An electronic component includes a substrate configured to include a first portion that first thermal conductivity, and have a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface;a second portion configured to be formed inside the first portion, and have second thermal conductivity lower than the first thermal conductivity;a first terminal configured to be formed to correspond to the second portion on a side of the first surface; and a second terminal configured to be formed on a side of the second surface.

An electronic component includes a substrate configured to include a first portion that first thermal conductivity, and have a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface;a second portion configured to be formed inside the first portion, and have second thermal conductivity lower than the first thermal conductivity;a first terminal configured to be formed to correspond to the second portion on a side of the first surface; and a second terminal configured to be formed on a side of the second surface.

Alignment of a first micro-electronic component to a receiving surface of a second micro-electronic component is realized by a capillary force-induced self-alignment, combined with an electrostatic alignment. The latter is accomplished by providing at least one first electrical conductor line along the periphery of the first component, and at least one second electrical conductor along the periphery of the location on the receiving surface of the second component onto which the component is to be placed. The contact areas surrounded by the conductor lines are covered with a wetting layer. The electrical conductor lines may be embedded in a strip of anti-wetting material that runs along the peripheries to create a wettability contrast. The wettability contrast helps to maintain a drop of alignment liquid between the contact areas so as to obtain self-alignment by capillary force. By applying appropriate charges on the conductor lines, electrostatic self-alignment is realized, which improves the alignment obtained through capillary force and maintains the alignment during evaporation of the liquid.

Alignment of a first micro-electronic component to a receiving surface of a second micro-electronic component is realized by a capillary force-induced self-alignment, combined with an electrostatic alignment. The latter is accomplished by providing at least one first electrical conductor line along the periphery of the first component, and at least one second electrical conductor along the periphery of the location on the receiving surface of the second component onto which the component is to be placed. The contact areas surrounded by the conductor lines are covered with a wetting layer. The electrical conductor lines may be embedded in a strip of anti-wetting material that runs along the peripheries to create a wettability contrast. The wettability contrast helps to maintain a drop of alignment liquid between the contact areas so as to obtain self-alignment by capillary force. By applying appropriate charges on the conductor lines, electrostatic self-alignment is realized, which improves the alignment obtained through capillary force and maintains the alignment during evaporation of the liquid.

Packaging devices and methods of manufacture thereof for semiconductor devices are disclosed. In some embodiments, a packaging device includes a contact pad disposed over a substrate, and a passivation layer disposed over the substrate and a first portion of the contact pad, a second portion of the contact pad being exposed. A post passivation interconnect (PPI) line is disposed over the passivation layer and is coupled to the second portion of the contact pad. A PPI pad is disposed over the passivation layer and is coupled to the PPI line. An insulating material is disposed over the PPI line, the PPI pad being exposed. The insulating material is spaced apart from an edge portion of the PPI pad by a predetermined distance.

A method for attaching an integrated circuit (IC) to an IC package substrate includes forming a solder bump on a bond pad of an IC die, forming a solder-wetting protrusion on a bond pad of an IC package substrate, and bonding the solder bump of the IC die to the solder-wetting protrusion of the IC package substrate.

A semiconductor structure includes: a substrate, a conductive pattern layer, a support layer and a re-distribution layer. The conductive pattern layer is arranged on the substrate. The support layer covers the conductive pattern layer and is provided with a via hole. The re-distribution layer is arranged on the support, and the re-distribution layer includes a test pad at least located in the via hole. The test pad includes a plurality of test contact portions and a plurality of recesses that are arranged alternately and connected mutually, and the recess is in corresponding contact with a portion of the conductive pattern layer in the via hole.

A package comprises a semiconductor die including a device side having circuitry formed therein and a first metal member on the device side of the die and having a top surface facing away from the die. The first metal member includes a group of dielectric members, each dielectric member in the group of dielectric members extending at least partially through a thickness of the first metal member. The package also comprises solder material contacting the top surface of the first metal member and top surfaces of the dielectric members in the group of dielectric members. The package also includes a second metal member coupled to the solder material and to a conductive terminal of the package, the conductive terminal exposed to an exterior of the package.

A package structure is provided, including a substrate, a first passivation layer, a metallization layer, a second passivation layer, and a polymer layer. The first passivation layer is formed over the substrate. The metallization layer is conformally formed on the first passivation layer. The second passivation layer is conformally formed on the first passivation layer and the metallization layer. A step structure is formed on the top surface of the second passivation layer, and includes at least one lower part that is lower than the other parts of the step structure. The polymer layer is formed over the second passivation layer. A portion of the polymer layer extends into the lower part of the step structure to engage with the step structure.

A semiconductor device includes a single-layered dielectric layer, a conductive line, a conductive via and a conductive pad. The conductive line and the conductive via are disposed in the single-layered dielectric layer. The conductive pad is extended into the single-layered dielectric layer to electrically connected to the conductive line.