EP0246447A3

Organic solder barrier for a semiconductor device

Abstract

A method for defining a solder barrier using a silylated positive photoresist is disclosed. The silylated positive photoresist layer (24) replaces the top chrome layer previously employed and defines the solder barriers and I/O select patterns. The personality pattern in the Cr-Cu layers (14, 16) is defined by the use of a positive photoresist which is etched to provide the copper etch mask. The etched copper is then used to etch the chrome. This avoids the incompatibility of the positive photo­resist with the alkaline chromium etchant.

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