Motorola Corporation

Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC

Brian A Webb

Robert M Wentworth

Stephen P Rogers

Benjamin R Davis

Michael John Seddon

Chee Hiong Chew

Song Q Shi

Franky So

James Price Letterman, Jr

James H Knapp

Albert J Laninga

Keith E Nelson

Theodore R Golubic

Dwight L Daniels

Boon Huat Lim

David Galloway

Saat Shukri Embong

Garland D Cotney

Frank E Polka

Aik Chong Tan

Kenneth Teik Kheong Low

Santhiragasen Al Sengram Pillay

A semiconductor package ( ) with a die ( ) having die pads ( ) coupled to inner ends ( ) of interconnects ( ), the die ( ) and the interconnects ( ) are molded in mold compound ( ) with mounting surface ( ) and outer ends ( ) exposed. A semiconductor die has an interconnect surface opposite the mounting surface.

Semiconductor package and method for forming same

A package assembly (,) has a leadframe (,) including a locating flange (,), an optical transmitter (,) such as a laser diode mounted to the leadframe, and a package (,) enclosing both the optical transmitter and a portion of the leadframe so that the locating flange of the leadframe is disposed outside of the package. The locating flange is used as a reference datum to align the optical transmitter's relative height and lateral position during manufacture. Also, the locating flange is used as a reference datum in mating the package assembly to other, standard optical components when mounting to other components in an optical end product.

Optical transmitter package assembly and methods of manufacture

A capacitor (30) compatible with wirebonding processes and a method for manufacturing the capacitor (30). The capacitor (30) includes a first plurality of conductive layers and a second plurality of conductive layers spaced apart by a plurality of dielectric layers. The first plurality of conductive layers is electrically connected to a peripheral contact (74) of the capacitor (30). The second plurality of conductive layers is electrically connected to an interior portion of the capacitor (30). The first plurality of conductive layers is interleaved with the second plurality of conductive layers.

Capacitor and method of manufacture

A method of encapsulating organic electroluminescent (EL) devices including providing an EL device on a substrate and a metallic sheet having a stand-off structure depending therefrom, the stand-off structure bounding a cavity larger than the EL device. The stand-off structure is positioned over the EL device with the EL device nested within the cavity. The metallic sheet is adhesively bonded to the substrate at a perimeter outboard of the stand-off structure to seal the organic electroluminescent device in the cavity. When a plurality of EL devices are manufactured on a single substrate, the metallic sheet is perforated at the perimeter of each device so that excess metal can be separated and the substrate separated to provide individual EL devices.

Methods of encapsulating electroluminescent apparatus

An optical device package (18) includes an optical transmitter die (10) encapsulated within mold material (20). The mold material (20) allows light emitted from the optical transmitter (10) to pass through the package (18) and can have a lens pattern (22) molded therein to focus the light emitted from the optical transmitter. The mold material (20) can also have coupling patterns (32) formed therein to allow a supplemental lens assembly (28) to be coupled thereto so that supplemental lens patterns (30) formed in the supplemental lens assembly (28) can focus the light emitted from the optical transmitter (10). The optical device package (18) can also include an optical receiver (40) enclosed within the mold material (20) and mounted on a substrate (42) with the optical transmitter (10) to provide a complete optical product in one package (18).

Optical device packages containing an optical transmitter die

An electronic assembly (10) includes a chip capacitor (11) having two major surfaces (12, 15) and a pair of electrodes (13, 14). A plurality of electrically conductive traces (20-23, 25-28) are formed on one (12) of the major surfaces. Some of the plurality of electrically conductive traces are electrically coupled to a first electrode (14) and some of the plurality of electrically conductive traces are coupled to a second electrode (14) of the pair of electrodes. Electronic circuit elements (16, 17, 18) are coupled to the plurality of electrically conductive traces (20-23, 25-28), thereby forming the electronic assembly (10).

Support structure, electronic assembly

A semiconductor device (10) coupled to ball grid array substrate (11) and encapsulated by an optically transmissive material (29, 31). The ball grid array substrate (11) has conductive interconnects (14) and a semiconductor receiving area (17) on a top surface and solder pads (13) on a bottom surface. An optoelectronic component (24) is mounted on the semiconductor receiving area (17) and encapsulated with the optically transmissive material (29, 31). Solder balls (18) are formed on the solder pads (13).

