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titleOfInvention Solder bump forming apparatus, solder ball forming method, and semiconductor device manufacturing method
abstract (57) Abstract: A solder bump forming apparatus capable of manufacturing, at low cost, highly reliable solder bumps arranged at a fine pitch, a solder ball forming method using the solder bump forming apparatus, and a method of forming the solder balls into a semiconductor. Provided is a method for manufacturing a semiconductor device to be transferred to an electrode portion of a wafer. A solder bump forming apparatus having a substrate and a solder ball forming film formed on the substrate, wherein the solder ball forming film has a thickness smaller than a diameter of a solder ball formed in the opening. Formed on the surface, A solder bump forming apparatus having an opening such that the diameter of the opening gradually decreases toward the inside of the opening, a solder ball forming method using the solder bump forming apparatus, and a step of transferring the solder ball to an electrode portion of a semiconductor wafer. Of manufacturing a semiconductor device having the same.
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