A semiconductor package structure has a first electronic component on an insulating layer, a dielectric layer on the insulating layer and surrounding the first electronic component, a second electronic component stacked on the first electronic component, wherein an active surface of the first electronic component faces an active surface of the second electronic component, a molding compound on the first electronic component and surrounding the second electronic component, a third electronic component stacked on the second electronic component and the molding compound.

A sealing acrylic resin composition contains a thermosetting acrylic resin in liquid phase, an organic peroxide, and an inorganic filler in a content proportion ranging from 50% by mass to 95% by mass, inclusive. A silane coupling agent is bonded to the inorganic filler, a total organic carbon content of the inorganic filler in proportion being ranging from 0.1% by mass to 1.0% by mass, inclusive, in a state before the inorganic filler is mixed with at least one of the thermosetting acrylic resin and the organic peroxide. The silane coupling agent has an acrylic group.

A semiconductor device manufacturing technique which allows reduction of semiconductor chip size. First, a pad and other wires are formed over an insulating film. A surface protective film is formed over the insulating film including the pad and wires, and an opening is made in the surface protective film. The opening lies over the pad and exposes a surface of the pad. A bump electrode is formed over the surface protective film including the opening. Here, the pad is smaller than the bump electrode. Consequently, the wires are arranged just beneath the bump electrode in the same layer as the pad 10. In other words, the wires are arranged in space which becomes available because the pad is small enough.

A semiconductor device manufacturing technique which allows reduction of semiconductor chip size. First, a pad and other wires are formed over an insulating film. A surface protective film is formed over the insulating film including the pad and wires, and an opening is made in the surface protective film. The opening lies over the pad and exposes a surface of the pad. A bump electrode is formed over the surface protective film including the opening. Here, the pad is smaller than the bump electrode. Consequently, the wires are arranged just beneath the bump electrode in the same layer as the pad 10. In other words, the wires are arranged in space which becomes available because the pad is small enough.

A semiconductor device includes first IC dies disposed side-by-side, a second IC die overlapping and electrically coupled to the first IC dies, and first conductive features. Each first IC die includes first and second die connectors. A first pitch of the first die connectors is less than a second pitch of the second die connectors and is substantially equal to a third pitch of the third die connectors of the second IC die. The first conductive features are interposed between and electrically coupled to the first and third die connectors. Each first conductive feature includes at least a first conductive bump and at least a first conductive joint.

A device includes at least one integrated passive device having at least one bond pad; at least one semiconductor device having at least one bond pad; and at least one connection structure arranged on the at least one integrated passive device. Additionally, the at least one connection structure includes a solder portion configured to form a solder connection to the at least one bond pad of the at least one semiconductor device.

A semiconductor package structure has a first electronic component on an insulating layer, a dielectric layer on the insulating layer and surrounding the first electronic component, a second electronic component stacked on the first electronic component, wherein an active surface of the first electronic component faces an active surface of the second electronic component, a molding compound on the first electronic component and surrounding the second electronic component, a third electronic component stacked on the second electronic component and the molding compound.

A semiconductor package structure is provided. The semiconductor package structure includes a first electronic component on a substrate. The semiconductor package structure also includes a second electronic component stacked on the first electronic component. The active surface of the first electronic component faces the active surface of the second electronic component. The semiconductor package structure further includes a molding compound on the first electronic component and surrounding the second electronic component. In addition, the semiconductor package structure includes a third electronic component stacked on the second electronic component and the molding compound.

A semiconductor device manufacturing technique which allows reduction of semiconductor chip size. First, a pad and other wires are formed over an insulating film. A surface protective film is formed over the insulating film including the pad and wires, and an opening is made in the surface protective film. The opening lies over the pad and exposes a surface of the pad. A bump electrode is formed over the surface protective film including the opening. Here, the pad is smaller than the bump electrode. Consequently, the wires are arranged just beneath the bump electrode in the same layer as the pad 10. In other words, the wires are arranged in space which becomes available because the pad is small enough.

A semiconductor device manufacturing technique which allows reduction of semiconductor chip size. First, a pad and other wires are formed over an insulating film. A surface protective film is formed over the insulating film including the pad and wires, and an opening is made in the surface protective film. The opening lies over the pad and exposes a surface of the pad. A bump electrode is formed over the surface protective film including the opening. Here, the pad is smaller than the bump electrode. Consequently, the wires are arranged just beneath the bump electrode in the same layer as the pad 10. In other words, the wires are arranged in space which becomes available because the pad is small enough.