Capacitive couplings in a direct-bonded interface for microelectronic devices are provided. In an implementation, a microelectronic device includes a first die and a second die direct-bonded together at a bonding interface, a conductive interconnect between the first die and the second die formed at the bonding interface by a metal-to-metal direct bond, and a capacitive interconnect between the first die and the second die formed at the bonding interface. A direct bonding process creates a direct bond between dielectric surfaces of two dies, a direct bond between respective conductive interconnects of the two dies, and a capacitive coupling between the two dies at the bonding interface. In an implementation, a capacitive coupling of each signal line at the bonding interface comprises a dielectric material forming a capacitor at the bonding interface for each signal line. The capacitive couplings result from the same direct bonding process that creates the conductive interconnects direct-bonded together at the same bonding interface.

The present disclosure relates to a double-sided integrated circuit (IC) module, which includes an exposed semiconductor die on a bottom side. A double-sided IC module includes a module substrate with a top side and a bottom side. Electronic components are mounted to each of the top side and the bottom side. Generally, the electronic components are encapsulated by a mold compound. In an exemplary aspect, a portion of the mold compound on the bottom side of the module substrate is removed, exposing a semiconductor die surface of at least one of the electronic components.

A package includes an encapsulant having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side, a first integrated circuit die and a second integrated circuit die embedded in the encapsulant, and a first interposer on the first side of the encapsulant. The first interposer is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first integrated circuit die and the second integrated circuit die. The package further includes a second interposer on the second side of the encapsulant. The second interposer is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first integrated circuit die and the second integrated circuit die. The second interposer optically or electrically couples the first integrated circuit die to the second integrated circuit die.

Direct-bonded optoelectronic interconnects for high-density integrated photonics are provided. A combined electrical and optical interconnect enables direct-bonding of fully-processed optoelectronic dies or wafers to wafers with optoelectronic driver circuitry. The photonic devices may be III-V semiconductor devices. Direct-bonding to silicon or silicon-on-insulator (SOI) wafers enables the integration of photonics with high-density CMOS and other microelectronics packages. Each bonding surface has an optical window to be coupled by direct-bonding. Coplanar electrical contacts lie to the outside, or may circumscribe the respective optical windows and are also direct-bonded across the interface using metal-to-metal direct-bonding, without interfering with the optical windows. Direct hybrid bonding can accomplish both optical and electrical bonding in one overall operation, to mass-produce mLED video displays. The adhesive-free dielectric-to-dielectric direct bonding and solder-free metal-to-metal direct bonding creates high-density electrical interconnects on the same bonding interface as the bonded optical interconnect. Known-good-dies may be used, which is not possible conventionally, and photolithography over their top surfaces can scale to high density.

Disclosed is a microelectronic device assembly comprising a substrate having conductors exposed on a surface thereof. Two or more microelectronic devices are stacked on the substrate and the components are connected with conductive material in preformed holes in dielectric material in the bond lines aligned with TSVs of the devices and the exposed conductors of the substrate. Methods of fabrication are also disclosed.

An isolator includes a substrate, a first chip, and a second chip. The substrate includes an insulation layer and a pair of coils. The pair of coils are opposite to each other in a thickness direction via the insulation layer. The first chip is disposed to face one surface of the substrate. The first chip is connected to one of the pair of coils. The second chip is disposed to face the other surface of the substrate. The second chip is connected to the other of the pair of coils.