Abstract:
A method for fabricating a device, a semiconductor chip package, and a semiconductor chip assembly is disclosed. One embodiment includes applying at least one semiconductor chip on a first form element. At least one element is applied on a second form element. A material is applied on the at least one semiconductor chip and on the at least one element.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit packaging system and method of manufacture thereof includes: a substrate; a first module attached to the substrate; a conductive connection built on the first module and conductively connected thereto; an adhesive spacer on the first module with the conductive connection exposed; and a second module on the adhesive spacer in conductive contact with the conductive connection and partially supported thereby.
Abstract:
A method of manufacture of an integrated circuit packaging system includes: applying a conductive material on a support structure; providing a bottom integrated circuit package having a bottom lead extended therefrom; attaching the bottom lead to the conductive material; stacking a top integrated circuit package over the bottom integrated circuit package, the top integrated circuit package having a top lead extending therefrom and the top lead over the bottom lead; attaching a conductive paste at an end portion of the top lead; and forming a stacking joint by flowing the conductive paste and the conductive material, the stacking joint below the top lead as well as below and above the bottom lead.
Abstract:
A packaging substrate having a through-holed interposer embedded therein is provided, which includes: a molding layer having opposite first and second surfaces; a through-holed interposer embedded in the molding layer and flush with the second surface; a redistribution-layer structure embedded in the molding layer and disposed on the through-holed interposer and having a plurality of electrode pads exposed from the first surface of the molding layer; and a built-up structure disposed on the second surface of the molding layer and electrically connected to the through-holed interposer. By embedding the through-holed interposer in the molding layer and forming the built-up structure on the second surface of the molding layer, the present invention eliminates the need of a core board and reduces the thickness of the overall structure. Further, since the through-holed interposer has a CIE close to or the same as that of a silicon wafer, the structural reliability during thermal cycle testing is improved.
Abstract:
An assembly of microelectronic devices and method for forming an assembly of microelectronic devices. In one embodiment, the method includes positioning a first packaged microelectronic device adjacent to a support member having support member circuitry, with the first packaged microelectronic device having a first microelectronic die at least partially encased in a first encapsulant to define a first package configuration. The method can further include electrically connecting the first packaged microelectronic device to a first portion of the support member circuitry and positioning at least proximate to the first packaged microelectronic device a second packaged microelectronic device having a second microelectronic die at least partially encased in a second encapsulant to define a second package configuration different than the first package configuration. The first packaged microelectronic device can be positioned between the support member and the second packaged microelectronic device. The second packaged device can be coupled directly to a second portion of the support member circuitry. Accordingly, the second packaged microelectronic device can be connected directly to the support member without connecting the second packaged device to the first packaged device.
Abstract:
An optoelectronic module includes a radiation-emitting semiconductor component, an electrical component and a carrier substrate. The carrier substrate includes a top and a bottom, wherein first electrical connections are arranged on the bottom and second electrical connections are arranged on the top. The electrical component is arranged on the top of the carrier substrate and is electrically conductively connected with the first electrical connections. The radiation-emitting semiconductor component is arranged on the side of the electrical component remote from the carrier substrate. The radiation-emitting semiconductor component furthermore includes conductive structures electrically conductively connected with the second electrical connections.
Abstract:
An embodiment of the present invention is a technique to stack multiple devices using an interconnecting element. A board has a periphery and top and bottom surfaces. The top surface has top contact pads to attach to a first device. The bottom surface is milled down to form a cavity confined by vertical walls around the periphery. The cavity fits a second device. Bottom contact pads are formed on bottom side of the vertical walls. The bottom contact pads are raised with respect to the bottom side of the vertical walls. Traces internal to the board connect the bottom contact pads to the top contact pads.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board is disclosed. The printed circuit board comprises a substrate having a top surface and a bottom surface. A ground plane is on the bottom surface. A signal trace is on the top surface along a first direction. At least two isolated power planes are on the top surface adjacent to opposite sides of the signal trace, respectively. A conductive connection along a second direction couples to the two power planes, across the signal trace without electrically connecting to the signal trace, wherein the signal trace doesn't pass over any split of the ground plane.
Abstract:
Provided are a circuit board module and an electronic device provided with the same capable of increasing the strength of a card connector, with the configuration that the card connector is mounted to have a specific space from the board. The circuit board module is provided with a card connector portion 40 which includes a card insertion port from which a card C1 having at least one contact is inserted, and a housing chamber 42 which is formed to be communicated with the card insertion port to contain the card C1 therein; and a circuit board 10 having a surface which supports the card connector portion 40. The card connector portion 40 is provided with a spring contact portion which projects from a floor surface of the card connector which forms the housing chamber 42 at a side of the circuit board 10 into the housing chamber 42, and contacts the contact of the card C1 to secure the electrical connection with the contact, and at least one column member 31A is provided in a mount space S formed between the surface of the circuit board 10 and the card connector portion 40 so that the column member at least partly overlaps a beginning area which corresponds to a root portion of the spring contact portion which projects into the housing chamber 42.
Abstract:
A system for placing electronic devices in restricted spaces of a printed circuit board. At least some of the illustrative embodiments are systems comprising a printed circuit board that comprises at least one conductive layer and at least one insulative layer (an outer surface of the printed circuit board defines a first plane), a void within the printed circuit board (the void defines an aperture through the outer surface, the void has at least one side wall at least partially defined by the insulative layer, and the void has a bottom that defines a second plane substantially parallel to the first plane), a first electronic device coupled to the printed circuit board within the void, and a second electronic device coupled to the outer surface, the second electronic device at least partially occludes the aperture.