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FLIP CHIP BACKSIDE MECHANICAL DIE GROUNDING TECHNIQUES
20200219838 · 2020-07-09 ·

A semiconductor device includes an integrated circuit attached to a chip carrier in a flip chip configuration. A substrate extends to a back surface of the integrated circuit, and an interconnect region extends to a front surface of the integrated circuit. A substrate bond pad is disposed at the front surface, and is electrically coupled through the interconnect region to the semiconductor material. The chip carrier includes a substrate lead at a front surface of the chip carrier. The substrate lead is electrically coupled to the substrate bond pad. An electrically conductive compression sheet is disposed on the back surface of the integrated circuit, with lower compression tips making electrical contact with the semiconductor material in the substrate. The electrically conductive compression sheet is electrically coupled to the substrate lead of the chip carrier by a back surface shunt disposed outside of the integrated circuit.

3DIC package comprising perforated foil sheet

A structure includes a thermal interface material, and a Perforated Foil Sheet (PFS) including through-openings therein, with a first portion of the PFS embedded in the thermal interface material. An upper layer of the thermal interface material is overlying the PFS, and a lower layer of thermal interface material is underlying the PFS. The thermal interface material fills through-openings in the PFS.

Semiconductor Device and Method of Forming Thin Heat Sink Using E-Bar Substrate
20240021490 · 2024-01-18 · ·

A semiconductor device has a substrate and a semiconductor package disposed over the substrate. An embedded bar (e-bar) substrate is disposed on the substrate around the semiconductor package. A heat sink is formed over the semiconductor package and supported by the e-bar substrate to elevate the heat sink from the substrate and reduce a thickness of the heat sink. A thermal interface material is deposited between the semiconductor package and heat sink. Alternatively, a shield layer can be formed over the semiconductor package and supported by the e-bar substrate. The e-bar substrate has a base layer and a first metal layer formed over a first surface of the base layer. A bump is formed over the first metal layer. A second metal layer can be over a second surface of the base layer opposite the first surface of the base layer. Two or more e-bar substrates can be stacked.

Flip chip backside mechanical die grounding techniques
10600753 · 2020-03-24 · ·

A semiconductor device includes an integrated circuit attached to a chip carrier in a flip chip configuration. A substrate extends to a back surface of the integrated circuit, and an interconnect region extends to a front surface of the integrated circuit. A substrate bond pad is disposed at the front surface, and is electrically coupled through the interconnect region to the semiconductor material. The chip carrier includes a substrate lead at a front surface of the chip carrier. The substrate lead is electrically coupled to the substrate bond pad. An electrically conductive compression sheet is disposed on the back surface of the integrated circuit, with lower compression tips making electrical contact with the semiconductor material in the substrate. The electrically conductive compression sheet is electrically coupled to the substrate lead of the chip carrier by a back surface shunt disposed outside of the integrated circuit.

PACKAGING STRUCTURES WITH IMPROVED ADHESION AND STRENGTH
20200013689 · 2020-01-09 ·

According to various aspects and embodiments, a support structure for packaging an electronic device is provided. In one example, a packaged electronic device includes a substrate, at least one electronic device disposed on the substrate, an encapsulation structure disposed on the substrate and having a wall that forms a perimeter around the at least one electronic device, and at least one support structure formed from a photosensitive polymer and disposed adjacent the wall of the encapsulation structure. The at least one support structure has a configuration that provides at least one of increased adhesion and mechanical strength to the encapsulation structure.

Semiconductor Device and Method of Forming Graphene-Coated Core Embedded Within TIM
20240096736 · 2024-03-21 · ·

A semiconductor device has a substrate and electrical component disposed over the substrate. The electrical component can be a semiconductor die, semiconductor package, surface mount device, RF component, discrete electrical device, or IPD. A TIM is deposited over the electrical component. The TIM has a core, such as Cu, covered by graphene. A heat sink is disposed over the TIM, electrical component, and substrate. The TIM is printed on the electrical component. The graphene is interconnected within the TIM to form a thermal path from a first surface of the TIM to a second surface of the TIM opposite the first surface of the TIM. The TIM has thermoset material or soldering type matrix and the core covered by graphene is embedded within the thermoset material or soldering type matrix. A metal layer can be formed between the TIM and electrical component.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

A semiconductor device includes a package substrate, a package component and at least one adhesive pattern. The package component has a thermal interface material (TIM) layer thereon. The adhesive pattern has a first surface facing the package substrate and a second surface opposite to the first surface, and the second surface of the at least one adhesive pattern is substantially coplanar with a surface of the TIM layer.

Integrated Circuit Packages and Methods of Forming the Same

A method includes attaching a package component to a package substrate, the package component includes: an interposer disposed over the package substrate; a first die disposed along the interposer; and a second die disposed along the interposer, the second die being laterally adjacent the first die; attaching a first thermal interface material to the first die, the first thermal interface material being composed of a first material; attaching a second thermal interface material to the second die, the second thermal interface material being composed of a second material different from the first material; and attaching a lid assembly to the package substrate, the lid assembly being further attached to the first thermal interface material and the second thermal interface material.

Packaging structures with improved adhesion and strength

According to various aspects and embodiments, a support structure for packaging an electronic device is provided. In one example, a packaged electronic device includes a substrate, at least one electronic device disposed on the substrate, an encapsulation structure disposed on the substrate and having a wall that forms a perimeter around the at least one electronic device, and at least one support structure formed from a photosensitive polymer and disposed adjacent the wall of the encapsulation structure. The at least one support structure has a configuration that provides at least one of increased adhesion and mechanical strength to the encapsulation structure.

SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE WITH A HEAT DISSIPATION MEMBER

Provided is a semiconductor package including a circuit board, a semiconductor chip on the circuit board, a heat dissipation member adjacent to the semiconductor chip, and a heat transmission member between the semiconductor chip and the heat dissipation member, the heat transmission member including a resin insulating body and phase change metal particles connected to each other in the resin insulating body, wherein the phase change metal particles connect the semiconductor chip and the heat dissipation member, the phase change metal particles being configured to transmit heat generated by the semiconductor chip to the heat dissipation member.