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titleOfInvention Semiconductor device and manufacturing method of bond pad
abstract The present invention relates to a semiconductor device and a method of manufacturing a bond pad. The technical problem to be solved is to prevent short-circuit phenomenon due to excessive re-melting of the solder deposited on the bond pad and leakage current phenomenon caused by metal peeling .n n n For this purpose, the present invention comprises a semiconductor die having an active region formed on a semiconductor substrate, an insulating layer covering a peripheral edge of the semiconductor die to expose an active region of the semiconductor die, and a bond pad formed in an active region exposed through the insulating layer, A pad is a semiconductor device formed by sequentially laminating a molybdenum layer, an aluminum layer, and a nickel layer so that a nickel layer covers the molybdenum layer and the side surface of the aluminum layer, and a method of manufacturing the bond pad.
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