Mitsubishi electric corporation (20240136235). METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SUBSTRATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE simplified abstract

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METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SUBSTRATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

Organization Name

mitsubishi electric corporation

Inventor(s)

Mamoru Matsuo of Tokyo (JP)

Kenta Nakahara of Tokyo (JP)

Keiichi Nakamura of Tokyo (JP)

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SUBSTRATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240136235 titled 'METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SUBSTRATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

Simplified Explanation

The method described in the patent application involves immersing a substrate with circuit patterns in pure water or a corrosive solution, applying voltage to the circuit patterns, and determining the substrate's quality based on the presence or absence of a tree-like structure formed due to the voltage application.

  • Immersing substrate in pure water or corrosive solution
  • Applying voltage to circuit patterns
  • Determining substrate quality based on presence of tree-like structure

Potential Applications

This technology could be applied in the manufacturing industry for quality control of substrates with circuit patterns.

Problems Solved

This method helps in identifying defective products early in the manufacturing process, saving time and resources.

Benefits

- Improved quality control - Cost savings by identifying defective products early - Efficient manufacturing process

Potential Commercial Applications

"Quality Control Method for Substrate Manufacturing in Pure Water or Corrosive Solution" could be used in the semiconductor industry for ensuring the quality of substrates with circuit patterns.

Possible Prior Art

One possible prior art could be the use of voltage testing in the semiconductor industry to detect defects in circuit patterns on substrates.

Unanswered Questions

How does this method compare to traditional quality control methods in the semiconductor industry?

This method offers a more efficient and potentially cost-effective way of identifying defective products compared to traditional methods.

What are the potential environmental impacts of using corrosive solutions in the manufacturing process?

The use of corrosive solutions may raise concerns about proper disposal and environmental impact, which would need to be addressed in the implementation of this technology.


Original Abstract Submitted

a method for manufacturing a substrate according to the first disclosure includes immersing a substrate on which a plurality of circuit patterns are formed in pure water or a corrosive solution, applying voltage between the plurality of circuit patterns in a state in which the substrate is immersed in the pure water or the corrosive solution and determining the substrate to be a defective product when a tree is generated in the plurality of circuit patterns due to the voltage application and determining the substrate to be a non-defective product when the tree is not generated.