Patent classifications
H01L2224/03912
SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor package includes forming an insulating layer; forming a seed layer on the insulating layer; forming a photoresist layer on the seed layer; forming a plurality of line pattern holes by patterning the photoresist layer, a horizontal length of a middle portion of each of the plurality of line pattern holes being less than a horizontal length of an upper portion of each of the plurality of line pattern holes and a horizontal length of a lower portion of each of the plurality of line pattern holes; and forming a redistribution line pattern by performing a plating process using a portion of the seed layer exposed by the plurality of line pattern holes.
Coupling inductors in an IC device using interconnecting elements with solder caps and resulting devices
Methods of coupling inductors in an IC device using interconnecting elements with solder caps and the resulting device are disclosed. Embodiments include forming a top inductor structure, in a top inductor area on a lower surface of a top substrate, the top inductor structure having first and second top terminals at its opposite ends; forming a bottom inductor structure, in a bottom inductor area on an upper surface of a bottom substrate, the bottom inductor structure having first and second bottom terminals at its opposite ends; forming top interconnecting elements on the lower surface of the top substrate around the top inductor area; forming bottom interconnecting elements on the upper surface of the bottom substrate around the bottom inductor area; forming solder bumps on lower and upper surfaces, respectively, of the top and bottom interconnecting elements; and connecting the top and bottom interconnecting elements to each other.
Coupling inductors in an IC device using interconnecting elements with solder caps and resulting devices
Methods of coupling inductors in an IC device using interconnecting elements with solder caps and the resulting device are disclosed. Embodiments include forming a top inductor structure, in a top inductor area on a lower surface of a top substrate, the top inductor structure having first and second top terminals at its opposite ends; forming a bottom inductor structure, in a bottom inductor area on an upper surface of a bottom substrate, the bottom inductor structure having first and second bottom terminals at its opposite ends; forming top interconnecting elements on the lower surface of the top substrate around the top inductor area; forming bottom interconnecting elements on the upper surface of the bottom substrate around the bottom inductor area; forming solder bumps on lower and upper surfaces, respectively, of the top and bottom interconnecting elements; and connecting the top and bottom interconnecting elements to each other.
Flip-chip flexible under bump metallization size
Disclosed is a flip-chip device. The flip-chip device includes a die having a plurality of under bump metallizations (UBMs); and a package substrate having a plurality of bond pads. The plurality of UBMs include a first set of UBMs having a first size and a first minimum pitch and a second set of UBMs having a second size and a second minimum pitch. The first set of UBMs and the second set of UBMs are each electrically coupled to the package substrate by a bond-on-pad connection.
Redistribution lines having nano columns and method forming same
A method includes forming a seed layer over a first conductive feature of a wafer, forming a patterned plating mask on the seed layer, and plating a second conductive feature in an opening in the patterned plating mask. The plating includes performing a plurality of plating cycles, with each of the plurality of plating cycles including a first plating process performed using a first plating current density, and a second plating process performed using a second plating current density lower than the first plating current density. The patterned plating mask is then removed, and the seed layer is etched.
Semiconductor Devices, Methods of Manufacture Thereof, and Semiconductor Device Packages
Semiconductor devices, methods of manufacture thereof, and semiconductor device packages are disclosed. In one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes an insulating material layer having openings on a surface of a substrate. One or more insertion bumps are disposed over the insulating material layer. The semiconductor device includes signal bumps having portions that are not disposed over the insulating material layer.
Zinc Layer For A Semiconductor Die Pillar
A device includes a semiconductor die including a via, a layer of titanium tungsten (TiW) in contact with the via, and a copper pillar including a top portion and a bottom portion. The bottom portion is in contact with the layer of TiW. The copper pillar includes interdiffused zinc within the bottom portion.
PACKAGE COMPRISING SPACERS BETWEEN INTEGRATED DEVICES
A package that includes a first integrated device comprising a first plurality of interconnects; a plurality of solder interconnects coupled to the first plurality of interconnects; a second integrated device comprising a second plurality of interconnects, wherein the second integrated device is coupled to the first integrated device through the second plurality of interconnects, the plurality of solder interconnects and the first plurality of interconnects; a polymer layer located between the first integrated device and the second integrated device; and a plurality of spacer balls located between the first integrated device and the second integrated device.
Sidewall wetting barrier for conductive pillars
Disclosed are examples of integrated circuit (IC) structures and techniques to fabricate IC structures. Each IC package may include a die (e.g., a flip-chip (FC) die) and one or more die interconnects to electrically couple the die to a substrate. The die interconnect may include a pillar, a wetting barrier on the pillar, and a solder cap on the wetting barrier. The wetting barrier may be wider than the pillar. The die interconnect may also include a low wetting layer formed on the wetting barrier.
Sidewall wetting barrier for conductive pillars
Disclosed are examples of integrated circuit (IC) structures and techniques to fabricate IC structures. Each IC package may include a die (e.g., a flip-chip (FC) die) and one or more die interconnects to electrically couple the die to a substrate. The die interconnect may include a pillar, a wetting barrier on the pillar, and a solder cap on the wetting barrier. The wetting barrier may be wider than the pillar. The die interconnect may also include a low wetting layer formed on the wetting barrier.