonded via an insulating layer, and the bump and the electrode become connected electrically while the bump penetrating the insulating layer. A predetermined rewiring pattern is formed on the side of the second principle surface.