H01L2224/81005

Image sensing apparatus

A method of manufacturing an image sensing apparatus includes: forming a first substrate structure including a first region of a pixel region, the first substrate structure having a first surface and a second surface; forming a second substrate structure including a circuit region for driving the pixel region, the second substrate structure having a third surface and a fourth surface; bonding the first substrate structure to the second substrate structure, such that the first surface is connected to the third surface; forming a second region of the pixel region on the second surface; forming a first connection via, the first connection via extending from the second surface to pass through the first substrate structure; mounting semiconductor chips on the fourth surface, using a conductive bump; and separating a stack structure of the first substrate structure, the second substrate structure, and the semiconductor chips into unit image sensing apparatuses.

Semiconductor package and manufacturing method thereof

A manufacturing method of a semiconductor package includes the following steps. A chip is provided. The chip has an active surface and a rear surface opposite to the active surface. The chip includes conductive pads disposed at the active surface. A first solder-containing alloy layer is formed on the rear surface of the chip. A second solder-containing alloy layer is formed on a surface and at a location where the chip is to be attached. The chip is mounted to the surface and the first solder-containing alloy layer is aligned with the second solder-containing alloy layer. A reflow step is performed on the first and second solder-containing alloy layers to form a joint alloy layer between the chip and the surface.

DEVICES AND METHODS TO MINIMIZE DIE SHIFT IN EMBEDDED HETEROGENEOUS ARCHITECTURES

Disclosed herein are embedded heterogeneous architectures having minimized die shift and methods for manufacturing the same. The architectures may include a substrate, a bridge, and a material attached to the substrate. The substrate may include a first subset of vias and a second subset of vias. The bridge may be located in between the first subset and the second subset of vias. The material may include a first portion located proximate the first subset of vias, and a second portion located proximate the second subset of vias. The first and second portions may define a partial boundary of a cavity formed within the substrate and the bridge may be located within the cavity.

Printing components over substrate post edges

A method of making a micro-module structure comprises providing a substrate, the substrate having a substrate surface and comprising a substrate post protruding from the substrate surface. A component is disposed on the substrate post, the component having a component top side and a component bottom side opposite the component top side, the component bottom side disposed on the substrate post. The component extends over at least one edge of the substrate post. One or more component electrodes are disposed on the component.

Package substrate including an optically-cured dielecetric layer and method for manufacturing the package substrate

A package substrate and method of manufacturing a package substrate and a semiconductor device package are provided. The package substrate includes a circuit layer, an optically-cured dielectric layer, a plurality of block layers and a sacrificial layer. The circuit layer includes a plurality of conductive pads. The optically-cured dielectric layer has an upper surface and a lower surface opposite to the upper surface. The optically-cured dielectric layer covers the circuit layer, and first surfaces of the conductive pads are at least partially exposed from the upper surface of the optically-cured dielectric layer. The block layers are respectively disposed on the first surfaces of the conductive pads exposed by the optically-cured dielectric layer. The sacrificial layer is disposed on the optically-cured dielectric layer and covering the block layers.

Methods for producing a 3D semiconductor memory device and structure

A method for producing a 3D memory device, the method including: providing a first level including a first single crystal layer and control circuits; forming at least one second level above the first level; performing a first etch step including etching holes within the second level; forming at least one third level above the at least one second level; performing a second etch step including etching holes within the third level; and performing additional processing steps to form a plurality of first memory cells within the second level and a plurality of second memory cells within the third level, where each of the first memory cells include one first transistor, where each of the second memory cells include one second transistor, where at least one of the first or second transistors has a channel, a source, and a drain having a same doping type.

Methods for producing a 3D semiconductor memory device comprising charge trap junction-less transistors

A method for producing a 3D memory device including: providing a first level including a single crystal layer and control circuits, where the control circuits include a plurality of first transistors; forming at least one second level above the first level; performing a first etch step including etching holes within the second level; performing processing steps to form a plurality of first memory cells within the second level, where each of the first memory cells include one of a plurality of second transistors, where the control circuits include memory peripheral circuits, where at least one first memory cell is at least partially atop a portion of the memory peripheral circuits, and where fabrication processing of the first transistors accounts for a temperature and time associated with processing the second level and the plurality of second transistors by adjusting a process thermal budget of the first level accordingly.

3D SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND STRUCTURE WITH SINGLE-CRYSTAL LAYERS

A 3D semiconductor device, the device including: a first level including a first single crystal layer, the first level including first transistors, where the first transistors each include a single crystal channel; first metal layers interconnecting at least the first transistors; a second metal layer overlaying the first metal layers; and a second level including a second single crystal layer, the second level including second transistors, where the second level overlays the first level, where the second transistors each include at least two side-gates, where the second level is bonded to the first level, and where the bonded includes oxide to oxide bonds.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING A 3D SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND STRUCTURE WITH SINGLE CRYSTAL TRANSISTORS

A method for producing a 3D semiconductor device including: providing a first level including a first single crystal layer; forming peripheral circuitry in and/or on the first level, and includes first single crystal transistors; forming a first metal layer on top of the first level; forming a second metal layer on top of the first metal layer; forming second level disposed on top of the second metal layer; performing a first lithography step; forming a third level on top of the second level; performing a second lithography step; processing steps to form first memory cells within the second level and second memory cells within the third level, where the plurality of first memory cells include at least one second transistor, and the plurality of second memory cells include at least one third transistor; and deposit a gate electrode for second and third transistors simultaneously.

IC PACKAGE INCLUDING MULTI-CHIP UNIT WITH BONDED INTEGRATED HEAT SPREADER

A multi-chip unit suitable for chip-level packaging may include multiple IC chips that are interconnected through a metal redistribution structure, and that are directly bonded to an integrated heat spreader. Bonding of the integrated heat spreader to the multiple IC chips may be direct so that no thermal interface material (TIM) is needed, resulting in a reduced bond line thickness (BLT) and lower thermal resistance. The integrated heat spreader may further serve as a structural member of the multi-chip unit, allowing a second side of the redistribution structure to be further interconnected to a host by solder interconnects. The redistribution structure may be fabricated on a sacrificial interposer that may facilitate planarizing IC chips of differing thickness prior to bonding the heat spreader. The sacrificial interposer may be removed to expose the RDL for further interconnection to a substrate without the use of through-substrate vias.