The disclosure is directed to an integrated circuit (IC) die stacked with a backer die, including capacitors and thermal vias. The backer die includes a substrate material to contain and electrically insulate one or more capacitors at a back of the IC die. The backer die further includes a thermal material that is more thermally conductive than the substrate material for thermal spreading and increased heat dissipation. In particular, the backer die electrically couples capacitors to the IC die in a stacked configuration while also spreading and dissipating heat from the IC die. Such a configuration reduces an overall footprint of the electronic device, resulting in decreased integrated circuits (IC) packages and module sizes. In other words, instead of placing the capacitors next to the IC die, the capacitors are stacked on top of the IC die, thereby reducing an overall surface area of the package.

The disclosure is directed to an integrated circuit (IC) die stacked with a backer die, including capacitors and thermal vias. The backer die includes a substrate material to contain and electrically insulate one or more capacitors at a back of the IC die. The backer die further includes a thermal material that is more thermally conductive than the substrate material for thermal spreading and increased heat dissipation. In particular, the backer die electrically couples capacitors to the IC die in a stacked configuration while also spreading and dissipating heat from the IC die. Such a configuration reduces an overall footprint of the electronic device, resulting in decreased integrated circuits (IC) packages and module sizes. In other words, instead of placing the capacitors next to the IC die, the capacitors are stacked on top of the IC die, thereby reducing an overall surface area of the package.

A power converter (100) comprising a semiconductor chip (101) with a first (101a) and a parallel second (101b) surface, and through-silicon vias (TSVs, 110). The chip embedding a high-side (HS) field-effect transistor (FET) interconnected with a low side (LS) FET. Surface (101a) includes first metallic pads (111) as inlets of the TSVs, and an attachment site for an integrated circuit (IC) chip (150). Surface (101b) includes second metallic pads (115) as outlets of the TSVs, and third metallic pads as terminals of the converter: Pad (123a) as HS FET inlet, pad (122a) as HS FET gate, pad (131a) as LS FET outlet, pad (132a) as LS FET gate, and gate (140a) as common HS FET and LS FET switch-node. Driver-and-controller IC chip 150) has the IC terminals connected to respective first pads.

A semiconductor package includes a lower semiconductor chip having a first surface and a second surface, an upper semiconductor chip on the first surface, a first insulating layer between the first surface and the upper semiconductor chip, a second insulating layer between the first insulating layer and the upper semiconductor chip, and a connection structure penetrating the first insulating layer and the second insulating layer and being connected to the lower semiconductor chip and the upper semiconductor chip. The connection structure includes a first connecting portion and a second connecting portion, which are respectively disposed in the first insulating layer and the second insulating layer. A width of the second connecting portion is greater than a width of the first connecting portion. A thickness of the second connecting portion is greater than a thickness of the first connecting portion.

A semiconductor package includes a lower semiconductor chip having a first surface and a second surface, an upper semiconductor chip on the first surface, a first insulating layer between the first surface and the upper semiconductor chip, a second insulating layer between the first insulating layer and the upper semiconductor chip, and a connection structure penetrating the first insulating layer and the second insulating layer and being connected to the lower semiconductor chip and the upper semiconductor chip. The connection structure includes a first connecting portion and a second connecting portion, which are respectively disposed in the first insulating layer and the second insulating layer. A width of the second connecting portion is greater than a width of the first connecting portion. A thickness of the second connecting portion is greater than a thickness of the first connecting portion.

A package structure includes a bottom plate, a semiconductor package, a top plate, a screw and an anti-loosening coating. The semiconductor package is disposed over the bottom plate. The top plate is disposed over the semiconductor package, and includes an internal thread in a screw hole of the top plate. The screw penetrates through the bottom plate, the semiconductor package and the top plate, and includes an external thread. The external thread of the screw is engaged to the internal thread of the top plate, and the anti-loosening coating is adhered between the external thread and the internal thread.

A method of manufacturing a package which comprises encapsulating at least part of an electronic chip by an encapsulant, subsequently covering a part of the electronic chip with a chip attach medium, and attaching the encapsulated electronic chip on a chip carrier via the chip attach medium.

A semiconductor structure includes a bottom die, a top die bonded to the bottom die, an insulating layer disposed on the bottom die and laterally covering the top die, a first dual-damascene connector overlying the insulating layer and the top die. The bottom die is wider than the top die, and a bonding interface of the top and bottom dies is substantially flat. The first dual-damascene connector is inserted into the insulating layer to be in electrical and physical contact with the bottom die.

A semiconductor structure includes a bottom die, a top die bonded to the bottom die, an insulating layer disposed on the bottom die and laterally covering the top die, a first dual-damascene connector overlying the insulating layer and the top die. The bottom die is wider than the top die, and a bonding interface of the top and bottom dies is substantially flat. The first dual-damascene connector is inserted into the insulating layer to be in electrical and physical contact with the bottom die.

A method includes bonding a first device die with a second device die. The second device die is over the first device die. A passive device is formed in a combined structure including the first and the second device dies. The passive device includes a first and a second end. A gap-filling material is formed over the first device die, with the gap-filling material including portions on opposite sides of the second device die. The method further includes performing a planarization to reveal the second device die, with a remaining portion of the gap-filling material forming an isolation region, forming a first and a second through-vias penetrating through the isolation region to electrically couple to the first device die, and forming a first and a second electrical connectors electrically coupling to the first end and the second end of the passive device.