A semiconductor structure includes a first semiconductor package, a second semiconductor package, a heat spreader and an dielectric layer. The first semiconductor package includes a plurality of first semiconductor chips and a first dielectric encapsulation layer disposed around the plurality of the first semiconductor chips. The second semiconductor package is disposed over and corresponds to one of the plurality of first semiconductor chips, wherein the second semiconductor package includes a plurality of second semiconductor chips and a second dielectric encapsulation layer disposed around the plurality of second semiconductor chips. The heat spreader is disposed over and corresponds to another of the plurality of first semiconductor chips. The dielectric layer is disposed over the first semiconductor package and around the second semiconductor package and the heat spreader.

A display device includes a display substrate, a signal pad part, an insulating layer, a connection pad part, and an electronic component. The signal pad part includes first and second signal pad parts, which face each other in one direction. The insulating layer covers the signal pad part. The connection pad part is disposed on the insulating layer and includes a first connection pad part overlapping the first signal pad part and a second connection pad part. The second connection pad part is electrically connected to the first connection pad part and is in electrical contact with the second signal pad part through a contact hole defined in the insulating layer. The electronic component includes a bump that is in electrical contact with the first connection pad part. The first signal pad part includes a plurality of signal pad portions spaced apart from each other.

A micro LED display manufacturing method according to various embodiments may include: a first operation of bonding an anisotropic conductive film including a plurality of conductive particles onto one surface of a prepared substrate, the one surface including a circuit part; a second operation of forming a bonding layer on the anisotropic conductive film; a third operation of positioning a plurality of micro LED chips above the bonding layer, the micro LED chips being arranged on a carrier substrate while being spaced a first distance apart from the substrate; a fourth operation of attaching the plurality of micro LED chips onto the bonding layer by means of laser transfer; and a fifth operation of forming a conductive structure for electrically connecting a connection pad to the circuit part through the conductive particles by means of heating and pressurizing.

A micro LED display manufacturing method according to various embodiments may include: a first operation of bonding an anisotropic conductive film including a plurality of conductive particles onto one surface of a prepared substrate, the one surface including a circuit part; a second operation of forming a bonding layer on the anisotropic conductive film; a third operation of positioning a plurality of micro LED chips above the bonding layer, the micro LED chips being arranged on a carrier substrate while being spaced a first distance apart from the substrate; a fourth operation of attaching the plurality of micro LED chips onto the bonding layer by means of laser transfer; and a fifth operation of forming a conductive structure for electrically connecting a connection pad to the circuit part through the conductive particles by means of heating and pressurizing.

A package includes a bottom substrate and a bottom die over and bonded to the bottom substrate. A metal-particle-containing compound material is overlying a top surface of the bottom die, wherein the metal-particle-containing compound material comprises metal particles. A molding material molds at least a lower part of the bottom die therein, wherein the molding material is overlying the bottom substrate.

A semiconductor package structure includes: a first substrate; a first semiconductor die connected to the first substrate; a second semiconductor die stack structure located on the first semiconductor die, the second semiconductor die stack structure includes a plurality of second semiconductor dies sequentially stacked onto one another in a first direction, a plurality of second conductive bumps being formed on a side of the second semiconductor die stack structure in the first direction, in which the first direction is a direction parallel to a plane where the first substrate is located; and a second substrate, a signal line in the second substrate being connected to the plurality of second conductive bumps, the second substrate being connected to the first substrate in a direction perpendicular to the plane where the first substrate is located.

In a multi-chip module (MCM), a super chip (110N) is attached to multiple plain chips (110F super and plain chips can be any chips). The super chip is positioned above the wiring board (WB) but below at least some of plain chips (110F). The plain chips overlap the super chip. Further, the plain chips' low speed IOs can be connected to the WB by long direct connections such as bond wires (e.g. BVAs) or solder stacks; such connections can be placed side by side with the super chip. Such connections can be long, so the super chip is not required to be thin. Also, if through-substrate vias (TSVs) are omitted, the manufacturing yield is high and the manufacturing cost is low. Other structures are provided that combine the short and long direct connections to obtain desired physical and electrical properties.

An electronic device which connects a circuit film to a display panel by applying a conductive material to the insides of holes formed in the circuit film, so as to improve reliability of bonding, and a display device using the same, are discussed.

A package includes a bottom substrate and a bottom die over and bonded to the bottom substrate. A metal-particle-containing compound material is overlying a top surface of the bottom die, wherein the metal-particle-containing compound material comprises metal particles. A molding material molds at least a lower part of the bottom die therein, wherein the molding material is overlying the bottom substrate.

In a multi-chip module (MCM), a super chip (110N) is attached to multiple plain chips (110F super and plain chips can be any chips). The super chip is positioned above the wiring board (WB) but below at least some of plain chips (110F). The plain chips overlap the super chip. Further, the plain chips' low speed IOs can be connected to the WB by long direct connections such as bond wires (e.g. BVAs) or solder stacks; such connections can be placed side by side with the super chip. Such connections can be long, so the super chip is not required to be thin. Also, if through-substrate vias (TSVs) are omitted, the manufacturing yield is high and the manufacturing cost is low. Other structures are provided that combine the short and long direct connections to obtain desired physical and electrical properties.