A three-dimensional stacking structure is described. The stacking structure includes at least a bottom die, a top die and a spacer protective structure. The bottom die includes contact pads in the non-bonding region. The top die is stacked on the bottom die without covering the contact pads of the bottom die and the bottom die is bonded with the top die through bonding structures there-between. The spacer protective structure is disposed on the bottom die and covers the top die to protect the top die. By forming an anti-bonding layer before stacking the top dies to the bottom dies, the top die can be partially removed to expose the contact pads of the bottom die for further connection.

A semiconductor package is disclosed. The semiconductor package includes a substrate with a first surface, a second surface and sidewalls. The package also includes backside metallization (BSM) over the second surface of the substrate. The semiconductor package is devoid of metal debris.

A device includes an integrated circuit, a first seal ring, a second seal ring, and a dielectric layer. The first seal ring surrounds the integrated circuit and includes a plurality of first seal portions separated from each other by a plurality of first gaps. The second seal ring surrounds the integrated circuit, between the integrated circuit and the first seal ring and includes a plurality of second seal portions separated from each other by a plurality of second gaps. The dielectric layer surrounds the first and second seal rings and includes a plurality of first filling portions in the first gaps, respectively, and a plurality of second filling portions in the second gaps, respectively. A connection line of one of the first filling portions and one of the second filling portions closest to said one of the first filling portions is not parallel to edges of the integrated circuit.

An integrated circuit (IC) comprising an enhanced passivation scheme for pad openings and trenches is provided. In some embodiments, an interlayer dielectric (ILD) layer covers a substrate and at least partially defines a trench. The trench extends through the ILD layer from a top of the ILD layer to the substrate. A conductive pad overlies the ILD layer. A first passivation layer overlies the ILD layer and the conductive pad, and further defines a pad opening overlying the conductive pad. A second passivation layer overlies the ILD layer, the conductive pad, and the first passivation layer, and further lines sidewalls of the first passivation layer in the pad opening and sidewalls of the ILD layer in the trench. Further, the second passivation layer has a low permeability for moisture or vapor relative to the ILD layer.

A semiconductor wafer thinned by a stealth lasing process, and semiconductor dies formed therefrom. After formation of an integrated circuit layer on a semiconductor wafer, the wafer may be thinned by focusing a laser at discrete points in the wafer substrate beneath the surface of the wafer. Upon completion of stealth lasing in one or more planar layers in the substrate, a portion of the substrate may be removed, leaving the wafer thinned to a desired final thickness.

The present disclosure relates to semiconductor structures, and more particularly, to crackstop structures and methods of manufacture. The structure includes: a die matrix comprising a plurality of dies separated by at least one scribe lane; and a crackstop structure comprising at least one line within the at least one scribe lane between adjacent dies of the plurality of dies.

Disclosed herein is a semiconductor device, including: a first substrate including a first electrode, and a first insulating film configured from a diffusion preventing material for the first electrode and covering a periphery of the first electrode, the first electrode and the first insulating film cooperating with each other to configure a bonding face; and a second substrate bonded to and provided on the first substrate and including a second electrode joined to the first electrode, and a second insulating film configured from a diffusion preventing material for the second electrode and covering a periphery of the second electrode, the second electrode and the second insulating film cooperating with each other to configure a bonding face to the first substrate.

Moisture-driven degradation of a crack stop in a semiconductor die is mitigated by forming a groove in an upper surface of the die between an edge of the die and the crack stop; entirely filling the groove with a moisture barrier material; preventing moisture penetration of the semiconductor die by presence of the moisture barrier material; and dissipating mechanical stress in the moisture barrier material without presenting a stress riser in the bulk portion of the die. The moisture barrier material is at least one of moisture-absorbing, moisture adsorbing, and hydrophobic.

A method of forming a sandwich passivation layer (405) on a semiconductor device (400) comprising a bond pad (404) is provided. The method comprises forming a first layer (406) over a surface of the semiconductor device (400), removing a part of the first layer (406) to expose a surface of the bond pad (404), forming a second layer (407) over the first layer (406) and the surface of the bond pad (404), and forming a third layer (408) over the second layer (407), wherein the surface of the bond pad (404) is not in contact with the first layer (406) or third layer (408).

This application discloses a chip package assembly, an electronic device, and a preparation method of a chip package assembly. The chip package assembly includes a package substrate, a chip, and a heat dissipation part. The package substrate includes an upper conductive layer, a lower conductive layer, and a conductive part connected between the upper conductive layer and the lower conductive layer. The chip includes a front electrode and a back electrode that are disposed opposite each other, the chip is embedded in the package substrate, the conductive part surrounds the chip, the front electrode is connected to the lower conductive layer, and the back electrode is connected to the upper conductive layer. The heat dissipation part is connected to a surface of the upper conductive layer that is away from the chip. The upper conductive layer, the lower conductive layer, and the conductive part each conduct heat.