An electronic component package includes a substrate having an upper surface. Traces on the upper surface of the substrate extend in a longitudinal direction. The traces have a first latitudinal width in a latitudinal direction, the latitudinal direction being perpendicular to the longitudinal direction. Rectangular copper pillars are attached to bond pads of an electronic component, the copper pillars having a longitudinal length and a latitudinal second width. The latitudinal second width of the copper pillars is equal to and aligned with the first latitudinal width of the traces. Further, the longitudinal length of the copper pillars is parallel with the longitudinal direction of the trace and equal to the length of the bond pads. The copper pillars are mounted to the traces with solder joints.

A semiconductor device includes a substrate having an upper surface on which are arranged first transistors each including a mesa structure formed of a semiconductor. A first bump having a shape elongated in one direction in plan view and connected to the first transistors is arranged at a position overlapping the first transistors in plan view. A second bump has a space with respect to the first bump in a direction orthogonal to a longitudinal direction of the first bump. A first metal pattern is arranged between the first and second bumps in plan view. When the upper surface of the substrate is taken as a height reference, a center of the first metal pattern in a thickness direction has a height higher than an upper surface of the mesa structure included in each of the first transistors and lower than a lower surface of the first bump.

A cell of fluidic assembly of microchips on a substrate, including: a base having its upper surface intended to receive the substrate; a body laterally delimiting a fluidic chamber above the substrate; and a cover closing the fluidic chamber from its upper surface, wherein the body comprises first and second nozzles respectively emerging onto opposite first and second lateral edges of the fluidic chamber, each of the first and second nozzles being adapted to injecting and/or sucking in a liquid suspension of microchips into and/or from the fluidic chamber, in a direction parallel to the mean plane of the substrate.

Disclosed is a semiconductor package comprising a first semiconductor chip and at least one second semiconductor chip on the first semiconductor chip. The second semiconductor chip includes first and second test bumps that are adjacent to an edge of the second semiconductor chip and are on a bottom surface of the second semiconductor chip. The first and second test bumps are adjacent to each other. The second semiconductor chip also includes a plurality of data bumps that are adjacent to a center of the second semiconductor chip and are on the bottom surface of the second semiconductor chip. A first interval between the second test bump and one of the data bumps is greater than a second interval between the first test bump and the second test bump. The one of the data bumps is most adjacent to the second test bump.

Embodiments that allow both high density and low density interconnection between microelectronic die and motherboard via. Direct Chip Attach (DCA) are described. In some embodiments, microelectronic die have a high density interconnect with a small bump pitch located along one edge and a lower density connection region with a larger bump pitch located in other regions of the die. The high density interconnect regions between die are interconnected using an interconnecting bridge made out of a material that can support high density interconnect manufactured into it, such as silicon. The lower density connection regions are used to attach interconnected die directly to a board using DCA. The high density interconnect can utilize current Controlled Collapsed Chip Connection (C4) spacing when interconnecting die with an interconnecting bridge, while allowing much larger spacing on circuit boards.

The present disclosure relates to an integrated chip structure having a first substrate including a plurality of transistor devices disposed within a semiconductor material. An interposer substrate includes vias extending through a silicon layer. A copper bump is disposed between the first substrate and the interposer substrate. The copper bump has a sidewall defining a recess. Solder is disposed over the copper bump and continuously extending from over the copper bump to within the recess. A conductive layer is disposed between the first substrate and the interposer substrate and is separated from the copper bump by the solder.

A chip on film package including a chip and a flexible film. The chip includes bumps disposed on the chip and is mounted on the flexible film. The flexible film includes first vias, second vias, upper leads and lower leads. The first vias and the second vias penetrate the flexible film and are arranged on two opposite sides of a reference line respectively. A distance between one of the first vias and one of the second vias, which are closer to a first side of the chip, is longer than that between another one of the first vias and another one of the second, which are further from the first side. The upper leads are disposed on the upper surface connected between the vias and the bumps. The lower leads are disposed on the lower surface and connected to the vias.

Semiconductor devices having mechanical pillar structures, such as angled pillars, that are rectangular and oriented with respect to a semiconductor die to reduce bending stress and in-plane shear stress at a semiconductor die to which the angled pillars are attached, and associated systems and methods, are disclosed herein. The semiconductor device can include angled pillars coupled to the semiconductor die and to a package substrate. The angled pillars can be configured such that they are oriented relative to a direction of local stress to increase section modulus.

Semiconductor devices having mechanical pillar structures, such as angled pillars, that are rectangular and oriented with respect to a semiconductor die to reduce bending stress and in-plane shear stress at a semiconductor die to which the angled pillars are attached, and associated systems and methods, are disclosed herein. The semiconductor device can include angled pillars coupled to the semiconductor die and to a package substrate. The angled pillars can be configured such that they are oriented relative to a direction of local stress to increase section modulus.

Interconnect structures, packaged semiconductor devices, and methods of packaging semiconductor devices are disclosed. In some embodiments, an interconnect structure includes dielectric layers, a conductive layer disposed in the dielectric layers, and a via layer disposed in the dielectric layers proximate the conductive layer. An underball metallization (UBM) layer is disposed in the dielectric layers proximate the via layer. A first connector coupling region is disposed in the via layer and the UBM layer. A via layer portion of the first connector coupling region is coupled to a first contact pad in the conductive layer. A second connector coupling region is disposed in the UBM layer. The second connector coupling region is coupled to a conductive segment in the UBM layer and the via layer. The second connector coupling region is coupled to a second contact pad in the conductive layer by the conductive segment.