Abstract:
Package assemblies including a die stack and related methods of use. The package assembly includes a substrate with a first surface, a second surface, and a third surface bordering a through-hole extending from the first surface to the second surface. The assembly further includes a die stack, a conductive layer, and a lid. The die stack includes a chip positioned inside the through-hole in the substrate. A section of the conductive layer is disposed on the third surface of the substrate. A portion of the lid is disposed between the first chip and the section of the conductive layer. The conductive layer is configured to be coupled with power, and the lid is configured to be coupled with ground. The portion of the lid may act as a first plate of a capacitor, and the section of the conductive layer may act as a second plate of the capacitor.
Abstract:
A circuit board with a heat-recovery function includes a substrate, a heat-storing device, and a thermoelectric device. The heat-storing device is embedded in the substrate and connected to a processor for performing heat exchange with the processor. The thermoelectric device embedded in the substrate includes a first metal-junction surface and a second metal-junction surface. The first metal-junction surface is connected to the heat-storing device for performing heat exchange with the heat-storing device. The second metal-junction surface is joined with the first metal-junction surface, in which the thermoelectric device generates an electric potential by a temperature difference between the first metal-junction surface and the second metal-junction surface.
Abstract:
An embodiment of an electronic system includes a printed circuit board (PCB) including fluid flow channel extending through the PCB. In addition, the electronic system includes an electronic component including a bottom surface and positioned on the PCB over the fluid flow channel to thereby expose the bottom surface of the electronic component to fluid flow through the fluid flow channel.
Abstract:
A package structure includes a selective-electroplating epoxy compound, a first patterned circuit layer, second patterned circuit layers, metal studs, contact pads and conductive vias. The selective-electroplating epoxy compound includes cavities, a first surface and a second surface. The cavities disposed on the first surface in array arrangement. The selective-electroplating epoxy compound is formed by combining non-conductive metal complex. The metal studs are disposed in the cavities respectively and protruded from the first surface. The first patterned circuit layer is directly disposed on the first surface. The selective-electroplating epoxy compound exposes a top surface of the patterned circuit layer. The top surface is lower than or coplanar with the first surface. The second patterned circuit layers are directly disposed on the second surface. The conductive vias are disposed at the selective-electroplating epoxy compound to electrically connect the second patterned circuit layers to the corresponding metal studs.
Abstract:
A microelectronic assembly includes units superposed on one another to form at least one stack having a vertical direction. Each unit includes one or more microelectronic devices and has top and bottom surfaces. Top unit terminals are exposed at the top surfaces and bottom unit terminals are exposed at the bottom surfaces. The top and bottom unit terminals are provided at a set of ordered column positions. Each top unit terminal of the set, except the top unit terminals at the highest ordered column position, is connected to a respective bottom unit terminal of the same unit at a next higher ordered column position. Each bottom unit terminal of the set, except the bottom unit terminals of the lowest unit in the stack, is connected to a respective upper unit terminal of the next lower unit in the stack at the same column position.
Abstract:
An electronic apparatus includes a board, a first electronic component, a mold resin and a second electronic component. The board has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The first electronic component is mounted on the first surface of the board. The mold resin seals the first electronic component and the first surface of the board. The second electronic component is arranged on the mold resin.
Abstract:
An optoelectronics chip-to-chip interconnects system is provided, including at least one packaged chip to be connected on the printed-circuit-board with at least one other packaged chip, optical-electrical (O-E) conversion mean, waveguide-board, and (PCB). Single to multiple chips interconnects can be interconnected provided using the technique disclosed in this invention. The packaged chip includes semiconductor die and its package based on the ball-grid array or chip-scale-package. The O-E board includes the optoelectronics components and multiple electrical contacts on both sides of the O-E substrate. The waveguide board includes the electrical conductor transferring the signal from O-E board to PCB and the flex optical waveguide easily stackable onto the PCB to guide optical signal from one chip-to-other chip. Alternatively, the electrode can be directly connected to the PCB instead of including in the waveguide board. The chip-to-chip interconnections system is pin-free and compatible with the PCB. The main advantages of this invention are to use the packaged chip for interconnection and the conventional PCB technology can be used for low speed electrical signal connection. Also, the part of the heat from the packaged chip can be transmitted to the PCB through the conductors, so that complex cooling system can be avoided.
Abstract:
A component-embedded substrate includes a first embedded component positioned in a layer close to a mounting electrode and a second embedded component positioned in a layer farther away from the mounting electrode than the first embedded component. The first and second embedded components include electrically connected terminals. Each resin film of the substrate is formed of thermoplastic resin. The first embedded component has more terminals than the second embedded component. Many of the internal wires from the first and second embedded component extend towards a mounting surface where the mounting electrode is provided. However, since in plan view the area of the first embedded component is smaller than the second embedded component, and the first embedded component is disposed closer to the mounting surface than the second embedded component, there is space for routing the internal wires at the side of the mounting surface of the substrate.
Abstract:
One semiconductor device includes a wiring substrate, a first semiconductor chip that is mounted on one surface of the wiring substrate, a second semiconductor chip that is laminated on the first semiconductor chip so as to form exposed surfaces where the surface of the first semiconductor chip is partially exposed, silicon substrates that are mounted on the exposed surfaces and serve as warping control members, and an encapsulation body that is formed on the wiring substrate so as to cover the first semiconductor chip, the second semiconductor chip and the silicon substrates.
Abstract:
A stacked semiconductor package includes a first semiconductor package including a first circuit board and a first semiconductor device mounted on the first circuit board; a second semiconductor package including a second circuit board and a second semiconductor device mounted on the second circuit board, the second semiconductor package being stacked on the first semiconductor package; and a heat transfer member provided on the first semiconductor device and a part of the first circuit board, the part being around the first semiconductor device.