Abstract:
Apparatuses and methods for providing thermal pathways from a substrate to a thermal bonding pad. The thermal pathways may be metal extensions of the thermal bonding pad that are disposed in channels formed in a backside passivation layer underneath the thermal bonding pad, and may be in direct contact with an underlying substrate. The thermal pathways may provide improved thermal dissipation from the substrate.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates generally to semiconductor memory and methods, and more particularly, to apparatuses, and methods for controlling logic die circuitries. One example apparatus comprises a logic die including a first serialization/deserialization (SERDES) component and a second SERDES component coupled to the logic die, and a switch component coupled to the first SERDES component and the second SERDES component configured to activate one of the number of SERDES components.
Abstract:
Semiconductor device packages in accordance with this disclosure may include a substrate and a stack of semiconductor dice attached to the substrate. An uppermost semiconductor die of the stack of semiconductor dice located on a side of the stack of semiconductor dice opposite the substrate may be a heat-generating component configured to generate more heat than each other semiconductor die of the stack of semiconductor dice. Electrical connectors may extend directly from the uppermost semiconductor die to the substrate.
Abstract:
Method for packaging a semiconductor die assemblies. In one embodiment, a method is directed to packaging a semiconductor die assembly having a first die and a plurality of second dies arranged in a stack over the first die, wherein the first die has a peripheral region extending laterally outward from the stack of second dies. The method can comprise coupling a thermal transfer structure to the peripheral region of the first die and flowing an underfill material between the second dies. The underfill material is flowed after coupling the thermal transfer structure to the peripheral region of the first die such that the thermal transfer structure limits lateral flow of the underfill material.
Abstract:
Semiconductor device packages in accordance with this disclosure may include a substrate and a stack of semiconductor dice attached to the substrate. An uppermost semiconductor die of the stack of semiconductor dice located on a side of the stack of semiconductor dice opposite the substrate may be a heat-generating component configured to generate more heat than each other semiconductor die of the stack of semiconductor dice. Electrical connectors may extend directly from the uppermost semiconductor die to the substrate. A heat sink may be located on a side of the uppermost semiconductor die opposite the substrate. A passivation material may be located between the uppermost semiconductor die and the heat sink.
Abstract:
Method for packaging a semiconductor die assemblies. In one embodiment, a method is directed to packaging a semiconductor die assembly having a first die and a plurality of second dies arranged in a stack over the first die, wherein the first die has a peripheral region extending laterally outward from the stack of second dies. The method can comprise coupling a thermal transfer structure to the peripheral region of the first die and flowing an underfill material between the second dies. The underfill material is flowed after coupling the thermal transfer structure to the peripheral region of the first die such that the thermal transfer structure limits lateral flow of the underfill material.
Abstract:
Semiconductor device packages in accordance with this disclosure may include a substrate and a stack of semiconductor dice attached to the substrate. The stack of semiconductor dice may include vias extending through each semiconductor die of the stack for electrically interconnecting the semiconductor dice in the stack to one another and to the substrate. Another semiconductor die may be electrically connected to the stack of semiconductor dice and may be located on a side of the stack of semiconductor dice opposing the substrate. The other semiconductor die may be a heat-generating component configured to generate more heat than each semiconductor die of the stack of semiconductor dice. Electrical connectors may be located laterally adjacent to the vias and may form electrical connections between the substrate and the other semiconductor die in isolation from integrated circuitry of the semiconductor dice in the stack.
Abstract:
Apparatuses and methods for providing thermal pathways from a substrate to a thermal bonding pad. The thermal pathways may be metal extensions of the thermal bonding pad that are disposed in channels formed in a backside passivation layer underneath the thermal bonding pad, and may be in direct contact with an underlying substrate. The thermal pathways may provide improved thermal dissipation from the substrate.
Abstract:
Semiconductor die assemblies and methods of forming the same are described herein. As an example, a semiconductor die assembly may include a thermally conductive casing, a first face of a logic die coupled to the thermally conductive casing to form a thermal path that transfers heat away from the logic die to the thermally conductive casing, a substrate coupled to a second face of the logic die, and a die embedded at least partially in a cavity of the substrate.
Abstract:
Stacked semiconductor die assemblies with thermal spacers and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a semiconductor die assembly can include a thermally conductive casing defining a cavity, a stack of first semiconductor dies within the cavity, and a second semiconductor die stacked relative to the stack of first dies and carried by a package substrate. The semiconductor die assembly further includes a thermal spacer disposed between the package substrate and the thermally conductive casing. The thermal spacer can include a semiconductor substrate and plurality of conductive vias extending through the semiconductor substrate and electrically coupled to the stack of first semiconductor dies, the second semiconductor die, and the package substrate.