An apparatus is provided which comprises: a plurality of dielectric layers forming a substrate, a plurality of first conductive contacts on a first surface of the substrate, a cavity in the first surface of the substrate defining a second surface parallel to the first surface, a plurality of second conductive contacts on the second surface of the substrate, one or more integrated circuit die(s) coupled with the second conductive contacts, and mold material at least partially covering the one or more integrated circuit die(s) and the first conductive contacts. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

The present application provides a chip package structure and an electronic device, which could reduce a chip package thickness and implement ultra-thinning of chip package. The chip package structure includes a chip, a substrate, a lead and a lead protection adhesive; the lead is configured to electrically connect the chip and the substrate; the lead protection adhesive is configured to support the lead, where a highest point of the lead protection adhesive is not higher than a highest point of an upper edge of the lead.

According to one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a substrate, first stacked components, second stacked components, and a coating resin. The first stacked components include first chips and are stacked on a surface of the substrate. The second stacked components include second chips and are stacked on the surface. The coating resin covers the surface, the first stacked components, and the second stacked components. A first top surface of a second farthest one of the first chips away from the surface differs in position in a first direction from a second top surface of second farthest one of the second chips away from the surface.

A semiconductor package includes a first lead with first and second ends extending in the same direction as one another. At least one second lead has first and second ends and is partially surrounded by the first lead. A die pad is provided and a die is connected to the die pad. Wires electrically connect the die to the first lead and the at least one second lead. An insulating layer extends over the leads, the die pad, and the die such that the first end of the at least one second lead is exposed from the semiconductor package and the second end of the first lead is encapsulated entirely within the insulating layer.

A semiconductor device includes an insulation substrate including a circuit pattern, semiconductor chips mounted on the circuit pattern, a wire connecting between the semiconductor chips and between the semiconductor chip and the circuit pattern, and a conductive material serving as a conductor formed integrally with the wire.

Embodiments for a packaged semiconductor device and methods of making are provided herein, where a packaged semiconductor device includes a package body having a recess in which a pressure sensor is exposed; a polymeric gel within the recess that vertically and laterally surrounds the pressure sensor; and a protection layer including a plurality of beads embedded within a top region of the polymeric gel.

A microelectronic device, in a fan-out fan-in chip scale package, has a die and an encapsulation material at least partially surrounding the die. Fan-out connections from the die extend through the encapsulation material and terminate adjacent to the die. The fan-out connections include wire bonds, and are free of photolithographically-defined structures. Fan-in/out traces connect the fan-out connections to bump bond pads. The die and at least a portion of the bump bond pads partially overlap each other. The microelectronic device is formed by mounting the die on a carrier, and forming the fan-out connections, including the wire bonds, without using a photolithographic process. The die and the fan-out connections are covered with an encapsulation material, and the carrier is subsequently removed, exposing the fan-out connections. The fan-in/out traces are formed so as to connect to the exposed portions of the fan-out connections, and extend to the bump bond pads.

A Faraday cage cavity package, having: a leadframe; a plastic body molded onto the leadframe to form a cavity exposing top surfaces of a die attach paddle, tie bars and lead fingers of the leadframe within the cavity; and a lid attached onto the top of the leadframe to protect a die attached to the die attach pad from electromagnetic fields, wherein the Faraday cage cavity package is manufactured in a matrix format and then separated into a plurality of individual Faraday cage cavity package units.

A method for manufacturing a light emitting device includes: preparing a first substrate having an upper surface comprising an element placement region; placing a light emitting element in the element placement region; disposing an uncured, sheet-like light-transmissive member on the light emitting element and bringing an outer edge of a lower surface of the light-transmissive member into contact with an outer upper surface of the element placement region of the first substrate by pressing the light-transmissive member; and disposing a first protrusion portion along an outer edge of an upper surface of the light-transmissive member so that the first protrusion portion extends over the upper surface of the first substrate and the upper surface of the light-transmissive member.

Apparatuses relating to a microelectronic package are disclosed. In one such apparatus, a substrate has first contacts on an upper surface thereof. A microelectronic die has a lower surface facing the upper surface of the substrate and having second contacts on an upper surface of the microelectronic die. Wire bonds have bases joined to the first contacts and have edge surfaces between the bases and corresponding end surfaces. A first portion of the wire bonds are interconnected between a first portion of the first contacts and the second contacts. The end surfaces of a second portion of the wire bonds are above the upper surface of the microelectronic die. A dielectric layer is above the upper surface of the substrate and between the wire bonds. The second portion of the wire bonds have uppermost portions thereof bent over to be parallel with an upper surface of the dielectric layer.