Patent classifications
H01L2224/14155
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.
Array substrate and fabrication method thereof, display panel and display module
The present disclosure provides an array substrate and a fabrication method thereof, a display panel and a display module. The array substrate has a display region and a bonding region for bonding with a circuit board, and including: a data line and a gate line in the display region; and a bump unit in the bonding region. The bump unit includes: a gate line bump layer, which is in a same layer and made of a same material as the gate line, is connected to the data line, and includes a main body portion and a plurality of hollowed-out portions in the main body portion; and a data line bump layer, which is in a same layer and made of a same material as the data line, and covers the main body portion and the plurality of hollowed-out portions of the gate line bump layer.
VERTICAL SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH SIDE GROOVES
A semiconductor device is vertically mounted on a medium such as a printed circuit board (PCB). The semiconductor device comprises a block of semiconductor dies, mounted in a vertical stack without offset. Once formed and encapsulated, side grooves may be formed in the device exposing electrical conductors of each die within the device. The electrical conductors exposed in the grooves mount to electrical contacts on the medium to electrically couple the semiconductor device to the medium.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, ELECTRONIC COMPONENT, AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENT PRODUCTION METHOD
A semiconductor device includes a substrate, a wire portion, a bonding portion, a semiconductor element, and an encapsulation resin. The substrate includes substrate main and back surfaces facing in opposite directions. The wire portion includes a conductive layer formed on the substrate main surface. The bonding portion includes a first plated layer formed on an upper surface of the wire portion and a first solder layer formed on an upper surface of the first plated layer. The semiconductor element includes an element main surface facing the substrate main surface, an element electrode formed on the element main surface, and a second plated layer formed on a lower surface of the element electrode and bonded to the first solder layer. The encapsulation resin covers the semiconductor element. The bonding portion is larger than the element electrode as viewed in a thickness-wise direction that is perpendicular to the substrate main surface.
WAFER CHIP SCALE PACKAGES WITH VISIBLE SOLDER FILLETS
In some examples a wafer chip scale package (WCSP) includes a semiconductor die having a device side in which a circuit is formed, and a redistribution layer (RDL) coupled to the device side that is positioned within an insulating member. In addition, the WCSP includes a scribe seal circumscribing the circuit along the device side, wherein the RDL abuts the scribe seal. Further, the WCSP includes a conductive member coupled to the RDL. The conductive member is configured to receive a solder member, and the insulating member does not extend along the device side of the semiconductor die between the conductive member and a portion of an outer perimeter of the WCSP closest to the conductive member.
BUMP STRUCTURE OF CHIP
The present invention provides a bump structure of chip disposed on a surface of a chip and comprises a plurality of connecting-bump sets. Each connecting-bump set includes a first connecting hum and a second connecting hump. The first connecting bump and the second connecting bump include corresponding blocking structures. While disposing the chip on a board member, the blocking structure of the first connecting bump and the blocking structure of the second connecting bump block the conductive medium and retard the flow of the conductive medium. The conductive medium is forced to flow between the first connecting bump and the second connecting bump and thus preventing the conductive particles in the conductive medium from leaving the surfaces of the connecting bumps. In addition, there is a flow channel between the first and second connecting bumps. One or more width of the flow channel is between 0.1 μm and 8 μm.
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY, APPARATUSES, AND METHODS
- Erkan Alpman ,
- Arnaud Lucres Amadjikpe ,
- Omer Asaf ,
- Kameran Azadet ,
- Rotem Banin ,
- Miroslav Baryakh ,
- Anat Bazov ,
- Stefano Brenna ,
- Bryan K. Casper ,
- Anandaroop Chakrabarti ,
- Gregory Chance ,
- Debabani CHOUDHURY ,
- Emanuel Cohen ,
- Claudio Da Silva ,
- Sidharth Dalmia ,
- Saeid Daneshgar Asl ,
- Kaushik Dasgupta ,
- Kunal Datta ,
- Brandon Davis ,
- Ofir Degani ,
- Amr M. Fahim ,
- Amit Freiman ,
- Michael Genossar ,
- Eran Gerson ,
- Eyal Goldberger ,
- Eshel Gordon ,
- Meir Gordon ,
- Josef Hagn ,
- Shinwon Kang ,
- Te Yu Kao ,
- Noam Kogan ,
- Mikko S. Komulainen ,
- Igal Yehuda Kushnir ,
- Saku Lahti ,
- Mikko M. Lampinen ,
- Naftali Landsberg ,
- Wook Bong Lee ,
- Run Levinger ,
- Albert Molina ,
- Resti Montoya Moreno ,
- Tawfiq Musah ,
- Nathan G. Narevsky ,
- Hosein Nikopour ,
- Oner Orhan ,
- Georgios Palaskas ,
- Stefano PELLERANO ,
- Ron Pongratz ,
- Ashoke Ravi ,
- Shmuel Ravid ,
- Peter Andrew Sagazio ,
- Eren Sasoglu ,
- Lior Shakedd ,
- Gadi Shor ,
- Baljit Singh ,
- Menashe Soffer ,
- Ra'anan Sover ,
- Shilpa Talwar ,
- Nebil Tanzi ,
- Moshe Teplitsky ,
- Chintan S. Thakkar ,
- Jayprakash Thakur ,
- Avi Tsarfati ,
- Yossi TSFATI ,
- Marian Verhelst ,
- Nir Weisman ,
- Shuhei Yamada ,
- Ana M. Yepes ,
- Duncan Kitchin
Millimeter wave (mmWave) technology, apparatuses, and methods that relate to transceivers, receivers, and antenna structures for wireless communications are described. The various aspects include co-located millimeter wave (mmWave) and near-field communication (NFC) antennas, scalable phased array radio transceiver architecture (SPARTA), phased array distributed communication system with MIMO support and phase noise synchronization over a single coax cable, communicating RF signals over cable (RFoC) in a distributed phased array communication system, clock noise leakage reduction, IF-to-RF companion chip for backwards and forwards compatibility and modularity, on-package matching networks, 5G scalable receiver (Rx) architecture, among others.
