Abstract:
A semiconductor device has a carrier with an adhesive layer formed over the carrier. Alignment marks are provided for picking and placing the electrical component on the carrier or adhesive layer. An electrical component is disposed on the adhesive layer by pressing terminals of the electrical component into the adhesive layer. The electrical component can be a semiconductor die, discrete component, electronic module, and semiconductor package. A leadframe is disposed over the adhesive layer. A shielding layer is formed over the electrical component. An encapsulant is deposited over the electrical component. The carrier and adhesive layer are removed so that the terminals of the electrical component extend out from the encapsulant for electrical interconnect. A substrate includes a plurality of conductive traces. The semiconductor device is disposed on the substrate with the terminals of the electrical component in contact with the conductive traces.
Abstract:
A method for transferring light-emitting elements onto a package substrate includes: providing a light-emitting unit including a supporting substrate and a plurality of light-emitting elements, each of the light-emitting elements being removably connected to the supporting substrate and having a surface opposite to the supporting substrate; disposing the light-emitting unit spacingly above a package substrate in such a manner that the surface of each of the light-emitting elements faces the package substrate; and disconnecting the light-emitting elements from the supporting substrate to allow the light-emitting elements to fall onto the package substrate by gravity, so as to connect the light-emitting elements with the package substrate in a non-contact transferring method.
Abstract:
A transfer head array includes a body and a plurality of transfer heads. The body has a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and a plurality of recesses. The first surface has at least one chucking region and at least one interference avoidance region, and the recesses are separated from each other and are disposed in the interference avoidance region. The transfer heads are disposed on the chucking region.
Abstract:
A method for transferring light-emitting elements onto a package substrate includes: providing a light-emitting unit including a temporary substrate and light-emitting elements; disconnecting the light-emitting elements from the temporary substrate to allow the light-emitting elements to float on a fluid; adjusting spacings between the light-emitting elements to have a predetermined size by controlling flow of the fluid; placing a package substrate into the fluid, followed by aligning the light-emitting elements with connecting pads of the package substrate so as to correspondingly place the light-emitting elements on the connecting pads; and removing the package substrate with the light-emitting elements from the fluid.
Abstract:
A method for transferring light-emitting elements onto a package substrate includes: providing a light-emitting unit including a supporting substrate and a plurality of light-emitting elements, each of the light-emitting elements being removably connected to the supporting substrate and having a surface opposite to the supporting substrate; disposing the light-emitting unit spacingly above a package substrate in such a manner that the surface of each of the light-emitting elements faces the package substrate; and disconnecting the light-emitting elements from the supporting substrate to allow the light-emitting elements to fall onto the package substrate by gravity, so as to connect the light-emitting elements with the package substrate in a non-contact transferring method.
Abstract:
A fluidic assembly method is provided that uses a counterbore pocket structure. The method is based upon the use of a substrate with a plurality of counterbore pocket structures formed in the top surface, with each counterbore pocket structure having a through-hole to the substrate bottom surface. The method flows an ink with a plurality of objects over the substrate top surface. As noted above, the objects may be micro-objects in the shape of a disk. For example, the substrate may be a transparent substrate and the disks may be light emitting diode (LED) disks. Simultaneously, a suction pressure is created at the substrate bottom surface. In response to the suction pressure from the through-holes, the objects are drawn into the counterbore pocket structures. Also provided is a related fluidic substrate assembly.
Abstract:
A quad flat no-lead (QFN) integrated circuit package is provided.The QFN integrated circuit package includes an insulating adhesive layer, a semiconductor chip attached to the insulating adhesive layer, and a lead frame bent to be electrically connected to the semiconductor chip and attached to the insulating adhesive layer.The QFN integrated circuit package according the present invention does not use a die paddle and is thus thin. Accordingly, the volume of the package can be minimized.
Abstract:
An assembly process properly positions and align a plurality of first die within a carrier substrate. The first die are positioned within cavities formed in the carrier substrate. The carrier substrate is then aligned with a second substrate having a plurality of second die fabricated therein. The first die and the second die are fabricated using different technologies. Aligning the carrier substrate and the second substrate aligns the first die with the second die. One or more first die can be aligned with each second die. Once aligned, a wafer bonding process is performed to bond the first die to the second die. In some cases, the carrier substrate is removed, leaving behind the first die bonded to the second die of the second substrate. In other cases, the carrier substrate is left in place as a cap. The second substrate is then cut to form die stacks.
Abstract:
Embodiments of a multi-chip module (MCM) are described. This MCM includes a first semiconductor die and a second semiconductor die, where a given semiconductor die, which can be the first semiconductor die or the second semiconductor die, includes proximity connectors proximate to a surface of the given semiconductor die. Moreover, the given semiconductor die is configured to communicate signals with the other semiconductor die via proximity communication through one or more of the proximity connectors. Furthermore, the MCM includes an alignment plate and a top plate coupled to the alignment plate. This alignment plate includes a first negative feature configured to accommodate the first semiconductor die and a second negative feature configured to accommodate the second semiconductor die, and the top plate includes a positive feature. Note that the positive feature is coupled to the first semiconductor die, and the positive feature facilitates mechanical positioning of the first semiconductor die.
Abstract:
Embodiments of a multi-chip module (MCM) are described. This MCM includes a first semiconductor die and a second semiconductor die, where a given semiconductor die, which can be the first semiconductor die or the second semiconductor die, includes proximity connectors proximate to a surface of the given semiconductor die. Moreover, the given semiconductor die is configured to communicate signals with the other semiconductor die via proximity communication through one or more of the proximity connectors. Furthermore, the MCM includes an alignment plate and a top plate coupled to the alignment plate. This alignment plate includes a first negative feature configured to accommodate the first semiconductor die and a second negative feature configured to accommodate the second semiconductor die, and the top plate includes a positive feature. Note that the positive feature is coupled to the first semiconductor die, and the positive feature facilitates mechanical positioning of the first semiconductor die.