An electronic device structure having a shielding structure includes a substrate with an electronic component electrically connected to the substrate. The shielding structure includes conductive spaced-apart pillars that have proximate ends connected to the substrate and distal ends spaced apart from the substrate, and that are laterally spaced apart from the first electronic component. In one embodiment, the conductive pillars are conductive wires. A package body encapsulates the electronic component and the conductive pillars. In one embodiment, the shielding structure further includes a shielding layer disposed adjacent to the package body, which is electrically connected to the conductive pillars. In one embodiment, the electrical connection is made through the package body. In another embodiment, the electrical connection is made through the substrate.

A semiconductor package includes: a substrate; a chip stack on the substrate; a first interface, in a first region of the substrate and having a first circuit layer; a second interface, in a second region of the substrate and having a second circuit layer, and the chip stack between the first and second interface; a first bonding wire, connected to a first chip and having a first contact point; a second bonding wire, connected to a second chip and having a second contact point; an encapsulation layer, surrounding the chip stack, the first and second interface, the first and second bonding wire on the substrate, and exposing the first and second contact point, and the first and second circuit layer; and a redistribution layer, on the encapsulation layer and connecting the first contact point and the second contact point to the first circuit layer and the second circuit layer.

An integrated circuit package includes a leadframe with leads delimiting a center cavity. The leads of the leadframe have upper surfaces with a surface texture or finish having a first surface roughness. A drop-in die pad is installed within the center cavity. The drop-in die pad has an upper surface with a surface texture or finish having a second surface roughness that is rougher than the first surface roughness. An integrated circuit die is mounted to the upper surface of the drop-in die pad and electrical connections are formed between bonding pads of the integrated circuit die and the leads of the leadframe. An encapsulation body encapsulates the leadframe, drop-in die pad and electrical connections.

A semiconductor device includes a first die pad having a main surface, a second die pad having a second main surface, a first switching element connected to the first main surface, a second switching element connected to the second main surface, a first connecting member connecting the first main surface electrode of the first switching element to the second die pad, an encapsulation resin encapsulating the first switching element, the second switching element, the first die pad, the second die pad, and the first connecting member, and leads projecting out of one of the resin side surfaces of the encapsulation resin.

An apparatus including a stack of a plurality of substrates, wherein the stack includes a plurality of channels extending therethrough. The plurality of channels are configured to allow air to flow therethrough; a plurality of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chips. Respective ones of the plurality of DRAM chips are attached to one of the plurality of substrates and located within one of the plurality of channels. The apparatus also includes a plurality of processor chips located on an outer surface of the stack, and a plurality of wires electrically connecting the plurality of DRAM chips to the plurality of processor chips.

In examples, a package comprises a semiconductor die having a device side and a bond pad on the device side, a conductive terminal exposed to an exterior of the package, and an electrical fuse. The electrical fuse comprises a conductive ball coupled to the bond pad, and a bond wire coupled to the conductive terminal. The bond wire is stitch-bonded to the conductive ball.

In some examples, a method for manufacturing a semiconductor package comprises forming a copper member on a surface; applying a photoresist to the copper member and the surface; and forming a cavity in the photoresist above the copper member. The cavity has a first volume with a first diameter and a second volume with a second diameter larger than the first diameter. The second volume is more proximal to the copper member than the first volume. The method also includes forming a nickel member in the second volume forming a palladium member in the first volume.

A stacked transistor arrangement and process of manufacture thereof are provided. Switched electrodes of first and second transistor chips are accessible on opposite sides of the first and second transistor chips. The first and second transistor chips are stacked one on top of the other. Switched electrodes of adjacent sides of the transistor chips are coupled together by a conductive layer positioned between the first and second transistor chips. Switched electrodes on sides of the first transistor chip and the second transistor chip that are opposite the adjacent sides are coupled to a lead frame by bond wires or solder bumps.

In some examples, a semiconductor package comprises an electrically conductive surface and a bond wire coupled to the electrically conductive surface. The bond wire includes a first stitch bond coupled to the electrically conductive surface, and a second stitch bond contiguous with the first stitch bond and coupled to the electrically conductive surface. The second stitch bond is partially, but not completely, overlapping with the first stitch bond.

A semiconductor die is proposed, wherein the semiconductor die comprises a microelectronic section and a sensor section. The microclectronic section comprises an integrated circuit. The sensor section adjoins an edge of the semiconductor die. A sensor is also proposed, which comprises such a semiconductor die.