In some general aspects, an apparatus may include a first semiconductor die, a second semiconductor die, and a capacitive isolation circuit being coupled to the first semiconductor die and the second semiconductor die. The capacitive isolation circuit may be disposed outside of the first semiconductor die and the second semiconductor die. The first semiconductor die, the second semiconductor die, and the capacitive circuit may be included in a molding of a semiconductor package.

In some general aspects, an apparatus may include a first semiconductor die, a second semiconductor die, and a capacitive isolation circuit being coupled to the first semiconductor die and the second semiconductor die. The capacitive isolation circuit may be disposed outside of the first semiconductor die and the second semiconductor die. The first semiconductor die, the second semiconductor die, and the capacitive circuit may be included in a molding of a semiconductor package.

Electronic assemblies and their manufacture are described. One embodiment relates to a method including depositing an organic thin film layer on metal bumps on a semiconductor wafer, the organic thin film layer also being formed on a surface adjacent to the metal bumps on the wafer. The wafer is diced into a plurality of semiconductor die structures, the die structures including the organic thin film layer. The semiconductor die structures are attached to substrates, wherein the attaching includes forming a solder bond between the metal bumps on a die structure and bonding pads on a substrate, and wherein the solder bond extends through the organic thin film layer. The organic thin film layer is then exposed to a plasma. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

A process for manufacturing a surface-mount electronic device includes forming a plurality of preliminary contact regions of a sinterable material on a supporting structure, the supporting structure being of a soluble type. A chip including a semiconductor body is mechanically coupled to the supporting structure. The sinterable material is sintered such that each preliminary contact region forms a corresponding sintered preliminary contact, and the chip and the plurality of preliminary contact regions are coated with a dielectric coating region, and the supporting structure is removed using a jet of liquid.

A process for manufacturing a surface-mount electronic device includes forming a plurality of preliminary contact regions of a sinterable material on a supporting structure, the supporting structure being of a soluble type. A chip including a semiconductor body is mechanically coupled to the supporting structure. The sinterable material is sintered such that each preliminary contact region forms a corresponding sintered preliminary contact, and the chip and the plurality of preliminary contact regions are coated with a dielectric coating region, and the supporting structure is removed using a jet of liquid.

Electronic assemblies and their manufacture are described. One embodiment relates to a method including depositing an organic thin film layer on metal bumps on a semiconductor wafer, the organic thin film layer also being formed on a surface adjacent to the metal bumps on the wafer. The wafer is diced into a plurality of semiconductor die structures, the die structures including the organic thin film layer. The semiconductor die structures are attached to substrates, wherein the attaching includes forming a solder bond between the metal bumps on a die structure and bonding pads on a substrate, and wherein the solder bond extends through the organic thin film layer. The organic thin film layer is then exposed to a plasma. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

A surface-mount electronic device includes a body of semiconductor material, and a lead frame that includes a plurality of contact terminals. The plurality of contact terminals is electrically connected to the semiconductor body. The contact terminals are formed of sintered material.

A surface-mount electronic device includes a body of semiconductor material, and a lead frame that includes a plurality of contact terminals. The plurality of contact terminals is electrically connected to the semiconductor body. The contact terminals are formed of sintered material.

A semiconductor package includes a cavity substrate, a semiconductor die, and an encapsulant. The cavity substrate includes a redistribution structure and a cavity layer on an upper surface of the redistribution structure. The redistribution structure includes pads on the upper surface, a lower surface, and sidewalls adjacent the upper surface and the lower surface. The cavity layer includes an upper surface, a lower surface, sidewalls adjacent the upper surface and the lower surface, and a cavity that exposes pads of the redistribution structure. The semiconductor die is positioned in the cavity. The semiconductor die includes a first surface, a second surface, sidewalls adjacent the first surface and the second surface, and attachment structures that are operatively coupled to the exposed pads. The encapsulant encapsulates the semiconductor die in the cavity and covers sidewalls of the redistribution structure.

A semiconductor package includes a cavity substrate, a semiconductor die, and an encapsulant. The cavity substrate includes a redistribution structure and a cavity layer on an upper surface of the redistribution structure. The redistribution structure includes pads on the upper surface, a lower surface, and sidewalls adjacent the upper surface and the lower surface. The cavity layer includes an upper surface, a lower surface, sidewalls adjacent the upper surface and the lower surface, and a cavity that exposes pads of the redistribution structure. The semiconductor die is positioned in the cavity. The semiconductor die includes a first surface, a second surface, sidewalls adjacent the first surface and the second surface, and attachment structures that are operatively coupled to the exposed pads. The encapsulant encapsulates the semiconductor die in the cavity and covers sidewalls of the redistribution structure.