Abstract:
An electronic device package includes a bump having a post disposed on a contact portion of a semiconductor chip and an enlarged portion laterally protruded from an upper portion of the post; an interconnection portion having a locking portion that substantially surrounds the enlarged portion and an upper sidewall of the post; and a dielectric layer substantially surrounding the bump and the locking portion to separate the interconnection portion from the semiconductor chip.
Abstract:
An embedded package in which active elements, such as semiconductor chips, are embedded within a package substrate. The semiconductor chips, embedded within a dielectric layer, are coupled with circuit wires to ensure electrical and signal continuity. When connections between the semiconductor chip and the package substrate are performed in different directions, there is a reduction in overall interconnection area, connection reliability is improved, leakage currents are reduced, and higher device yields can be realized.
Abstract:
Embedded packages are provided. The embedded package includes a chip attached to a first surface of a core layer, a plurality of bumps on a surface of the chip opposite to the core layer, and a first insulation layer surrounding the core layer, the chip and the plurality of bumps. The first insulation layer has a trench disposed in a portion of the first insulation layer to expose the plurality of bumps.
Abstract:
A stack package includes a first semiconductor chip first pads and second pads disposed thereon and a second semiconductor chip having third pads and fourth pads electrically connected with the second pads disposed thereon. Capacitors are interposed between the first semiconductor chip and the second semiconductor chip, and include first electrodes electrically connected with the first pads of the first semiconductor chip, second electrodes electrically connected with the third pads of the second semiconductor chip, and dielectrics interposed between the first electrodes and the second electrodes.