According to various aspects and embodiments, a system and method for packaging an electronic device is disclosed. One example of the method comprises depositing a layer of temporary bonding material onto a surface of a first substrate, depositing a layer of structure material onto a surface of the layer of temporary bonding material, masking at least a portion of the structure material to define an unmasked portion and a masked portion of the structure material, exposing the unmasked portion of the structure material to a source of light, removing the masked portion of the structure material, bonding at least a portion of a surface of a second substrate to the unmasked portion of the structure material, and removing the first substrate from the unmasked portion of the structure material.

A piezoelectric device includes a piezoelectric vibrating piece, a base, a wire, a conductive adhesive, and a buffer layer. The piezoelectric vibrating piece includes excitation electrodes and extraction electrodes at both principal surfaces. The base includes the piezoelectric vibrating piece and a first wiring electrode and a second wiring electrode connected to the extraction electrodes. The wire connects the extraction electrode on a surface opposite to a side of the base among the extraction electrodes to one wiring electrode of the first wiring electrode and the second wiring electrode. The conductive adhesive connects the extraction electrode at the base side among the extraction electrodes to the other wiring electrode among the first wiring electrode and the second wiring electrode. The buffer layer reduces stress of the wire between the extraction electrode to which the wire is connected and the piezoelectric vibrating piece.

An electronic package includes a die mounted on a first substrate; a second substrate disposed over the first substrate; a pillar wall extending between a surface of the die and an opposing surface of the second substrate to provide separation between the die and the second substrate, the pillar wall extending about a perimeter bounding the die and enclosing a cavity between the first and second substrates; and an encapsulating layer disposed over the first and second substrates and around the pillar wall. Substantially none of the encapsulating layer ingresses into the cavity.

An apparatus comprises a substrate, a dielectric disposed on the semiconductor substrate, an acoustic resonator disposed on the dielectric, and an electrical interconnect disposed in the dielectric and configured to transmit an electrical signal to or from at least one electrode of the acoustic resonator through a signal path disposed at least partially below a level of the acoustic resonator.

A fluidic sensing device includes a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a bulk acoustic resonator structure, a biomolecule, and a cover. A fluidic channel is defined between the first and second sidewalls. The bulk acoustic resonator structure has a surface defining at least a portion of the bottom of the channel. The biomolecule is attached to the surface of the bulk acoustic resonator that forms the bottom of the channel. The cover is disposed over the channel and the first and second sidewalls. A portion of the cover disposed over the channel defines at least a portion of the top of the channel and blocks UV radiation from being transmitted through the cover. A first portion of the cover disposed over the first sidewall is transparent to UV radiation, and a second portion of the cover disposed over the second sidewall is transparent to UV radiation.

A bulk acoustic wave (BAW) filter includes: a substrate including a first mounting region and a second mounting region which are spaced apart from each other; a first fixing member disposed adjacent to the first mounting region; a second fixing member disposed adjacent to the second mounting region; a Tx filter mounted on the first mounting region and fixed by the first fixing member; and an Rx filter mounted on the second mounting region and fixed by the second fixing member.

The disclosure is directed to an electronic device with a solder interconnect and multiple material encapsulant. The electronic device includes a die last assembly with the die assembled to an electronic packaging substrate by a solder interconnect. At least a portion of a first dielectric material and the die are milled or ground, with a second dielectric material applied over an exposed portion of the die. A shield is then positioned over and electrically insulated from the die. Accordingly, such a configuration reduces a thickness or height of an electronic device with shielding and a die last assembly.

An electronic device includes: a first substrate including a first functional element located on an upper surface of the first substrate; a second substrate that is flip-chip mounted on the upper surface of the first substrate through a bump, and includes a second functional element located on a lower surface of the second substrate; and a sealing member that is located on the upper surface of the first substrate, surrounds the second substrate in plan view, is not located between the first substrate and the second substrate, seals the first functional element and the second functional element so that the first functional element and the second functional element are located across an air gap.

A method of manufacture and structure for an acoustic resonator device having a hybrid piezoelectric stack with a strained single crystal layer and a thermally-treated polycrystalline layer. The method can include forming a strained single crystal piezoelectric layer overlying the nucleation layer and having a strain condition and piezoelectric layer parameters, wherein the strain condition is modulated by nucleation growth parameters and piezoelectric layer parameters to improve one or more piezoelectric properties of the strained single crystal piezoelectric layer. Further, the method can include forming a polycrystalline piezoelectric layer overlying the strained single crystal piezoelectric layer, and performing a thermal treatment on the polycrystalline piezoelectric layer to form a recrystallized polycrystalline piezoelectric layer. The resulting device with this hybrid piezoelectric stack exhibits improved electromechanical coupling and wide bandwidth performance.

A bulk acoustic wave resonator structure that isolates the core resonator from both environmental effects and aging effects. The structure has a piezoelectric layer at least partially disposed between two electrodes. The structure is protected against contamination, package leaks, and changes to the piezoelectric material due to external effects while still providing inertial resistance. The structure has one or more protective elements that limit aging effects to at or below a specified threshold. The resonator behavior is stabilized across the entire bandwidth of the resonance, not just at the series resonance. Examples of protective elements include a collar of material around the core resonator so that perimeter and edge-related environmental and aging phenomena are kept away from the core resonator, a Bragg reflector formed above or below the piezoelectric layer and a cap formed over the piezoelectric layer. The resonator structure is suspended in a cavity in a cap structure.