Abstract:
A multi-chip system includes a top chip stack element comprising a top chip having two major surfaces and top solder pads arrayed along a plane of one of the major surfaces; a bottom chip stack element comprising a bottom substrate having two major surfaces and bottom solder pads arrayed along a plane of one of the major surfaces; one or more solder reservoir pads connected to one or more of the top solder pads or of the bottom solder pads; and solder material; and wherein at least one of the top solder pads is connected to one of the bottom solder pads by one of the solder material.
Abstract:
A method for making a microelectronic package includes the steps of providing a microelectronic assembly that further includes a substrate with a plurality of conductive elements thereon, a carrier, and a plurality of substantially rigid metal elements extending from the carrier and joined to the conductive elements; and removing the carrier from the microelectronic assembly to expose contact surfaces of the respective ones of the plurality of metal elements remote from the first conductive pads.
Abstract:
A chip packaging method using a hydrophobic surface includes forming superhydrophobic surfaces forming hydrophilic surfaces on predetermined positions of the superhydrophobic surfaces formed on the one of a first chip or the first board and the one of a second chip or a second board, respectively, generating liquid metal balls on the hydrophilic surfaces formed on the one of the first chip or the first board and the one of the second chip or the second board, respectively, and packaging the one of the first chip or the first board and the one of the second chip or the second board by combing the liquid metal ball of the one of the first chip or the first board and the liquid metal ball of the one of the second chip or the second board with each other.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a package structure of a lead frame. The package includes a die, a dielectric layer, at least one conducting pillar, at least one lead frame and at least one solder ball. The dielectric layer is disposed on a surface of the die. The at least one conducting pillar penetrates through the dielectric layer and is disposed on the surface. The at least one lead frame is disposed on the dielectric layer and is spaced from the at least one conducting pillar with a gap. The solder ball fills the gap and electrically connects the at least one conducting pillar and the at least one lead frame.
Abstract:
A method for making a microelectronic package includes the steps of providing a microelectronic assembly that further includes a substrate with a plurality of conductive elements thereon, a carrier, and a plurality of substantially rigid metal elements extending from the carrier and joined to the conductive elements; and removing the carrier from the microelectronic assembly to expose contact surfaces of the respective ones of the plurality of metal elements remote from the first conductive pads.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a MEMS structure comprising confined sacrificial oxide layer and a bonded Si layer. Polysilicon stack is used to fill aligned oxide openings and MEMS vias on the sacrificial layer and the bonded Si layer respectively. To increase the design flexibility, some conductive polysilicon layer can be further deployed underneath the bonded Si layer to form the functional sensing electrodes or wiring interconnects. The MEMS structure can be further bonded to a metallic layer on top of the Si layer and the polysilicon stack.
Abstract:
A method includes aligning a first electrical connector of a first package component to a second electrical connector of a second package component. With the first electrical connector aligned to the second electrical connector, a metal layer is plated on the first and the second electrical connectors. The metal layer bonds the first electrical connector to the second electrical connector.
Abstract:
A method and system of stacking and aligning a plurality of integrated circuits. The method includes the steps of providing a first integrated circuit having at least one funnel-shaped socket, providing a second integrated circuit, aligning at least one protrusion on the second integrated circuit with the at least one funnel-shaped socket, and bonding the first integrated circuit to the second integrated circuit. The system includes a first integrated circuit having at least one funnel-shaped socket, a metallization-diffusion barrier disposed on the interior of the funnel-shaped socket, and a second integrated circuit. The at least one funnel-shaped socket is adapted to receive a portion of the second integrated circuit.
Abstract:
For electrically connecting a wiring formed on one surface of an insulating substrate such as an FPC to an individual electrode arranged facing the other surface of the substrate, firstly, a through hole and a notch are formed by irradiating a laser beam from above onto the FPC. Next, the FPC is arranged to be positioned such that the individual electrode, the through hole and the notch are overlapped in a plan view. Next, an electroconductive liquid droplet having a diameter greater than a width of the notch is jetted, toward an area formed with the notch, from the one surface side of the FPC. The landed electroconductive liquid droplet flows along the notch in a thickness direction of the substrate due to an action of a capillary force and reaches assuredly to the individual electrode, thereby electrically connecting the wiring and electrode arranged sandwiching the insulating substrate assuredly.