Abstract:
A multiple-chip-package (MCP) has multiple chip groups and multiple package terminal groups for electrical connections in the MCP. Semiconductor chips of the same chip group are electrically connected to the package terminals of the same package terminal group, while package terminals of different chip groups are electrically connected to the package terminals of different package terminal groups.
Abstract:
A module is disclosed. In one embodiment, the module is a memory module including a first multichip package, the first multichip package including a first master chip and a first plurality of slave chips, and a second multichip package, the second multichip package including a second master chip and a second plurality of slave chips. A first through via passes through the first master chip and electrically connects to the first master chip to provide a supply voltage to the first master chip. A second through via passes through the first master chip without being electrically connected to provide a supply voltage to the first master chip. A first set of additional through vias pass through respective ones of the first plurality of slave chips and electrically connect to the respective ones of the first plurality of slave chips, wherein the second through via and first set of additional through vias are aligned to form a first stack of through vias. A third through via passes through the second master chip and electrically connects to the second master chip to provide the supply voltage to the second master chip. A fourth through via passes through the second master chip without being electrically connected to provide a supply voltage to the second master chip. A second set of additional through vias passes through a respective one of the second plurality of slave chips and electrically connects to the respective one of the second plurality of slave chips, wherein the fourth through via and second set of additional through vias are aligned to form a second stack of through vias. A first port is electrically connected to the first and third through vias for providing the supply voltage to the first master chip and the second master chip, and a second port is electrically connected to the first and second stacks of through vias for providing the supply voltage to the first plurality of slave chips and the second plurality of slave chips.
Abstract:
A resonator oscillator that may be included in a gas sensing system may include an oscillator that may be electrically connected to an external resonator through a conductive line. The oscillator may generate an oscillating signal having a frequency corresponding to a resonance frequency of the external resonator in an oscillating path. A spurious resonance removal circuit on the oscillating path may remove spurious resonance caused by the conductive line from the oscillating path. A gas sensing system may include the oscillator, a resonator that includes a sensor configured to sense a gas, and a frequency counting logic that receives the oscillating signal and a reference clock signal, performs a counting operation on the oscillating signal according to a logic state of the reference clock signal to generate a counted value, and generate a gas sensing output indicating a sensed gas based on the counted value.
Abstract:
A memory module includes a first multichip package including a first master chip and a first plurality of slave chips, and a second multichip package, the second multichip package including a second master chip and a second plurality of slave chips. A first through via passes through the first master chip and electrically connects to the first master chip to provide a supply voltage to the first master chip. A second through via passes through the first master chip without being electrically connected to provide a supply voltage to the first master chip. A first set of additional through vias pass through respective ones of the first plurality of slave chips and electrically connect to the respective ones of the first plurality of slave chips, wherein the second through via and first set of additional through vias are aligned to form a first stack of through vias.
Abstract:
A multiple-chip-package (MCP) has multiple chip groups and multiple package terminal groups for electrical connections in the MCP. Semiconductor chips of the same chip group are electrically connected to the package terminals of the same package terminal group, while package terminals of different chip groups are electrically connected to the package terminals of different package terminal groups.