An electronic device package includes an encapsulated electronic component, a redistribution layer (RDL) and a conductive via. The RDL is disposed above the encapsulated electronic component. The RDL includes a circuit layer comprising a conductive pad including a pad portion having a curved edge and a center of curvature, and an extension portion protruding from the pad portion and having a curved edge and a center of curvature. The circuit layer further includes a dielectric layer above the RDL. The conductive via is disposed in the dielectric layer and connected to the conductive pad of the RDL. A center of the conductive via is closer to the center of curvature of the edge of the extension portion than to the center of curvature of the edge of the pad portion.

A semiconductor device includes a wiring substrate having: a first wiring layer having pads; and a second wiring layer having wirings and via-lands. The via-lands include: first-row via-lands connected to first-row pads of the pads, respectively; and second-row via-lands connected to the second-row pads of the pads, respectively. In the perspective plan view, the first-row via-lands have: first via-lands arranged such that a center of each of the first via-lands is shifted in a direction away from a first side of the semiconductor chip than a position overlapping with a center of the corresponding first-row pad; and second via-lands arranged such that a center of each of the second via-lands arranged at a position closer to the first side than the first via-land. In the perspective plan view, the first and second via-lands are alternately arranged in a first direction along the first side.

A package structure includes a semiconductor device and an adhesive pattern. The adhesive pattern surrounds the semiconductor device, wherein an angle θ is formed between a sidewall of the semiconductor device and a sidewall of the adhesive pattern, 0°<θ<90° wherein the adhesive layer has a first opening misaligned with a corner of the semiconductor device closest to the first opening.

A surface mount electronic device providing an electrical connection between an integrated circuit (IC) and a printed circuit board (PCB) is provided and includes a die and a dielectric material formed to cover portions of the die. Pillar contacts are electrically coupled to electronic components in the die and the pillar contacts extend from the die beyond an outer surface of the die. A conductive ink is printed on portions of a contact surface of the electronic device package and forms electrical terminations on portions of the dielectric material and electrical connector elements that connect an exposed end surface of the pillar contacts to the electrical terminations.

An electronics assembly includes a plurality of planar conductive metal sheets including a first conductive metal sheet, a second conductive metal sheet attached and electrically coupled to the first metal sheet, and a third conductive metal sheet attached and electrically coupled to the second metal sheet. The second metal sheet is located between the first and third conductive metal sheets. Air gaps are defined in the plurality of planar conductive metal sheets to form metal traces that define electrically isolated conductive paths from an outer surface of the first conductive metal sheet to an outer surface of the third conductive metal sheet in a multilevel conductive wiring network. The multilevel conductive wiring network can be attached and electrically coupled to a microchip and to one or more capacitors to form a power converter.

Provided is a device configured to manufacture a conductive film including a rotating member, a first syringe, and a second syringe. The rotating member rotates about an axis extending in a first direction. The first syringe is disposed over a first portion of the rotating member, and is configured to discharge a first polymer and conductive balls. The second syringe is adjacent to the first syringe, and is configured to discharge a second polymer.

Three-dimensional integrated circuit component(s) are described including a System-on-a-Chip (SoC) die and a separate static random-access memory (SRAM) subcomponent in a vertically stacked arrangement. Such stacked SoC/SRAM integrated circuit components may form part of a system to render artificial reality images.

The disclosed technique may be used to electrically and physically connect semiconductor wafers. The wafer may utilize a thick dielectric. Indium bumps may be deposited and patterned in a dielectric film with a small diameter, tall height and substantially uniform in size and shape. The indium can be melted to create small grain size and uniform height bumps. The dielectric film may feature trenches around the indium bumps to prevent shorting of pixels when pressed together.

A chip package structure is provided. The chip package structure includes a substrate. The chip package structure also includes a first chip structure and a second chip structure over the substrate. The chip package structure further includes an anti-warpage bar over a first portion of the first chip structure and over a second portion of the second chip structure. A width of the anti-warpage bar overlapping the second portion of the second chip structure is greater than a width of the anti-warpage bar overlapping the first portion of the first chip structure.

In some examples, a system comprises a die having multiple electrical connectors extending from a surface of the die and a lead coupled to the multiple electrical connectors. The lead comprises a first conductive member; a first non-solder metal plating stacked on the first conductive member; an electroplated layer stacked on the first non-solder metal plating; a second non-solder metal plating stacked on the electroplated layer; and a second conductive member stacked on the second non-solder metal plating, the second conductive member being thinner than the first conductive member. The system also comprises a molding to at least partially encapsulate the die and the lead.