Patent classifications
H01L2924/00
Crack Stop Barrier and Method of Manufacturing Thereof
A semiconductor device includes a chip, a first kerf adjacent the chip and having a first main direction, a second kerf adjacent the chip and having a second main direction. A kerf junction is formed by the first kerf and the second kerf. A crack stop barrier is located along a first portion of a perimeter of the kerf junction.
SOLID STATE OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICE WITH PREFORMED METAL SUPPORT SUBSTRATE
A wafer-level process for manufacturing solid state lighting (“SSL”) devices using large-diameter preformed metal substrates is disclosed. A light emitting structure is formed on a growth substrate, and a preformed metal substrate is bonded to the light emitting structure opposite the growth substrate. The preformed metal substrate can be bonded to the light emitting structure via a metal-metal bond, such as a copper-copper bond, or with an inter-metallic compound bond.
SOLID STATE OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICE WITH PREFORMED METAL SUPPORT SUBSTRATE
A wafer-level process for manufacturing solid state lighting (“SSL”) devices using large-diameter preformed metal substrates is disclosed. A light emitting structure is formed on a growth substrate, and a preformed metal substrate is bonded to the light emitting structure opposite the growth substrate. The preformed metal substrate can be bonded to the light emitting structure via a metal-metal bond, such as a copper-copper bond, or with an inter-metallic compound bond.
METHIOD OF MANUFACTURING AN IMPLANTABLE ELECTRODE ARRAY BY FORMING PACKAGES AROUND THE ARRAY CONTROL MODULES AFTER THE CONTROL MODULES ARE BONDED TO SUBSTRATES
A method of forming an implantable electrode array that includes one or more packaged control modules. A control module is packaged by mounting the module to a substrate and forming a containment ring around the module. A conformal coating is disposed over the surface of the module to cover the carrier. Within the containment ring, the conformal coating hardens to form a non-porous shell around the control module. The one or more packaged control modules are placed in a flexible array. Electrodes that are mounted to or embedded in the flexible carrier are connected to the one or more control modules.
METHIOD OF MANUFACTURING AN IMPLANTABLE ELECTRODE ARRAY BY FORMING PACKAGES AROUND THE ARRAY CONTROL MODULES AFTER THE CONTROL MODULES ARE BONDED TO SUBSTRATES
A method of forming an implantable electrode array that includes one or more packaged control modules. A control module is packaged by mounting the module to a substrate and forming a containment ring around the module. A conformal coating is disposed over the surface of the module to cover the carrier. Within the containment ring, the conformal coating hardens to form a non-porous shell around the control module. The one or more packaged control modules are placed in a flexible array. Electrodes that are mounted to or embedded in the flexible carrier are connected to the one or more control modules.
PACKAGE ASSEMBLY
In some embodiments, the present disclosure relates to a package assembly having a bump on a first substrate. A molding compound is on the first substrate and contacts sidewalls of the bump. A no-flow underfill layer is on a conductive region of a second substrate. The no-flow underfill layer and the conductive region contact the bump. A mask layer is arranged on the second substrate and laterally surrounds the no-flow underfill layer. The no-flow underfill layer contacts the substrate between the conductive region and the mask layer.
PACKAGE ASSEMBLY
In some embodiments, the present disclosure relates to a package assembly having a bump on a first substrate. A molding compound is on the first substrate and contacts sidewalls of the bump. A no-flow underfill layer is on a conductive region of a second substrate. The no-flow underfill layer and the conductive region contact the bump. A mask layer is arranged on the second substrate and laterally surrounds the no-flow underfill layer. The no-flow underfill layer contacts the substrate between the conductive region and the mask layer.
Semiconductor Devices, Methods of Manufacture Thereof, and Semiconductor Device Packages
Semiconductor devices, methods of manufacture thereof, and semiconductor device packages are disclosed. In one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes an insulating material layer having openings on a surface of a substrate. One or more insertion bumps are disposed over the insulating material layer. The semiconductor device includes signal bumps having portions that are not disposed over the insulating material layer.
Semiconductor Devices, Methods of Manufacture Thereof, and Semiconductor Device Packages
Semiconductor devices, methods of manufacture thereof, and semiconductor device packages are disclosed. In one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes an insulating material layer having openings on a surface of a substrate. One or more insertion bumps are disposed over the insulating material layer. The semiconductor device includes signal bumps having portions that are not disposed over the insulating material layer.
PASSIVATION STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME
A passivation structure includes a bottom dielectric layer. The passivation structure further includes a doped dielectric layer over the bottom dielectric layer. The doped dielectric layer includes a first doped layer and a second doped layer. The passivation structure further includes a top dielectric layer over the doped dielectric layer.