Patent classifications
H01L2224/85203
Integrated circuit having die attach materials with channels and process of implementing the same
A package includes an integrated circuit that includes at least one active area and at least one secondary device area, a support configured to support the integrated circuit, and a die attach material. The integrated circuit being mounted on the support using the die attach material and the die attach material including at least one channel configured to allow gases generated during curing of the die attach material to be released from the die attach material.
SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE INCLUDING PROCESSOR CHIP AND MEMORY CHIP
A semiconductor package includes a package substrate, a processor chip mounted on a first region of the package substrate, a plurality of memory chips mounted on a second region of the package substrate being spaced apart from the first region of the package substrate, a signal transmission device mounted on a third region of the package substrate between the first and second regions of the package substrate, and a plurality of first bonding wires connecting the plurality of memory chips to the signal transmission device. The signal transmission device includes upper pads connected to the plurality of first bonding wires, penetrating electrodes arranged in a main body portion of the signal transmission device and connected to the upper pads, and lower pads in a lower surface portion of the signal transmission device and connected to the penetrating electrodes and connected to the package substrate via bonding balls.
Package structure and method for fabricating the same
The present disclosure provides a package structure, including a mounting pad having a mounting surface, a semiconductor chip disposed on the mounting surface of the mounting pad, wherein the semiconductor chip includes: a first surface perpendicular to a thickness direction of the semiconductor chip, a second surface opposite to the first surface and facing the mounting surface, and a third surface connecting the first surface and the second surface, a magnetic device disposed in the semiconductor chip, a first magnetic field shielding at least partially surrounding the third surface, a second magnetic field shielding, including a top surface facing the second surface of the semiconductor chip, and a molding surrounding the semiconductor chip, wherein the entire top surface of the second magnetic field shielding is in direct contact with the molding.
Package structure and method for fabricating the same
The present disclosure provides a package structure, including a mounting pad having a mounting surface, a semiconductor chip disposed on the mounting surface of the mounting pad, wherein the semiconductor chip includes: a first surface perpendicular to a thickness direction of the semiconductor chip, a second surface opposite to the first surface and facing the mounting surface, and a third surface connecting the first surface and the second surface, a magnetic device disposed in the semiconductor chip, a first magnetic field shielding at least partially surrounding the third surface, a second magnetic field shielding, including a top surface facing the second surface of the semiconductor chip, and a molding surrounding the semiconductor chip, wherein the entire top surface of the second magnetic field shielding is in direct contact with the molding.
Wire bonding method and wire bonding device
A wire bonding method includes bringing a capillary and a wire inserted through the capillary into pressure contact with a bonding point of a lead placed on an XY stage to bond the wire to the lead, including moving the XY stage in a state in which the capillary is in pressure contact with the lead to move the capillary along a movement locus including a plurality of arc portions.
DEVICES INCORPORATING STACKED BONDS AND METHODS OF FORMING THE SAME
A packaged semiconductor device includes a first bond pad, a second bond pad, a first bond wire that includes a first end bonded to the first bond pad and a second end bonded to the second bond pad, and a second bond wire that includes a first end that is electrically connected to the first bond pad and a second end that is electrically connected to the second bond pad. The first end of the second bond wire is bonded to the first end of the first bond wire. A method of bonding a bond wire includes bonding a first end of a first bond wire to a contact surface of a first bond pad and bonding a first end of a second bond wire to a surface of the first end of the first bond wire.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THROUGH SILICON DIE LEVEL INTERCONNECT
An electronic assembly is disclosed. The electronic assembly includes a primary die, comprising a bulk layer, an integrated circuitry layer, a metal layer, a first redistribution layer, and a first attachment layer. The primary die further includes at least one aligned through-hole in the bulk layer and integrated circuitry layer. The electronic assembly further includes a secondary die physically coupled to the primary die via a second attachment layer. The electronic assembly further includes an interconnect header that includes plurality of interconnect filaments configured to electrically couple the first redistribution layer to one of the at least one metal layer via the at least one bulk layer through-hole and the at least one integrated circuitry through-hole. The interconnect header is generated by applying an electrically conductive filaments on a plurality of wafers, thinning the wafers, stacking and attaching the wafers into a wafer stack, and dicing the wafer stack.
PACKAGE AND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A package comprising a base is provided. An electrode and a concave portion are arranged on a first surface of the package. The base comprises a second surface on a side opposite to the first surface and a third surface. The first surface is positioned between the second and third surfaces. The electrode comprises an electrode upper surface and an electrode side surface. The concave portion comprises a concave side surface and a bottom surface positioned closer to the second surface than the concave side surface. The electrode upper surface is arranged at a position further away from the virtual plane than the bottom surface. The electrode side surface is continuous with the concave side surface. The concave portion further comprises a second side surface which faces the concave side surface and is continuous with the third surface.
PACKAGE AND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A package comprising a base is provided. An electrode and a concave portion are arranged on a first surface of the package. The base comprises a second surface on a side opposite to the first surface and a third surface. The first surface is positioned between the second and third surfaces. The electrode comprises an electrode upper surface and an electrode side surface. The concave portion comprises a concave side surface and a bottom surface positioned closer to the second surface than the concave side surface. The electrode upper surface is arranged at a position further away from the virtual plane than the bottom surface. The electrode side surface is continuous with the concave side surface. The concave portion further comprises a second side surface which faces the concave side surface and is continuous with the third surface.
Systems and methods for optimizing looping parameters and looping trajectories in the formation of wire loops
A method of forming a wire loop in connection with a semiconductor package is provided. The method includes the steps of: (1) providing package data related to the semiconductor package to a wire bonding machine; (2) providing at least one looping control value related to a desired wire loop to the wire bonding machine, the at least one looping control value including at least a loop height value related to the desired wire loop; (3) deriving looping parameters, using an algorithm, for forming the desired wire loop; (4) forming a first wire loop on the wire bonding machine using the looping parameters derived in step (3); (5) measuring actual looping control values of the first wire loop formed in step (4) corresponding to the at least one looping control value; and (6) comparing the actual looping control values measured in step (5) to the at least one looping control value provided in step (2).