Structure of a ball-grid array package substrate and processes for producing thereof
First Claim
1. A process for producing a structure of a ball-grid array (BGA) package substrate, comprising the steps of:
- providing a substrate, wherein two sides of said substrate are respectively covered with one layer of a release film;
forming a plurality of via holes and a cavity in said substrate, wherein said via holes are located in predetermined positions of solder balls for ground of said substrate, and said cavity is located for receiving a chip;
plugging conductive paste in said via holes of said substrate;
removing said release films;
laminating a heat sink layer and a copper foil respectively on said two sides of said substrate;
patterning said copper foil to form a pattern layer having patterns for connecting said solder balls and conductive traces of said substrate;
coating black ink on said heat sink layer;
forming a layer of black oxide onto the surface of said heat sink layer within said cavity;
coating a solder mask on said pattern layer;
performing a photolithography procedure to bare portions of said pattern layer where said solder balls are connected;
performing an electroplating process to plate in turn a Ni film and an Au film on said uncovered portions of said pattern layer;
mounting said solder balls onto said Au film of said pattern layer; and
setting said chip onto said layer of black oxide, and connecting bonding pads of said chip with said patterns for connecting said solder balls as well as said conductive traces of said substrate by wire bonding.
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Abstract
An improved structure of a ball-grid array (BGA) package substrate and processes for producing thereof are disclosed, wherein one side of the BGA substrate has a single pattern layer for connecting with solder balls and a heat sink layer is bonded to the other side of the substrate. The heat sink layer provides not only heat dissipation for the substrate, but also patterns for power and/or for ground, so as to diminish the dimension required for the patterns for power and/or for ground on the pattern layer of the substrate. The solder balls for power and/or for ground of the substrate are connected with the heat sink layer through electrically and thermally conductive via holes plugged with conductive paste.
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1. A process for producing a structure of a ball-grid array (BGA) package substrate, comprising the steps of:
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providing a substrate, wherein two sides of said substrate are respectively covered with one layer of a release film;
forming a plurality of via holes and a cavity in said substrate, wherein said via holes are located in predetermined positions of solder balls for ground of said substrate, and said cavity is located for receiving a chip;
plugging conductive paste in said via holes of said substrate;
removing said release films;
laminating a heat sink layer and a copper foil respectively on said two sides of said substrate;
patterning said copper foil to form a pattern layer having patterns for connecting said solder balls and conductive traces of said substrate;
coating black ink on said heat sink layer;
forming a layer of black oxide onto the surface of said heat sink layer within said cavity;
coating a solder mask on said pattern layer;
performing a photolithography procedure to bare portions of said pattern layer where said solder balls are connected;
performing an electroplating process to plate in turn a Ni film and an Au film on said uncovered portions of said pattern layer;
mounting said solder balls onto said Au film of said pattern layer; and
setting said chip onto said layer of black oxide, and connecting bonding pads of said chip with said patterns for connecting said solder balls as well as said conductive traces of said substrate by wire bonding. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A process for producing a structure of a ball-grid array (BGA) package substrate, comprising the steps of:
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providing a substrate, wherein one side of said substrate includes a layer of copper foil;
covering the two sides of said substrate respectively with one layer of a release film;
forming a plurality of via holes and a cavity in said substrate, wherein said via holes are located in predetermined positions of ball-grid for ground and of ball-grid for power of said substrate, and said cavity is located for receiving a chip;
plugging conductive paste in said via holes of said substrate;
removing said release films;
laminating a heat sink layer in the other side of said substrate;
forming a layer of black oxide onto the surface of said heat sink layer within said cavity;
patterning said copper foil to form a pattern layer having signal patterns and patterns for connecting power solder balls and for connecting ground solder balls;
patterning said heat sink layer to form therein patterns for power and for ground;
coating a black ink layer on said heat sink layer;
coating a solder mask on said pattern layer, and then performing a photolithography procedure to bare portions of said pattern layer where said power solder balls and said ground solder balls are connected;
performing an electroplating process to plate in turn a Ni film and an Au film on said uncovered portions of said pattern layer; and
mounting said solder balls onto said Au film of said pattern layer so that said power solder balls and said ground solder balls of said substrate are respectively connected to said patterns for power and for ground of said heat sink layer through said conductive paste in said via holes of said substrate; and
setting said chip onto said layer of black oxide, and then connecting bonding pads of said chip with said patterns for connecting said solder balls as well as said conductive traces of said substrate by wire bonding. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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