Patent classifications
H01L23/3738
SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE
A semiconductor package including a substrate; a semiconductor stack on the substrate; an underfill between the substrate and the semiconductor stack; an insulating layer conformally covering surfaces of the semiconductor stack and the underfill; a chimney on the semiconductor stack; and a molding member surrounding side surfaces of the chimney, wherein the semiconductor stack has a first upper surface that is a first distance from the substrate and a second upper surface that is a second distance from the substrate, the first distance being greater than the second distance, wherein the chimney includes a thermally conductive filler on the first and second upper surfaces of the semiconductor stack, the thermally conductive filler having a flat upper surface; a thermally conductive spacer on the thermally conductive filler; and a protective layer on the thermally conductive spacer, and wherein an upper surface of the thermally conductive spacer is exposed.
HIGH THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY BORON ARSENIDE FOR THERMAL MANAGEMENT, ELECTRONICS, OPTOELECTRONICS, AND PHOTONICS APPLICATIONS
A device includes: (1) a boron arsenide substrate; and (2) an integrated circuit disposed in or over the boron arsenide substrate.
Bipolar Transistor and Production Method Therefor
An element portion is formed on a heat dissipation substrate, and the element portion includes a collector layer, a base layer, an emitter layer, an emitter cap layer, an emitter electrode, and a base electrode. A metallic emitter heat dissipation via that connects an emitter wiring to an emitter heat dissipation pad is provided, and a metallic base heat dissipation via that connects a base wiring to a base heat dissipation pad is also provided.
Semiconductor package
A semiconductor package may include a package substrate, an interposer, a logic chip, at least one memory chip and a heat sink. The interposer may be located over an upper surface of the package substrate. The interposer may be electrically connected with the package substrate. The logic chip may be located over an upper surface of the interposer. The logic chip may be electrically connected with the interposer. The memory chip may be located over an upper surface of the interposer. The memory chip may be electrically connected with the interposer and the logic chip. The heat sink may make thermal contact with the upper surface of the logic chip to dissipate heat in the logic chip.
Semiconductor microcooler
A stacked semiconductor microcooler includes a first and second semiconductor microcooler. Each microcooler includes silicon fins extending from a silicon substrate. A metal layer may be formed upon the fins. The microcoolers may be positioned such that the fins of each microcooler are aligned. One or more microcoolers may be thermally connected to a surface of a coolant conduit that is thermally connected to an electronic device heat generating device, such as an integrated circuit (IC) chip, or the like. Heat from the electronic device heat generating device may transfer to the one or more microcoolers. A flow of cooled liquid may be introduced through the conduit and heat from the one or more microcoolers may transfer to the liquid coolant.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE STACK-UP WITH BULK SUBSTRATE MATERIAL TO MITIGATE HOT SPOTS
Embodiments disclosed herein include semiconductor dies and methods of forming such dies. In an embodiment, the semiconductor die comprises a semiconductor substrate, an active device layer in the semiconductor substrate, where the active device layer comprises one or more transistors, an interconnect layer over a first surface of the active device layer, a first bonding layer over a surface of the semiconductor substrate, a second bonding layer secured to the first bonding layer, and a heat spreader attached to the second bonding layer.
Integrated Circuit and Production Method of Same
An integrated circuit includes a resistive material layer formed on a substrate, a metal layer formed on the resistive material layer, a bipolar transistor formed on the substrate, and a resistive element formed on the substrate. The bipolar transistor includes, as a sub-layer, the metal layer formed in a first region, and also includes a collector layer formed on the sub-collector layer. The resistive element is constituted by the resistive material layer formed in a second region.
Silicon heat-dissipation package for compact electronic devices
Embodiments of a silicon heat-dissipation package for compact electronic devices are described. In one aspect, a device includes first and second silicon cover plates. The first silicon cover plate has a first primary side and a second primary side opposite the first primary side thereof. The second silicon cover plate has a first primary side and a second primary side opposite the first primary side thereof. The first primary side of the second silicon cover plate includes an indentation configured to accommodate an electronic device therein. The first primary side of the second silicon cover plate is configured to mate with the second primary side of the first silicon cover plate when the first silicon cover plate and the second silicon cover plate are joined together with the electronic device sandwiched therebetween.
SEMICONDCUTOR PACKAGE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A semiconductor package includes a redistribution structure, at least one semiconductor device, a heat dissipation component, and an encapsulating material. The at least one semiconductor device is disposed on and electrically connected to the redistribution structure. The heat dissipation component is disposed on the redistribution structure and includes a concave portion for receiving the at least one semiconductor device and an extending portion connected to the concave portion and contacting the redistribution structure, wherein the concave portion contacts the at least one semiconductor device. The encapsulating material is disposed over the redistribution structure, wherein the encapsulating material fills the concave portion and encapsulates the at least one semiconductor device.
INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM LOW FORM FACTOR INTERFACE THERMAL MANAGEMENT
Information handling system thermal rejection of thermal energy generated by one or more components, such as a central processing unit and graphics processing unit, is enhanced by disposing boron arsenide between the one or more components and a heat transfer structure that directs thermal energy from the one or more components to a heat rejection region, such as cooling fan exhaust. For instance, the boron arsenide is a layer formed with chemical vapor deposition on a copper heat pipe or a layer of thermal grease infused with the boron arsenide.