AP300 Cu-pillar/bump resist patterning
Veeco · Process equipment and thermal control
- Purpose
- Bump-process comparisons need resist openings, overlay and sidewalls checked before plating.
- Technical approach
- AP300 patterns packaging resist through customizable Unity lithography configurations.
- Scope of use
- Veeco lists copper pillars, flip-chip bumping and FOWLP; confirm thick-resist, optics and wafer-format needs.
- Limitations and open questions
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Scope and limitationsExposure is not plating/reflow or bridge repair. Announcements do not establish stack-specific resist, overlay or formed-bump acceptance windows.
What to prepareBLNKK suggests preparing resist stacks, openings/sidewalls, overlay maps, exposure settings and downstream plating/reflow/bump measurements.
Confirm with the supplierConfirm optics/wafer configurations, resist exposure windows, overlay definitions and pattern acceptance; discuss correlation with height and bridging inspections.
- Public evidence
- The 2025 announcement identifies uses; the 2019 release explains Unity and pattern-control roles.
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