A terrestrial vehicle lighting module which includes an electroluminescent source including at least one electroluminescent element, an electronic device designed to control the electroluminescent element, and an interposer electrically connecting the electroluminescent source and the electronic device.

A package structure includes a semiconductor die, an antenna substrate structure, and a redistribution layer. The semiconductor die is laterally wrapped by a first encapsulant. The antenna substrate structure is disposed over the semiconductor die, wherein the antenna substrate structure includes a circuit substrate and at least one antenna element inlaid in the circuit substrate. The redistribution layer is disposed between the semiconductor die and the antenna substrate structure, wherein the at least one antenna element is electrically connected with the semiconductor die through the circuit substrate and the redistribution layer. The at least one antenna element includes patch antennas.

A method includes forming a plurality of dielectric layers, which processes include forming a first plurality of dielectric layers having first thicknesses, and forming a second plurality of dielectric layers having second thicknesses smaller than the first thicknesses. The first plurality of dielectric layers and the second plurality of dielectric layers are laid out alternatingly. The method further includes forming a plurality of redistribution lines connected to form a conductive path, which processes include forming a first plurality of redistribution lines, each being in one of the first plurality of dielectric layers, and forming a second plurality of redistribution lines, each being in one of the second plurality of dielectric layers.

A device package includes a semiconductor device. The semiconductor device is disposed on a substrate. The device package further includes a covering. The covering is disposed on the substrate and surrounds the semiconductor device. The covering includes a void, a first layer, and a second layer. The void is between an interior surface of the covering and the semiconductor device. The first layer has a first electrical conductivity and a first thickness. The second layer is disposed under the first layer. The second layer has a second electrical conductivity and a second thickness. The first electrical conductivity is greater than the second electrical conductivity. The first thickness is less than the second thickness.

A semiconductor device includes a first redistribution substrate, a semiconductor chip on a top surface of the first redistribution substrate, a conductive structure on the top surface of the first redistribution substrate and laterally spaced apart from the semiconductor chip, and a molding layer on the first redistribution substrate and covering a sidewall of the semiconductor chip and a sidewall of the conductive structure. The conductive structure includes a first conductive structure having a first sidewall, and a second conductive structure on a top surface of the first conductive structure and having a second sidewall. The first conductive structure has an undercut at a lower portion of the first sidewall. The second conductive structure has a protrusion at a lower portion of the second sidewall.

An integrated circuit package includes a first integrated circuit die, a spacer die coupled in the integrated circuit package in a location designed to house a second integrated circuit die, and a package substrate coupled to the first integrated circuit die and to the spacer die.

Methods and apparatus relating to very large scale FET arrays for analyte measurements. ChemFET (e.g., ISFET) arrays may be fabricated using conventional CMOS processing techniques based on improved FET pixel and array designs that increase measurement sensitivity and accuracy, and at the same time facilitate significantly small pixel sizes and dense arrays. Improved array control techniques provide for rapid data acquisition from large and dense arrays. Such arrays may be employed to detect a presence and/or concentration changes of various analyte types in a wide variety of chemical and/or biological processes. In one example, chemFET arrays facilitate DNA sequencing techniques based on monitoring changes in hydrogen ion concentration (pH), changes in other analyte concentration, and/or binding events associated with chemical processes relating to DNA synthesis.

A package structure includes a first dielectric layer, semiconductor device(s) attached to the first dielectric layer, and an embedding material applied to the first dielectric layer so as to embed the semiconductor device therein, the embedding material comprising one or more additional dielectric layers. Vias are formed through the first dielectric layer to the at least one semiconductor device, with metal interconnects formed in the vias to form electrical interconnections to the semiconductor device. Input/output (I/O) connections are located on one end of the package structure on one or more outward facing surfaces thereof to provide a second level connection to an external circuit. The package structure interfits with a connector on the external circuit to mount the package perpendicular to the external circuit, with the I/O connections being electrically connected to the connector to form the second level connection to the external circuit.

The semiconductor device may include a substrate, a first insulating layer on a bottom surface of the substrate, an interconnection structure in the first insulating layer, a second insulating layer on a bottom surface of the first insulating layer, and a plurality of lower pads provided in the second insulating layer. Each lower pad may be provided such a width of a top surface thereof is smaller than a width of a bottom surface thereof. The lower pads may include first, second, and third lower pads. In a plan view, the first and third lower pads may be adjacent to center and edge portions of the substrate, respectively, and the second lower pad may be disposed therebetween. A width of a bottom surface of the second lower pad may be smaller than that of the first lower pad and may be larger than that of the third lower pad.

To protect memory cards, such as SD type cards, and similar devices from Electrostatic Discharge (ESD), the input pads of the device include points along their edges that are aligned with correspond points on a conductive frame structure mounted adjacent the input pad to form a spark gap. The input pads are connected to a memory controller or other ASIC over signal lines that include a diode located between the input pad and the ASIC and a resistance located between the input pad and the diode. The resistance and diode are selected such that an ESD event at an input pad triggers a discharge across the spark gap before it is transmitted on to the ASIC, while also allowing a high data rate for signals along the signal line.