H01L2224/8388

Methods of manufacturing stacked semiconductor die assemblies with high efficiency thermal paths

Method for packaging a semiconductor die assemblies. In one embodiment, a method is directed to packaging a semiconductor die assembly having a first die and a plurality of second dies arranged in a stack over the first die, wherein the first die has a peripheral region extending laterally outward from the stack of second dies. The method can comprise coupling a thermal transfer structure to the peripheral region of the first die and flowing an underfill material between the second dies. The underfill material is flowed after coupling the thermal transfer structure to the peripheral region of the first die such that the thermal transfer structure limits lateral flow of the underfill material.

Method for making electronic device with cover layer with openings and related devices

A method of making an electronic device includes forming an electrically conductive pattern on a substrate, forming a cover layer on the substrate and the electrically conductive pattern, and forming openings in the cover layer and being aligned with the electrically conductive pattern. The method also includes positioning an IC on the cover layer so that bond pads of the IC are aligned with the openings, and heating under pressure the cover layer to both mechanically secure and electrically interconnect the IC.

ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTIVE FILM AND CONNECTION STRUCTURE
20170162529 · 2017-06-08 · ·

In order to easily inspect a dispersion state of conductive particles in such an anisotropic conductive film that the conductive particles are dispersed even at high density, linear lines including no conductive particle in a plan view of an anisotropic conductive film including an insulating adhesive layer and conductive particles dispersed in the insulating adhesive layer are allowed to exist at predetermined intervals. Specifically, the conductive particles are disposed in a lattice so as to be arranged in a first arrangement direction and a second arrangement direction, and the disappearance lines are inclined relative to the first arrangement direction or the second arrangement direction.

Methods of manufacturing a semiconductor device

In a method for fabricating a semiconductor, a first conductive pattern structure partially protruding upwardly from first insulating interlayer is formed in first insulating interlayer. A first bonding insulation layer pattern covering the protruding portion of first conductive pattern structure is formed on first insulating interlayer. A first adhesive pattern containing a polymer is formed on first bonding insulation layer pattern to fill a first recess formed on first bonding insulation layer pattern. A second bonding insulation layer pattern covering the protruding portion of second conductive pattern structure is formed on second insulating interlayer. A second adhesive pattern containing a polymer is formed on second bonding insulation layer pattern to fill a second recess formed on second bonding insulation layer pattern. The first and second adhesive patterns are melted. The first and second substrates are bonded with each other so that the conductive pattern structures contact each other.

SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME

The present disclosure provides a semiconductor package that prevents a bump bridge from being formed between adjacent conductive bumps to realize a fine bump pitch when each unit circuit part is directly stacked without using a printed circuit board and a method for manufacturing the same. The semiconductor package includes a first semiconductor chip structure including a first unit circuit part, a first passivation layer disposed on the first unit circuit part, and a conductive bump electrically connected to the first unit circuit part, and a second semiconductor chip structure including a second unit circuit part, a second passivation layer having a stepped portion that is recessed inward and disposed on the second unit circuit part, and a bump pad provided in the stepped portion. The first semiconductor chip structure and the second semiconductor chip structure are stacked to allow the conductive bump to be bonded to the bump pad within the stepped portion.

SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME

The present disclosure provides a semiconductor package that prevents a bump bridge from being formed between adjacent conductive bumps to realize a fine bump pitch when each unit circuit part is directly stacked without using a printed circuit board and a method for manufacturing the same. The semiconductor package includes a first semiconductor chip structure including a first unit circuit part, a first passivation layer disposed on the first unit circuit part, and a conductive bump electrically connected to the first unit circuit part, and a second semiconductor chip structure including a second unit circuit part, a second passivation layer having a stepped portion that is recessed inward and disposed on the second unit circuit part, and a bump pad provided in the stepped portion. The first semiconductor chip structure and the second semiconductor chip structure are stacked to allow the conductive bump to be bonded to the bump pad within the stepped portion.

3D-JOINING OF MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS WITH CONDUCTIVELY SELF-ADJUSTING ANISOTROPIC MATRIX
20170069595 · 2017-03-09 · ·

3D joining of microelectronic components and a conductively self-adjusting anisotropic matrix are provided. In an implementation, an adhesive matrix automatically makes electrical connections between two surfaces that have electrical contacts, and bonds the two surfaces together. Conductive members in the adhesive matrix are aligned to automatically establish electrical connections between at least partially aligned contacts on each of the two surfaces while providing nonconductive adhesion between parts of the two surfaces lacking aligned contacts. An example method includes forming an adhesive matrix between two surfaces to be joined, including conductive members anisotropically aligned in an adhesive medium, then pressing the two surfaces together to automatically connect corresponding electrical contacts that are at least partially aligned on the two surfaces. The adhesive medium in the matrix secures the two surfaces together.

3D-JOINING OF MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS WITH CONDUCTIVELY SELF-ADJUSTING ANISOTROPIC MATRIX
20170069595 · 2017-03-09 · ·

3D joining of microelectronic components and a conductively self-adjusting anisotropic matrix are provided. In an implementation, an adhesive matrix automatically makes electrical connections between two surfaces that have electrical contacts, and bonds the two surfaces together. Conductive members in the adhesive matrix are aligned to automatically establish electrical connections between at least partially aligned contacts on each of the two surfaces while providing nonconductive adhesion between parts of the two surfaces lacking aligned contacts. An example method includes forming an adhesive matrix between two surfaces to be joined, including conductive members anisotropically aligned in an adhesive medium, then pressing the two surfaces together to automatically connect corresponding electrical contacts that are at least partially aligned on the two surfaces. The adhesive medium in the matrix secures the two surfaces together.

ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTIVE FILM AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME
20170013722 · 2017-01-12 ·

An anisotropic conductive film (ACF) including a base film, a support unit on the base film, the support unit defining at least one opening, at least one conductive particle in the opening, and an adhesive layer on the support unit and the conductive particle.

ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTIVE FILM AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME
20170013722 · 2017-01-12 ·

An anisotropic conductive film (ACF) including a base film, a support unit on the base film, the support unit defining at least one opening, at least one conductive particle in the opening, and an adhesive layer on the support unit and the conductive particle.