Abstract:
A stack package includes a first semiconductor chip having a plurality of first pads, and a second semiconductor chip stacked on the first semiconductor chip and having a plurality of second pads corresponding to the first pads respectively, the second pads connected to the corresponding first pads. The first and second pads are arranged such that the first and second pads overlap with each other even after the first and second semiconductor chips are rotated relative to each other by a predetermined angle.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package includes a first semiconductor package, a second semiconductor package, and a package-connecting member. The first semiconductor package includes a first substrate, a chip stacking portion disposed on the first substrate and including a plurality of first semiconductor chips, and a first sealant for surrounding the chip stacking portion on the first substrate. The second semiconductor package includes a second substrate, at least one second semiconductor chip disposed on the second substrate, and a second sealant for surrounding the second semiconductor chip on the second substrate. The package-connecting member electrically connects the first semiconductor package and the second semiconductor package. The plurality of first semiconductor chips include a first chip including through silicon vias (TSVs) and a second chip electrically connected to the first chip via the TSVs, and the chip stacking portion includes an internal sealant for filling a space between the first chip and the second chip and extending to a side of the second chip.
Abstract:
A method for mitigating inter-cell interference by a base station in a cellular communication system. The base station determines cells to which same frequency resources are allocated, and which cause interference to each other, and determines a starting time slot, at which resource allocation to each cell starts, as a different time slot for each cell, taking into account a number of the cells and time slots constituting time resources. In response to receiving a call setup request from a terminal, the base station selects a time slot taking into account interference information of each of the time slots, and allocates a resource based on the selected time slot to the terminal.