Patent classifications
H01L2224/11
Method for fabricating electronic device package
The invention provides an electronic device package and fabrication method thereof. The electronic device package includes a sensor chip. An upper surface of the sensor chip comprises a sensing film. A covering plate having an opening structure covers the upper surface of the sensor chip. A cavity is between the covering plate and the sensor chip, corresponding to a position of the sensing film, where the cavity communicates with the opening structure. A spacer is between the covering plate and the sensor chip, surrounding the cavity. A pressure releasing region is between the spacer and the sensing film.
MODULE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
A module, comprising an electronic component having a first electrode, a mounting board having a second electrode, a solder-bump configured to connect the first electrode and the second electrode, and a thermoplastic resin member configured to contact both the first electrode and the second electrode and cover the solder-bump, so as to form a space between the electronic component and the mounting board.
MODULE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
A module, comprising an electronic component having a first electrode, a mounting board having a second electrode, a solder-bump configured to connect the first electrode and the second electrode, and a thermoplastic resin member configured to contact both the first electrode and the second electrode and cover the solder-bump, so as to form a space between the electronic component and the mounting board.
Thin 3D fan-out embedded wafer level package (EWLB) for application processor and memory integration
A semiconductor device has a plurality of first semiconductor die with an encapsulant deposited over a first surface of the first semiconductor die and around the first semiconductor die. An insulating layer is formed over the encapsulant and over a second surface of the first semiconductor die opposite the first surface. The insulating layer includes openings over the first semiconductor die. A first conductive layer is formed over the first semiconductor die within the openings. A second conductive layer is formed over the first conductive layer to form vertical conductive vias. A second semiconductor die is disposed over the first semiconductor die and electrically connected to the first conductive layer. A bump is formed over the second conductive layer outside a footprint of the first semiconductor die. The second semiconductor die is disposed over an active surface or a back surface of the first semiconductor die.
Thin 3D fan-out embedded wafer level package (EWLB) for application processor and memory integration
A semiconductor device has a plurality of first semiconductor die with an encapsulant deposited over a first surface of the first semiconductor die and around the first semiconductor die. An insulating layer is formed over the encapsulant and over a second surface of the first semiconductor die opposite the first surface. The insulating layer includes openings over the first semiconductor die. A first conductive layer is formed over the first semiconductor die within the openings. A second conductive layer is formed over the first conductive layer to form vertical conductive vias. A second semiconductor die is disposed over the first semiconductor die and electrically connected to the first conductive layer. A bump is formed over the second conductive layer outside a footprint of the first semiconductor die. The second semiconductor die is disposed over an active surface or a back surface of the first semiconductor die.
Concentric bump design for the alignment in die stacking
An integrated circuit structure includes an alignment bump and an active electrical connector. The alignment bump includes a first non-solder metallic bump. The first non-solder metallic bump forms a ring encircling an opening therein. The active electrical connector includes a second non-solder metallic bump. A surface of the first non-solder metallic bump and a surface of the second non-solder metallic bump are substantially coplanar with each other.
Concentric bump design for the alignment in die stacking
An integrated circuit structure includes an alignment bump and an active electrical connector. The alignment bump includes a first non-solder metallic bump. The first non-solder metallic bump forms a ring encircling an opening therein. The active electrical connector includes a second non-solder metallic bump. A surface of the first non-solder metallic bump and a surface of the second non-solder metallic bump are substantially coplanar with each other.
Semiconductor device and manufacturing method thereof
A semiconductor device includes a substrate layer, a redistribution layer (RDL) disposed over the substrate layer, a conductive bump disposed over the RDL, and a molding disposed over the RDL and surrounding the conductive bump, wherein the molding includes a protruded portion laterally protruded from a sidewall of the substrate layer and away from the conductive bump.
Semiconductor device and manufacturing method thereof
A semiconductor device includes a substrate layer, a redistribution layer (RDL) disposed over the substrate layer, a conductive bump disposed over the RDL, and a molding disposed over the RDL and surrounding the conductive bump, wherein the molding includes a protruded portion laterally protruded from a sidewall of the substrate layer and away from the conductive bump.
Semiconductor device
To improve reliability of a semiconductor device, in a flip-chip bonding step, a solder material that is attached to a tip end surface of a projecting electrode in advance and a solder material that is applied in advance over a terminal (bonding lead) are heated and thereby integrated and electrically connected to each other. The terminal includes a wide part (a first portion) with a first width W1 and a narrow part (a second portion) with a second width W2. When the solder material is heated, the thickness of the solder material arranged over the narrow part becomes smaller than the thickness of the solder material arranged in the wide part. Then, in the flip-chip bonding step, a projecting electrode is arranged over the narrow part and bonded onto the narrow part. Thus, the amount of protrusion of the solder material can be reduced.