Semiconductor assemblies including thermal management configurations for reducing heat transfer between overlapping devices and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. A semiconductor assembly may comprise a first device and a second device with a thermally conductive layer, a thermal-insulator interposer, or a combination thereof disposed between the first and second devices. The thermally conductive layer and/or the thermal-insulator interposer may be configured to reduce heat transfer between the first and second devices.

Semiconductor assemblies including thermal management configurations for reducing heat transfer between overlapping devices and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. A semiconductor assembly may comprise a first device and a second device with a thermally conductive layer, a thermal-insulator interposer, or a combination thereof disposed between the first and second devices. The thermally conductive layer and/or the thermal-insulator interposer may be configured to reduce heat transfer between the first and second devices.

Semiconductor assemblies including thermal management configurations for reducing heat transfer between vertically stacked devices and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, the semiconductor assemblies comprise at least one memory device mounted over a logic device with a thermally conductive layer, a thermal-insulator interposer, or a combination thereof disposed between the memory device and the logic device. The thermally conductive layer includes a structure configured to transfer the thermal energy across a horizontal plane. The thermal-insulator interposer includes a structure configured to reduce heat transfer between the logic device and the memory device.

Semiconductor assemblies including thermal management configurations for reducing heat transfer between vertically stacked devices and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, the semiconductor assemblies comprise at least one memory device mounted over a logic device with a thermally conductive layer, a thermal-insulator interposer, or a combination thereof disposed between the memory device and the logic device. The thermally conductive layer includes a structure configured to transfer the thermal energy across a horizontal plane. The thermal-insulator interposer includes a structure configured to reduce heat transfer between the logic device and the memory device.

Semiconductor assemblies including thermal management configurations for reducing heat transfer between vertically stacked devices and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, the semiconductor assemblies comprise at least one memory device mounted over a logic device with a thermally conductive layer, a thermal-insulator interposer, or a combination thereof disposed between the memory device and the logic device. The thermally conductive layer includes a structure configured to transfer the thermal energy across a horizontal plane. The thermal-insulator interposer includes a structure configured to reduce heat transfer between the logic device and the memory device.

Semiconductor assemblies including thermal management configurations for reducing heat transfer between vertically stacked devices and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, the semiconductor assemblies comprise at least one memory device mounted over a logic device with a thermally conductive layer, a thermal-insulator interposer, or a combination thereof disposed between the memory device and the logic device. The thermally conductive layer includes a structure configured to transfer the thermal energy across a horizontal plane. The thermal-insulator interposer includes a structure configured to reduce heat transfer between the logic device and the memory device.

Semiconductor devices including stacked semiconductor dies and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a first semiconductor die coupled to a package substrate and a second semiconductor die stacked over the first semiconductor die and laterally offset from the first semiconductor die. The second semiconductor die can accordingly include an overhang portion that extends beyond a side of the first semiconductor die and faces the package substrate. In some embodiments, the second semiconductor die includes bond pads at the overhang portion that are electrically coupled to the package substrate via conductive features disposed therebetween. In certain embodiments, the first semiconductor die can include second bond pads electrically coupled to the package substrate via wire bonds.

Various implementations enable management of parasitic capacitance and voltage handling of stacked integrated electronic devices. A method can include providing a stack in a radio frequency switch arrangement, the stack arranged in relation to a ground plane, the stack including a plurality of switching elements coupled in series with one another, the stack having first and second ends, the first end including a respective terminal of a first one of the plurality of switching elements. The method can also include forming a first solder bump coupled to the respective terminal of the first one of the plurality of switching elements such that at least a portion of the first solder bump overlaps with one or more of the plurality of switching elements, an overlap dimension set in relation to a first threshold value in order to set a respective contribution to a parasitic capacitance of the radio frequency switch arrangement.

Various implementations enable management of parasitic capacitance and voltage handling of stacked integrated electronic devices. A method can include providing a stack in a radio frequency switch arrangement, the stack arranged in relation to a ground plane, the stack including a plurality of switching elements coupled in series with one another, the stack having first and second ends, the first end including a respective terminal of a first one of the plurality of switching elements. The method can also include forming a first solder bump coupled to the respective terminal of the first one of the plurality of switching elements such that at least a portion of the first solder bump overlaps with one or more of the plurality of switching elements, an overlap dimension set in relation to a first threshold value in order to set a respective contribution to a parasitic capacitance of the radio frequency switch arrangement.

Various implementations enable management of parasitic capacitance and voltage handling of stacked integrated electronic devices. Some implementations include a radio frequency switch arrangement having a ground plane, a stack and a first solder bump. The stack is arranged in relation to the ground plane, and includes switching elements coupled in series with one another, and a first end of the stack includes a respective terminal of a first one of the plurality of switching elements. The first solder bump is coupled to the respective terminal of the first one of the plurality of switching elements such that at least a portion of the first solder bump overlaps with one or more of the plurality of switching elements, an overlap dimension set in relation to a first threshold value in order to set a respective contribution to a parasitic capacitance of the radio frequency switch arrangement.