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY, APPARATUSES, AND METHODS
- Erkan Alpman ,
- Arnaud Lucres Amadjikpe ,
- Omer Asaf ,
- Kameran Azadet ,
- Rotem Banin ,
- Miroslav Baryakh ,
- Anat Bazov ,
- Stefano Brenna ,
- Bryan K. Casper ,
- Anandaroop Chakrabarti ,
- Gregory Chance ,
- Debabani CHOUDHURY ,
- Emanuel Cohen ,
- Claudio Da Silva ,
- Sidharth Dalmia ,
- Saeid Daneshgar Asi ,
- Kaushik Dasgupta ,
- Kunal Datta ,
- Brandon Davis ,
- Ofir Degani ,
- Amr M. Fahim ,
- Amit Freiman ,
- Michael Genossar ,
- Eran Gerson ,
- Eyal Goldberger ,
- Eshel Gordon ,
- Meir Gordon ,
- Josef Hagn ,
- Shinwon Kang ,
- Te Yu Kao ,
- Noam Kogan ,
- Mikko S. Komulainen ,
- Igal Yehuda Kushnir ,
- Saku Lahti ,
- Mikko M. Lampinen ,
- Naftali Landsberg ,
- Wook Bong Lee ,
- Run Levinger ,
- Albert Molina ,
- Resti Montoya Moreno ,
- Tawfiq Musah ,
- Nathan G. Narevsky ,
- Hosein Nikopour ,
- Oner Orhan ,
- Georgios Palaskas ,
- Stefano PELLERANO ,
- Ron Pongratz ,
- Ashoke Ravi ,
- Shmuel Ravid ,
- Peter Andrew Sagazio ,
- Eren Sasoglu ,
- Lior Shakedd ,
- Gadi Shor ,
- Baljit Singh ,
- Menashe Soffer ,
- Ra'anan Sover ,
- Shilpa Talwar ,
- Nebil Tanzi ,
- Moshe Teplitsky ,
- Chintan S. Thakkar ,
- Jayprakash Thakur ,
- Avi Tsarfati ,
- Yossi TSFATI ,
- Marian Verhelst ,
- Nir Weisman ,
- Shuhei Yamada ,
- Ana M. Yepes ,
- Duncan Kitchin
Millimeter wave (mmWave) technology, apparatuses, and methods that relate to transceivers, receivers, and antenna structures for wireless communications are described. The various aspects include co-located millimeter wave (mmWave) and near-field communication (NFC) antennas, scalable phased array radio transceiver architecture (SPARTA), phased array distributed communication system with MIMO support and phase noise synchronization over a single coax cable, communicating RF signals over cable (RFoC) in a distributed phased array communication system, clock noise leakage reduction, IF-to-RF companion chip for backwards and forwards compatibility and modularity, on-package matching networks, 5G scalable receiver (Rx) architecture, among others.
ELECTRONIC MODULE AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
An electronic module includes a wiring board having a first main surface and a second main surface on a back side of the first main surface, and a first semiconductor element and a second semiconductor element that are mounted on the wiring board. The first semiconductor element includes a first signal terminal and a second signal terminal. The second semiconductor element includes a third signal terminal and a fourth signal terminal. The wiring board includes a first signal line including a first signal trace disposed in a first conductor layer, a second signal line including a second signal trace disposed in a second conductor layer that is closer to the second main surface than the first conductor layer is, a first ground trace disposed in the first conductor layer, and a second ground trace disposed in the second conductor layer.
Stacked package configurations and methods of making the same
Some examples of the disclosure may include a package on package integrated package configuration including a first die located above the substrate in a first plane, a second die located above the first die in a second plane with a portion extending past the first die, a third die located above the first die in the second plane with a portion extending past the first die, a fourth die located above the second die and the third die in a third plane with a portion extending past the second die and the third die, and a fifth die located above the second die and the third die in the third plane with a portion extending past the second die and the third die.