H01L2224/1182

Microelectronic structures having multiple microelectronic devices connected with a microelectronic bridge embedded in a microelectronic substrate

A microelectronic structure includes a microelectronic substrate having a first surface and a cavity extending into the substrate from the microelectronic substrate first surface, a first microelectronic device and a second microelectronic device attached to the microelectronic substrate first surface, and a microelectronic bridge disposed within the microelectronic substrate cavity and attached to the first microelectronic device and to the second microelectronic device. In one embodiment, the microelectronic structure may include a reconstituted wafer formed from the first microelectronic device and the second microelectronic device. In another embodiment, a flux material may extend between the first microelectronic device and the microelectronic bridge and between the second microelectronic device and the microelectronic bridge.

Methods for enhancing adhesion of three-dimensional structures to substrates

Methods of forming supports for 3D structures on semiconductor structures comprise forming the supports from photodefinable materials by deposition, selective exposure and curing. Semiconductor dice including 3D structures having associated supports, and semiconductor devices are also disclosed.

Printable component structure with electrical contact

A printable component structure includes a chiplet having a semiconductor structure with a top side and a bottom side, one or more top electrical contacts on the top side of the semiconductor structure, and one or more bottom electrical contacts on the bottom side of the semiconductor structure. One or more electrically conductive spikes are in electrical contact with the one or more top electrical contacts. Each spike protrudes from the top side of the semiconductor structure or a layer in contact with the top side of the semiconductor structure.

Chip packages with sintered interconnects formed out of pads

The present invention is directed to a method for interconnecting two components. The first component includes a first substrate and a set of structured metal pads arranged on a main surface. Each of the pads includes one or more channels, extending in-plane with an average plane of the pad, so as to form at least two raised structures. The second interconnect component includes a second substrate and a set of metal pillars arranged on a main surface. The structured metal pads are bonded to a respective, opposite one of the metal pillars, using metal paste. The paste is sintered to form porous metal joints at the level of the channels. Metal interconnects are obtained between the substrates. During the bonding, the metal paste is sintered by exposing the structured metal pads and metal pillars to a reducing agent. The channels and raised structures improve the penetration of the reducing agent.

Chip packages with sintered interconnects formed out of pads

The present invention is directed to a method for interconnecting two components. The first component includes a first substrate and a set of structured metal pads arranged on a main surface. Each of the pads includes one or more channels, extending in-plane with an average plane of the pad, so as to form at least two raised structures. The second interconnect component includes a second substrate and a set of metal pillars arranged on a main surface. The structured metal pads are bonded to a respective, opposite one of the metal pillars, using metal paste. The paste is sintered to form porous metal joints at the level of the channels. Metal interconnects are obtained between the substrates. During the bonding, the metal paste is sintered by exposing the structured metal pads and metal pillars to a reducing agent. The channels and raised structures improve the penetration of the reducing agent.

EXPANDED HEAD PILLAR FOR BUMP BONDS
20200258856 · 2020-08-13 ·

A microelectronic device has a bump bond structure including an electrically conductive pillar with an expanded head, and solder on the expanded head. The electrically conductive pillar includes a column extending from an I/O pad to the expanded head. The expanded head extends laterally past the column on at least one side of the electrically conductive pillar. In one aspect, the expanded head may have a rounded side profile with a radius approximately equal to a thickness of the expanded head, and a flat top surface. In another aspect, the expanded head may extend past the column by different lateral distances in different lateral directions. In a further aspect, the expanded head may have two connection areas for making electrical connections to two separate nodes. Methods for forming the microelectronic device are disclosed.

EXPANDED HEAD PILLAR FOR BUMP BONDS
20200258856 · 2020-08-13 ·

A microelectronic device has a bump bond structure including an electrically conductive pillar with an expanded head, and solder on the expanded head. The electrically conductive pillar includes a column extending from an I/O pad to the expanded head. The expanded head extends laterally past the column on at least one side of the electrically conductive pillar. In one aspect, the expanded head may have a rounded side profile with a radius approximately equal to a thickness of the expanded head, and a flat top surface. In another aspect, the expanded head may extend past the column by different lateral distances in different lateral directions. In a further aspect, the expanded head may have two connection areas for making electrical connections to two separate nodes. Methods for forming the microelectronic device are disclosed.

Coaxial-interconnect structure for a semiconductor component
10734334 · 2020-08-04 · ·

The present disclosure describes a coaxial-interconnect structure that is integrated into a semiconductor component and methods of forming the coaxial-interconnect structure. The coaxial interconnect-structure, which electrically couples circuitry of an integrated-circuit (IC) die to traces of a packaging substrate, comprises a signal core elongated about an axis, a ground shield elongated about the axis, and an insulator disposed between the signal core and the ground shield.

Coaxial-interconnect structure for a semiconductor component
10734334 · 2020-08-04 · ·

The present disclosure describes a coaxial-interconnect structure that is integrated into a semiconductor component and methods of forming the coaxial-interconnect structure. The coaxial interconnect-structure, which electrically couples circuitry of an integrated-circuit (IC) die to traces of a packaging substrate, comprises a signal core elongated about an axis, a ground shield elongated about the axis, and an insulator disposed between the signal core and the ground shield.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
20200185345 · 2020-06-11 ·

The present disclosure relates to a semiconductor device. The semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate, a conductive through electrode, an insulating film, a bump and a connection layer, wherein the connection layer comprises a patternable material with conductive particles. The conductive through electrode penetrates through the semiconductor substrate. The patternable material comprises photosensitive material. The photosensitive material is a photoresist or polyimide. The conductive particles comprise copper (Cu), nickel (Ni), gold (Au), or silver (Ag). The connection layer is formed by spin coating, CVD (chemical vapor deposition) process or PVD (physical vapor deposition) process. The insulating film surrounds the conductive through electrode and electrically isolates the conductive through electrode from the is substrate. The bump is disposed over the conductive through electrode. The connection layer is disposed over the bump.