A method includes forming a metal layer extending into openings of a dielectric layer to contact a first metal pad and a second metal pad, and bonding a bottom terminal of a component device to the metal layer. The metal layer has a first portion directly underlying and bonded to the component device. A raised via is formed on the metal layer, and the metal layer has a second portion directly underlying the raised via. The metal layer is etched to separate the first portion and the second portion of the metal layer from each other. The method further includes coating the raised via and the component device in a dielectric layer, revealing the raised via and a top terminal of the component device, and forming a redistribution line connecting the raised via to the top terminal.

A chip package structure includes multiple chips stacked together, a molding layer encapsulating the multiple chips, a conductive layer is on a side of the molding layer away from the multiple chips, and a vertical conductive element extending from a surface of the molding layer to the bonding pad. Each of the multiple chips includes a bonding pad not covered by the multiple chips. The vertical conductive element connects the conductive layer and the bonding pad. The vertical conductive element includes gold.

An embodiment of an electronic device includes a circuit component (e.g., a transistor or other component) coupled to the top surface of a substrate. Encapsulation is formed over the substrate and the component. An opening in the encapsulation extends from the encapsulation top surface to a conductive feature on the top surface of the component. A conductive termination structure within the encapsulation opening extends from the conductive feature to the encapsulation top surface. The device also may include a second circuit physically coupled to the encapsulation top surface and electrically coupled to the component through the conductive termination structure. In an alternate embodiment, the conductive termination structure may be located in a trench in the encapsulation that extends between two circuits that are embedded within the encapsulation, where the conductive termination structure is configured to reduce electromagnetic coupling between the two circuits during device operation.

A method of forming a packaged semiconductor device includes attaching a backside surface of a semiconductor die to a major surface of a package substrate. A first conductive connector is formed over a portion of an active surface of the semiconductor die and a portion of the major surface of the package substrate. A first conductive connection between a first bond pad of the semiconductor die and a first substrate pad of the package substrate is formed by way of the first conductive connector. A bond wire connects a second bond pad of the semiconductor die to a second substrate pad of the package substrate. The first bond pad located between the second bond pad and an edge of the semiconductor die.

A semiconductor package includes: semiconductor chips being offset-stacked to expose edge regions adjacent to first side surfaces; chip pads disposed in each of the edge regions of the semiconductor chips, the chip pads including a plurality of first chip pads arranged in a first column and a plurality of second chip pads arranged in a second column; a horizontal common interconnector having one end connected to the second chip pad of a semiconductor chip of the semiconductor chips, and another end connected to the first chip pad of another semiconductor chip; and a vertical common interconnector having one end connected to the second chip pad of the uppermost semiconductor chip, which is electrically connected to the first chip pad of the uppermost semiconductor chip connected to the horizontal common interconnector.

A System in Package, SiP semiconductor device includes a substrate of laser direct structuring, LDS, material. First and second semiconductor die are arranged at a first and a second leadframe structure at opposite surfaces of the substrate of LDS material. Package LDS material is molded onto the second surface of the substrate of LDS material. The first semiconductor die and the package LDS material lie on opposite sides of the substrate of LDS material. A set of electrical contact formations are at a surface of the package molding material opposite the substrate of LDS material. The leadframe structures include laser beam processed LDS material. The substrate of LDS material and the package LDS material include laser beam processed LDS material forming at least one electrically-conductive via providing at least a portion of an electrically-conductive line between the first semiconductor die and an electrical contact formation at the surface of the package molding material opposite the substrate.

A packaging method includes providing a substrate structure, including a core substrate, a plurality of first conductive pads at a first surface of the core substrate, and a plurality of packaging pads at a second surface of the core substrate; and packaging a plurality of semiconductor chips onto the substrate structure at the second surface of the core substrate, including forming a first metal wire to connect with a chip-contact pad of a semiconductor chip, and forming a molding compound on the second surface of the core substrate to encapsulate the plurality of semiconductor chips. One end of the first metal wire connects to the chip-contact pad, and another end of the first metal wire is exposed at the surface of the molding compound. The packaging method further includes forming a first metal pad on the surface of the molding compound to electrically connect with the first metal wire.

A semiconductor chip is mounted on a leadframe. A first portion of an insulating package for the semiconductor chip is formed from laser direct structuring (LDS) material molded onto the semiconductor chip. A conductive formation (provided by laser-drilling the LDS material and plating) extends between the outer surface of the first portion of insulating package and the semiconductor chip. An electrically conductive clip is applied onto the outer surface of the first portion of the insulating package, with the electrically conductive clip electrically coupled to the conductive formation and the leadframe. A second portion of the insulating package is made from package molding material (epoxy compound) molded onto the electrically conductive clip and applied onto the outer surface of the first portion of the insulating package.

An object of the present disclosure is to provide a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device capable of suppressing an electrostatic breakdown in a configuration including a semiconductor element with a sense cell part. A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the present disclosure includes: bonding each of semiconductor elements 1 and a relay substrate on a conductor plate; connecting each of signal pads of each of the semiconductor elements and each of control pads of the relay substrate by a wire; bonding a first electrode material on each of the semiconductor elements; bonding a second electrode material on the relay substrate; sealing the conductor plate, each of the semiconductor elements, the relay substrate, the first electrode material, and the second electrode material by a sealing resin; and grinding the sealing resin and removing the shorting part to expose part of the second electrode material.

An integrated circuit chip includes a front face having an electrical connection pad. An overmolded encapsulation block encapsulates the integrated circuit chip and includes a front layer at least partially covering a front face of the integrated circuit chip. A through-hole the encapsulation block is located above the electrical connection pad of the integrated circuit chip. A wall of the through-hole is covered with an inner metal layer that is joined to the front pad of the integrated circuit chip. A front metal layer covers a local zone of the front face of the front layer, with the front metal layer being joined to the inner metal layer to form an electrical connection. The inner metal layer and the front metal layer are attached or anchored to activated additive particles that are included in the material of the encapsulation block.