Abstract:
A package that includes an integrated device partially enclosed in a conductive material and embedded in a package substrate. The package includes a package substrate having a first cavity, the integrated device having a first active side and an inactive side embedded in the first cavity, and a structure partially enclosing the integrated device having a first layer and a second layer, wherein the first layer is coupled between the package substrate and the integrated device, and wherein the second layer is disposed over the inactive side of the integrated device.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package may include a lower substrate with one or more electronic components attached to a surface thereof and an upper substrate with one or more cavities wherein the upper substrate is attached to the lower substrate at a plurality of connection points with the one or more electronic components fitting within a single cavity or a separate cavity for each component that allow the overall form factor of the semiconductor package to remain smaller. The plurality of connection points provide a mechanical and electrical connection between the upper and lower substrate and may include solder joints there between as well as conductive filler particles that create an adhesive reinforcement matrix when compressed for assembly.
Abstract:
A package may include a die proximate to a structure having a substrate with interconnects and a first component coupled to the interconnects. The die may be face up or face down. The package may include a first redistribution layer coupling the die to the interconnects of the structure and a mold compound covering the die and maybe the structure.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package comprises a substrate, a die mounted on the substrate, and a mold formed over the die and on the substrate, the mold having a top surface and a plurality of tapered side surfaces, wherein the tapered side surfaces provide uniform thickness of an electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding film.
Abstract:
A proposed device may reduce or eliminate a step between a die and a mold compound. Bottom and top surfaces of the die may respectively be the active and non-active sides of the die. The mold compound maybe above the top surface of the die in a fan-in area corresponding to a lateral width of the die and may also be in a fan-out area corresponding to an area that extends laterally away from a side surface of the die. The mold compound in the fan-in area need not be coplanar with the mold compound in at least a portion of the fan-out area. The device may also include a redistribution layer below the bottom surface of the die and below the mold compound, and may further include an interconnect below the redistribution layer and electrically coupled to the die through the redistribution layer. A portion of the redistribution layer may be in the fan-out area.
Abstract:
An integrated package may be manufactured in a die face up orientation with a component proximate to the attached die by creating a cavity in the mold compound during fabrication. The cavity is created with an adhesive layer on the bottom to hold a component such that the top surface of the component is co-planar with the top surface of the attached die. This may allow backside grinding to take place that will not damage the component because the top surface alignment between the attached die and the component prevents the depth of the cavity from extending into the portion of the package that is ground away.
Abstract:
Packages are configured to include an electromagnetic interference (EMI) shield. According to one example, a package includes a substrate, an electrical component, and an EMI shield. The substrate includes a first surface and a second surface. The electrical component may be coupled to the first side of the substrate. The EMI shield is formed with at least one passive device. The at least one passive device is coupled to the first surface of the substrate. The at least one passive device is located laterally to the at least one electrical component, and extends along at least a portion of the electrical component. Other aspects, embodiments, and features are also included.
Abstract:
A package that includes a first redistribution portion, a second redistribution portion, a third redistribution portion, a first encapsulation layer coupled to the first redistribution portion and the third redistribution portion, a first discrete device encapsulated by the first encapsulation layer, wherein the first discrete device is located between the first redistribution portion and the third redistribution portion, a second encapsulation layer coupled to the first redistribution portion and the second redistribution portion, and a second discrete device encapsulated by the second encapsulation layer, wherein the second discrete device is located between the first redistribution portion and the second redistribution portion.
Abstract:
A package that includes a first substrate, an integrated device coupled to the first substrate, a second substrate coupled to the integrated device, and an encapsulation layer located between the first substrate and the second substrate. The second substrate is configured to operate as a heat spreader. The second substrate is configured to be free of an electrical connection with the integrated device.
Abstract:
Examples of semiconductor packages with stacked RDLs described herein may include, for example, a first RDL comprising multiple RDL layers coupled to a second RDL comprising multiple RDL layers using copper pillars and an underfill in place of a conventional substrate. The examples herein may use RDLs instead of substrates to achieve smaller design feature size (x, y dimensions reduction), thinner copper layers and less metal usage (z dimension reduction), flexibility to attach semiconductor dies and surface mount devices (SMD) on either side of the package, and less number of built-up RDL layers.