Development of a Novel Negative-Tone Dry Film Resist with PVA Layer for Wiring with 1.5/1.5 µm Line/Space

Semiconductor package substrates require high-density connections to enhance signal transmission speed, and 2 xD packages equipped with fine redistribution layers (RDLs) with a Line/Space (L/S) of 2.0/2.0 μm or less have garnered significant attention. Traditionally, RDLs have been formed on wafers using liquid photoresists; however, there is a growing interest in forming RDLs on large panels to accommodate larger package sizes. However, applying liquid photoresists to large panels is challenging because of issues such as panel-specific warpage. To address this issue, dry film resists, which display high panel compatibility, have been highlighted, although they suffer from resolution limitations.

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Journal of Photopolymer Science and Technology
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2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.2494/photopolymer.38.79
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Semiconductor materials and devices
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Development of a Novel Negative-Tone Dry Film Resist with PVA Layer for Wiring with 1.5/1.5 µm Line/Space

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Development of a Novel Negative-Tone Dry Film Resist with PVA Layer for Wiring with 1.5/1.5 µm Line/Space

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Abstract

Semiconductor package substrates require high-density connections to enhance signal transmission speed, and 2 xD packages equipped with fine redistribution layers (RDLs) with a Line/Space (L/S) of 2.0/2.0 μm or less have garnered significant attention. Traditionally, RDLs have been formed on wafers using liquid photoresists; however, there is a growing interest in forming RDLs on large panels to accommodate larger package sizes. However, applying liquid photoresists to large panels is challenging because of issues such as panel-specific warpage. To address this issue, dry film resists, which display high panel compatibility, have been highlighted, although they suffer from resolution limitations.

Journal of Photopolymer Science and TechnologyVol. 38(2)
Resonac (Japan)
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Semiconductor materials and devices
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Development of a Novel Negative-Tone Dry Film Resist with PVA Layer for Wiring with 1.5/1.5 µm Line/Space — K. Iwashita, A. Mochizuki, et al. · Journal of Photopolymer Science and Technology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS