Patent classifications
H10W74/00
MICROELECTRONIC DEVICE PACKAGE WITH INTEGRAL ANTENNA MODULE AND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
In a described example, an apparatus includes: a semiconductor device mounted to a device side surface of a package substrate, the package substrate having a board side surface opposite the device side surface; an antenna module mounted to the package substrate and coupled to the semiconductor device; and mold compound covering the semiconductor device and a portion of the package substrate.
Semiconductor Device and Method of Disposing Electrical Components Above and Below Substrate
A semiconductor device has a substrate with a die mounting site and a plurality of leads. A first electrical component is disposed over a first surface of the die mounting site. A second electrical component is disposed over a second surface of the die mounting site opposite the first surface of the die mounting site. A first bond wire is coupled between the first electrical component and a first lead, and a second bond wire is coupled between the second electrical component and a second lead. A first encapsulant is deposited over the first electrical component, and a second encapsulant is deposited over the second electrical component with the leads exposed between the first encapsulant and second encapsulant. The leads are exposed from the first encapsulant and second encapsulant on a side of the semiconductor device.
METHOD OF FABRICATING A SEMICONDUCTOR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS PACKAGE
The present disclosure discloses a method of fabricating a semiconductor integrated circuits package with solder wettable plating and relates to a semiconductor package substrate with side wettable flank (SWF) features and a method of manufacturing thereof. In particular, the disclosure relates to leadless semiconductor devices and an associated method of manufacturing such devices. An object of the present disclosure is to provide a manufacturing technique allowing full plating of the side flanks by conventional electro-plating with an external conductive media.
METHODS OF FABRICATING 3D SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES AND STRUCTURES WITH METAL LAYERS AND MEMORY CELLS
Methods of fabricating a 3D semiconductor device including: forming a first level including a first single crystal layer and first transistors, includes a single crystal channel; forming a first metal layer in the first level and a second metal layer overlaying the first metal layer; forming memory control circuits in the first level; forming a second level including second transistors, where at least one of the second transistors includes a metal gate; forming a third level including third transistors; forming a fourth level including fourth transistors, where the second level includes first memory cells, where the fourth level includes second memory cells, where the memory control circuits include control of data written into the first memory cells and into the second memory cells, where at least one of the transistors includes a hafnium oxide gate dielectric.
SiC SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
An SiC semiconductor device includes an SiC semiconductor layer including an SiC monocrystal and having a first main surface as an element forming surface, a second main surface at a side opposite to the first main surface, and a plurality of side surfaces connecting the first main surface and the second main surface, and a plurality of modified lines formed one layer each at the respective side surfaces of the SiC semiconductor layer and each extending in a band shape along a tangential direction to the first main surface of the SiC semiconductor layer and modified to be of a property differing from the SiC monocrystal.
Bottom package exposed die MEMS pressure sensor integrated circuit package design
A MEMS pressure sensor packaged with a molding compound. The MEMS pressure sensor features a lead frame, a MEMS semiconductor die, a second semiconductor die, multiple pluralities of bonding wires, and a molding compound. The MEMS semiconductor die has an internal chamber, a sensing component, and apertures. The MEMS semiconductor die and the apertures are exposed to an ambient atmosphere. A method is desired to form a MEMS pressure sensor package that reduces defects caused by mold flashing and die cracking. Fabrication of the MEMS pressure sensor package comprises placing a lead frame on a lead frame tape; placing a MEMS semiconductor die adjacent to the lead frame and on the lead frame tape with the apertures facing the tape and being sealed thereby; attaching a second semiconductor die to the MEMS semiconductor die; attaching pluralities of bonding wires to form electrical connections between the MEMS semiconductor die, the second semiconductor die, and the lead frame; and forming a molding compound.
Silver nanoparticles synthesis method for low temperature and pressure sintering
The disclosure is directed to wide band-gap semiconductor devices, such as power devices based on silicon carbide or gallium nitride materials. A power device die is attached to a carrier substrate or a base using sintered silver as a die attachment material or layer. The carrier substrate is, in some embodiments, copper plated with silver. The sintered silver die attachment layer is formed by sintering silver nanoparticle paste under a very low temperature, for example, lower than 200 C. and in some embodiments at about 150 C., and with no external pressures applied in the sintering process. The silver nanoparticle is synthesized through a chemical reduction process in an organic solvent. After the reduction process has completed, the organic solvent is removed through evaporation with a flux of inert gas being injected into the solution.
Stacked die modules for semiconductor device assemblies and methods of manufacturing stacked die modules
Stacked die modules for semiconductor device assemblies and methods of manufacturing the modules are disclosed. In some embodiments, the module includes a shingled stack of semiconductor dies, each die having an uncovered porch with bond pads. Further, a dielectric structure partially encapsulates the shingled stack of semiconductor dies. The dielectric structure includes openings corresponding to the bond pads. The module also includes conductive structures disposed on the dielectric structure, where each of the conductive structures extends over at least one porch of the semiconductor dies to connect to at least one bond pad through a corresponding opening. The semiconductor device assembly may include a controller die attached to a package substrate, the controller die carrying one or more stacked die modules, and bonding wires connecting terminals of the modules to package bond pads.
Semiconductor device
In a semiconductor device, a first wiring member is electrically connected to a first main electrode on a first surface of a semiconductor element, and a second wiring member is electrically connected to a second main electrode on a second surface of the semiconductor element. An encapsulating body encapsulates at least a part of each of the first and second wiring members, the semiconductor element and a bonding wire. The semiconductor element has a protective film on the first surface of the semiconductor substrate, and the pad has an exposed surface exposed from an opening of the protective film. The exposed surface includes a connection area to which the bonding wire is connected, and a peripheral area on a periphery of the connection area. The peripheral area has a surface that defines an angle of 90 degrees or less relative to a surface of the connection area.
Semiconductor device structure with conductive bumps
A semiconductor device structure is provided. The semiconductor device structure includes an interconnection structure over a semiconductor substrate and a conductive pillar over the interconnection structure. The conductive pillar has a protruding portion extending towards the semiconductor substrate from a lower surface of the conductive pillar. The semiconductor device structure also includes an upper conductive via between the conductive pillar and the interconnection structure and a lower conductive via between the upper conductive via and the interconnection structure. The lower conductive via is electrically connected to the conductive pillar through the upper conductive via. The conductive pillar extends across opposite sidewalls of the upper conductive via and opposite sidewalls of the lower conductive via. A top view of an entirety of the second conductive via is separated from a top view of an entirety of the protruding portion.