Abstract:
A semiconductor device has a semiconductor die with a plurality of bumps formed over a surface of the first semiconductor die. A penetrable adhesive layer is formed over a temporary carrier. The adhesive layer can include a plurality of slots. The semiconductor die is mounted to the carrier by embedding the bumps into the penetrable adhesive layer. The semiconductor die and interconnect structure can be separated by a gap. An encapsulant is deposited over the first semiconductor die. The bumps embedded into the penetrable adhesive layer reduce shifting of the first semiconductor die while depositing the encapsulant. The carrier is removed. An interconnect structure is formed over the semiconductor die. The interconnect structure is electrically connected to the bumps. A thermally conductive bump is formed over the semiconductor die, and a heat sink is mounted to the interconnect structure and thermally connected to the thermally conductive bump.
Abstract:
A semiconductor die has first and second discrete semiconductor components mounted over a plurality of wettable contact pads formed on a carrier. Conductive pillars are formed over the wettable contact pads. A semiconductor die is mounted to the conductive pillars over the first discrete components. The conductive pillars provide vertical stand-off of the semiconductor die as headroom for the first discrete components. The second discrete components are disposed outside a footprint of the semiconductor die. Conductive TSV can be formed through the semiconductor die. An encapsulant is deposited over the semiconductor die and first and second discrete components. The wettable contact pads reduce die and discrete component shifting during encapsulation. A portion of a back surface of the semiconductor die is removed to reduce package thickness. An interconnect structure is formed over the encapsulant and semiconductor die. Third discrete semiconductor components can be mounted over the semiconductor die.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device has a substrate with first and second opposing surfaces. A plurality of conductive vias is formed partially through the first surface of the substrate. A first conductive layer is formed over the first surface of the substrate electrically connected to the conductive vias. A first semiconductor die is mounted over the first surface of the substrate. The first semiconductor die and substrate are mounted to a carrier. An encapsulant is deposited over the first semiconductor die, substrate, and carrier. A portion of the second surface of the substrate is removed to expose the conductive vias. An interconnect structure is formed over a surface of the substrate opposite the first semiconductor die. A second semiconductor die can be stacked over the first semiconductor die. A second semiconductor die can be mounted over the first surface of the substrate adjacent to the first semiconductor die.
Abstract:
A semiconductor die has first and second discrete semiconductor components mounted over a plurality of wettable contact pads formed on a carrier. Conductive pillars are formed over the wettable contact pads. A semiconductor die is mounted to the conductive pillars over the first discrete components. The conductive pillars provide vertical stand-off of the semiconductor die as headroom for the first discrete components. The second discrete components are disposed outside a footprint of the semiconductor die. Conductive TSV can be formed through the semiconductor die. An encapsulant is deposited over the semiconductor die and first and second discrete components. The wettable contact pads reduce die and discrete component shifting during encapsulation. A portion of a back surface of the semiconductor die is removed to reduce package thickness. An interconnect structure is formed over the encapsulant and semiconductor die. Third discrete semiconductor components can be mounted over the semiconductor die.
Abstract:
A hand-shake correction apparatus and method for a camera module for typical use in a mobile device. A camera unit includes an angular velocity sensor for sensing an angular velocity of a hand-shake motion of a camera, a position detection sensor for detecting a current position of an image sensor, and an actuator for actuating the image sensor. An Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS) circuit unit controls the actuator using a multi-rate Proportional Integrate Derivative (PID) control scheme that performs control a plurality of times using a shorter control period compared with existing PID controls for a basic period, in which a reference value is updated according to a control reference value by which the image sensor optimally shifts to correct a hand-shake motion.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an optical image stabilizer for use with a camera lens assembly. The optical image stabilizer including a fixable substrate; a movable substrate movably disposed on the fixable substrate, a fixable comb structure fixed on the fixable substrate and disposed on the movable substrate, and a movable comb structure disposed on the movable substrate and capable of moving on the fixable substrate with the movable substrate, wherein the movable substrate is moved by an attraction force acting between the fixable comb structure and the movable comb structure, when an electromotive force is applied to the fixable comb structure and the movable comb structure. In the optical image stabilizer, the movable substrate on which an image sensor is disposed and the elements for moving the movable substrate are manufactured using MEMS technology, thereby facilitating downsizing of optical image stabilizers and improving the precision of products.
Abstract:
An apparatus for generating pilot beacon signals for handoff between base stations having a different frequency assignment FA in a code division multiple access CDMA radio communication system includes a PN code generating unit for generating inphase (I)-channel and quadrature (Q)-channel pseudo noise (PN) sequences; a pulse shaping unit for shaping an I-channel and Q-channel PN signal by filtering the I-channel and Q-channel PN sequences; an equalizing unit for equalizing phases of the I-channel PN signal and the Q-channel PN signal and generating an equalized I-channel signal and an equalized Q-channel signal; an interpolation filtering unit for converting frequencies of the equalized I-channel signal with the equalized Q-channel signal to intermediate frequencies (IF) and generating an IF I-channel signal and an IF Q-channel signal; a modulation unit for modulating IF I-channel and Q-channel signals and generating a modulated I-channel signal and a modulated Q-channel signal; a combining unit for combining the modulated Q-channel signal and generating a digital pilot beacon signal; and a D/A conversion unit for converting the digital beacon signal into an analog pilot beacon signal.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an optical image stabilizer for use with a camera lens assembly. The optical image stabilizer including a fixable substrate; a movable substrate movably disposed on the fixable substrate, a fixable comb structure fixed on the fixable substrate and disposed on the movable substrate, and a movable comb structure disposed on the movable substrate and capable of moving on the fixable substrate with the movable substrate, wherein the movable substrate is moved by an attraction force acting between the fixable comb structure and the movable comb structure, when an electromotive force is applied to the fixable comb structure and the movable comb structure. In the optical image stabilizer, the movable substrate on which an image sensor is disposed and the elements for moving the movable substrate are manufactured using MEMS technology, thereby facilitating downsizing of optical image stabilizers and improving the precision of products.
Abstract:
A transmission method using synchronous reverse links establishes synchronization by controlling transmission times of mobile stations according to synchronization control messages received through a control channel and then controlling the transmission times according to synchronization control bits received through a traffic channel.
Abstract:
A semiconductor wafer has first and second opposing surfaces. A plurality of conductive vias is formed partially through the first surface of the semiconductor wafer. The semiconductor wafer is singulated into a plurality of first semiconductor die. The first semiconductor die are mounted to a carrier. A second semiconductor die is mounted to the first semiconductor die. A footprint of the second semiconductor die is larger than a footprint of the first semiconductor die. An encapsulant is deposited over the first and second semiconductor die and carrier. The carrier is removed. A portion of the second surface is removed to expose the conductive vias. An interconnect structure is formed over a surface of the first semiconductor die opposite the second semiconductor die. Alternatively, a first encapsulant is deposited over the first semiconductor die and carrier, and a second encapsulant is deposited over the second semiconductor die.