Abstract:
A vacuum sealed package includes a package main body portion in which a first main body portion and a second main body portion are bonded via a hollow portion, and a getter material and an electronic device that are provided within the hollow portion, and in the state of the hollow portion being evacuated via a through-hole that brings the inside and the outside of the hollow portion into communication, the package main body portion is sealed with a sealing member, the getter material and the electronic device are connected to a first conductor pad and a second conductor pad, the first conductor pad is connected with a third conductor pad via a thermally conductive material, and the second conductor pad is electrically connected with a fourth conductor pad on a wiring substrate.
Abstract:
There is provided a low-cost semiconductor device that commercial and quality-assured (inspected) chip size packages can be stacked and has a small co-planarity value and a high mounting reliability. A semiconductor device in which a flexible circuit substrate is adhered to at least a part of a lateral side of a semiconductor package, and the flexible circuit substrate, which is on a side facing solder balls of the semiconductor package, is folded at a region inside of an edge of the semiconductor package (FIG. 1).
Abstract:
A terminal pad is formed on an active surface of an LSI chip, and a composite barrier metal layer is provided over this terminal pad. In the composite barrier metal layer, a plurality of low-elasticity particles composed of a silicone resin is dispersed throughout a metal base phase composed of NiP. The composite barrier metal layer has a thickness of, e.g., 3 μm, and the low-elasticity particles have a diameter of, e.g., 1 μm. A semiconductor device is mounted on a wiring board by bonding a solder bump to the composite barrier metal layer. The low-elasticity particles are thereby allowed to deform according to the applied stress when the semiconductor device is bonded to the wiring board via the solder bump, whereby the stress can be absorbed.
Abstract:
There is provided a low-cost semiconductor device that commercial and quality-assured (inspected) chip size packages can be stacked and has a small co-planarity value and a high mounting reliability. A semiconductor device in which a flexible circuit substrate is adhered to at least a part of a lateral side of a semiconductor package, and the flexible circuit substrate, which is on a side facing solder balls of the semiconductor package, is folded at a region inside of an edge of the semiconductor package (FIG. 1).
Abstract:
A mounting structure comprises: at least one semiconductor device having solder bumps as outer terminals and a flexible wiring board with wiring formed thereon. The semiconductor device is structured to be wrapped by the flexible wiring board, the mounting structure is provided with outer electrodes on both sides of the flexible wiring board, one side being a side where outer terminals of the semiconductor device are formed, and the other side being an opposite side thereof. At least one wiring layer is formed on the flexible wiring board. A supporting member is provided covering side faces and a surface of the semiconductor device opposite to the side where the outer terminals are formed and protruding from the side faces of the semiconductor device and extending toward the surface on which the outer terminals are formed.
Abstract:
In a conventional UBM made of, for example, Cu, Ni, or NiP, there has been a problem that when an electronic component is held in high-temperature conditions for an extended period, the barrier characteristic of the UBM is lost and the bonding strength decreases due to formation of a brittle alloy layer at a bonding interface. The present invention improves the problem of decrease in long-term connection reliability of a solder connection portion after storage at high temperatures. An electronic component comprises the electronic component includes an electrode pad formed on a substrate or a semiconductor element and a barrier metal layer formed to cover the electrode pad and the barrier metal layer comprises a CuNi alloy layer on the side opposite the side in contact with the electrode pad, the CuNi alloy layer containing 15 to 60 at % of Cu and 40 to 85 at % of Ni.
Abstract:
In an optical unit including a photoelectric conversion chip adapted to be optically connected to an optical fiber, and a semiconductor chip for driving the photoelectric conversion chip, both the photoelectric conversion chip and the semiconductor chip are wrapped with a flexible sheet, to thereby produce an enveloper enveloping the photoelectric conversion chip and the semiconductor chip therein. At least a part of the enveloper is formed as a transparent area for allowing an optical connection between the optical fiber and the photoelectric conversion chip.
Abstract:
The largest absolute value (LAV) is determined within a group of data. Based on the LAV, a difference table is identified that is to be used for selecting an optimal Huffman codebook for the group of data. The difference table is associated with two Huffman codebooks. Further, one or more indexes are calculated for the group of data using an expression associated with the two Huffman codebooks, and a size difference value is determined for the group of data using the calculated indexes and the difference table. Based on the determined size difference value, the optimal Huffman codebook is selected from the above two codebooks.
Abstract:
A terminal pad is formed on an active surface of an LSI chip, and a composite barrier metal layer is provided over this terminal pad. In the composite barrier metal layer, a plurality of low-elasticity particles composed of a silicone resin is dispersed throughout a metal base phase composed of NiP. The composite barrier metal layer has a thickness of, e.g., 3 μm, and the low-elasticity particles have a diameter of, e.g., 1 μm. A semiconductor device is mounted on a wiring board by bonding a solder bump to the composite barrier metal layer. The low-elasticity particles are thereby allowed to deform according to the applied stress when the semiconductor device is bonded to the wiring board via the solder bump, whereby the stress can be absorbed.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package has a semiconductor device chip and a flexible substrate having a thermoplastic insulating resin layer. An electrode provided on the flexible substrate is connected to a predetermined electrode of the semiconductor device chip and sealed by the thermoplastic insulating resin layer. The flexible substrate is bent and provided with electrodes on the electrode-bearing and other surfaces. The flexible substrate has multi-layered wirings. Grooves or thin layer portions having a different number of wiring layers are formed at bends of the flexible substrate or regions including the bends, thereby creating a cavity at a portion in which a semiconductor device is packaged. Then, the flexible substrate is bent at predetermined positions to form a semiconductor package which does not depend on the outer dimensions of the semiconductor device chip.