Abstract:
The invention provides a variety of leadframe packages in which signal connections and fixed voltage connections are configured differently to improve the relative performance of the connections relative to their assigned function. The signal connections incorporate one or more configurations of signal lead and corresponding signal bonding wires that tend to reduce the relative capacitance of the signal connectors and thereby improve high speed performance. The fixed voltage connections incorporate configurations of fixed voltage leads and fixed voltage bonding wires that will tend to reduce the inductance of the fixed voltage connector and reduce noise on the fixed voltage connections and improve power delivery characteristics. The configurations of the associated signal and fixed voltage connections will tend to result in signal connections that include signal leads that are shorter, narrower and/or more widely separated from the active surface of the semiconductor chip than the corresponding fixed voltage leads.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device may have a plurality of dielectric layers and at least one termination circuit line between the dielectric layers. The termination circuit lines may be formed over the active surface of a semiconductor substrate.
Abstract:
Aspects of the subject matter described herein relate to a packaged semiconductor die which becomes a component of a finished multi-chip package. The packaged semiconductor die comprises a die substrate, a semiconductor package, and a sealant. The die substrate includes an insulating substrate and a circuit pattern formed on the insulating substrate. The semiconductor package has a semiconductor chip electrically coupled to the circuit pattern that is a known good package and is coupled to the die substrate. The sealant seals the semiconductor package. The packaged semiconductor die utilizes a known good package which has passed a series of package tests.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device is disclosed including a through electrode. The semiconductor device may include a first semiconductor chip including a transceiver circuit formed on a first surface, a first coupling conductive pattern which is formed on a second surface opposite the first surface, and a through electrode which connects the transceiver circuit and the first coupling conductive pattern. There may be a transceiver located on a second semiconductor chip and including a second coupling conductive pattern facing the first coupling conductive pattern which communicates wirelessly with the first coupling conductive pattern.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package may include a package substrate, a first semiconductor chip and a second semiconductor chip. The first semiconductor chip may be arranged on the package substrate. The first semiconductor chip may have a plug electrically connected to the package substrate and at least one insulating hole arranged around the plug. The second semiconductor chip may be arranged on the first semiconductor chip. The second semiconductor chip may be electrically connected to the plug. Thus, the insulating hole and the insulating member may ensure an electrical isolation between the plug and the first semiconductor chip, and between the plugs.
Abstract:
A flip chip package may include a substrate, a semiconductor chip, main bump structures and auxiliary bump structures. The substrate has a circuit pattern. The semiconductor chip is arranged over the substrate. The semiconductor chip includes a body having semiconductor structures, main pads electrically connected to the semiconductor structures to mainly control the semiconductor structures, and auxiliary pads electrically connected to the semiconductor structures to provide auxiliary control of the semiconductor structures. The main bump structures are interposed between the semiconductor chip and the substrate to electrically connect the circuit pattern with the main pads. The auxiliary bump structures can be interposed between the semiconductor chip and the substrate to electrically connect the circuit pattern with the auxiliary pads.
Abstract:
A multi-chip package may include a package substrate, an interposer chip, a first semiconductor chip, a thermal dissipation structure and a second semiconductor chip. The interposer chip may be mounted on the package substrate. The first semiconductor chip may be mounted on the interposer chip. The first semiconductor chip may have a size smaller than that of the interposer chip. The thermal dissipation structure may be arranged on the interposer chip to surround the first semiconductor chip. The thermal dissipation structure may transfer heat in the first semiconductor chip to the interposer chip. The second semiconductor chip may be mounted on the first semiconductor chip. Thus, the heat in the first semiconductor chip may be effectively transferred to the interposer chip through the thermal dissipation line.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a stacked semiconductor package in which a plurality of semiconductor chips are stacked includes preparing a first semiconductor chip including a first semiconductor device, a first penetration electrode, and a first connection unit electrically connected to the first semiconductor device or the first penetration electrode, attaching the first semiconductor chip to a base substrate with the first connection unit interposed therebetween, forming a first rewiring pattern and a first protection layer on the first semiconductor chip by using a printing method, wherein the first rewiring pattern is electrically connected to the first penetration electrode and the first protection layer partially covers the first rewiring pattern and exposes other portions of the first rewiring pattern, and attaching a second semiconductor chip including a second semiconductor device to the first semiconductor chip to electrically connect the second semiconductor device to the first rewiring pattern.
Abstract:
A flip chip package may include a substrate, a semiconductor chip, main bump structures and auxiliary bump structures. The substrate has a circuit pattern. The semiconductor chip is arranged over the substrate. The semiconductor chip includes a body having semiconductor structures, main pads electrically connected to the semiconductor structures to mainly control the semiconductor structures, and auxiliary pads electrically connected to the semiconductor structures to provide auxiliary control of the semiconductor structures. The main bump structures are interposed between the semiconductor chip and the substrate to electrically connect the circuit pattern with the main pads. The auxiliary bump structures can be interposed between the semiconductor chip and the substrate to electrically connect the circuit pattern with the auxiliary pads.
Abstract:
A three-dimensional (3D) semiconductor device including a plurality of stacked layers and a through-silicon via (TSV) electrically connecting the plurality of layers, in which in signal transmission among the plurality of layers, the TSV transmits a signal that swings in a range from an offset voltage that is higher than a ground voltage to a power voltage, thereby minimizing an influence of a metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) capacitance of TSV.