Ball grid device with optically transmissive coating

A semiconductor component can be manufactured by providing a leadframe (12) with leads (13) and a flag (14) substantially coplanar with at least one of the leads (13) wherein the flag (14) has a hole (15). An electronic substrate (11) is adhered to the flag (14) wherein a perimeter of the electronic substrate (11) has bonding pads (21), wherein the bonding pads (21) face toward the flag (14), wherein the electronic substrate (11) covers the hole (15), and wherein the flag (14) is absent over the bonding pads (21). Next, the pads (21) are wire bonded to the leads (13), and then the electronic substrate (11) and the leadframe (12) are encapsulated with a packaging material (17) wherein the packaging material (17) has an opening (23) and is devoid of covering the hole (15) in the flag (14).

Semiconductor component and method of manufacture

An organic electroluminescent device array encapsulating package including an organic electroluminescent device on a supporting substrate. A cover having a rim engaging the supporting substrate is spaced from and hermetically encloses the organic electroluminescent device. A dielectric liquid having benign chemical properties fills the space between the cover and the organic electroluminescent device, providing both an efficient medium for heat transmission and an effective barrier to oxygen and moisture.

Organic electroluminescent device hermetic encapsulation package

A package assembly (31) has a leadframe (10) including a locating flange (30), an optical transmitter (22) such as a laser diode mounted to the leadframe, and a package (32) enclosing both the optical transmitter and a portion of the leadframe so that the locating flange of the leadframe is disposed outside of the package. The locating flange is used as a reference datum to align the optical transmitter's relative height and lateral position during manufacture. Also, the locating flange is used as a reference datum in mating the package assembly to other, standard optical components when mounting to other components in an optical end product.

Optical transmitter package assembly including lead frame having exposed

An optical package including a housing defining a mounting area with leads formed in the housing each having a first end in the mounting area and a second end external to the housing. A semiconductor die with photonic devices thereon is mounted in the mounting area and electrically connected to the leads. The active light areas of the photonic devices is accessible through the mounting area. Optical fiber alignment structure is mounted in the mounting area for receiving optical fibers and aligning the optical fibers with the active light areas of the photonic devices.

Optical package and method of making

A connector affixed to the end of a cable of optical fibers and having alignment pins extending axially in parallel with the cable and beyond the end thereof. A substrate with alignment holes and light transmitting openings therethrough in axial alignment with the ends of the optical fibers when the alignment pins and holes are engaged. The substrate including mounting pads, electrical connection pins and electrical traces connecting the pads to the pins. A semiconductor die, with photonic devices thereon, mounted on the mounting pads of the substrate so that each photonic device is aligned with a light transmitting opening and electrically connected to the electrical connection pins. A sleeve surrounding and securing the connector to the mounting member.

Optical fiber assembly for connecting photonic devices to a fiber optic

A method for manufacturing a liquid-containing microelectronic device package. The method includes steps of providing (32) a base (16) including a microelectronic device (22) and a seal area disposed peripherally about the base (16), providing (34) a lid (12) and providing (34) a sealant (14) disposed between the base (16) and lid (12). The method also includes steps of immersing (36) the base (16), sealant (14) and lid (12) in a liquid (24) having a temperature above a sealant activation temperature and maintaining (38) the base (16), sealant (14) and lid (12) in the liquid (24) for a time sufficient to allow the liquid (24) to enter between the base (16) and lid (12) and to heat and thereby activate the sealant (14). The method further includes removing (40) the base (16), lid (12) and sealant (14) from the liquid (24) to provide a sealed, liquid-containing microelectronic device package (10).

Microelectronic device packaging containing a liquid and method

A smart optical connector (100) sends and recieves optical signals over optical fibers (200, 202). The smart otical connector (100) is capable of converting electrical signals to optical signals for transmission, and capable of converting optical signals to electrical signals for reception. Addtionally, the smart optical connector (100) comprises circuitry (217) for modifying the format of the electrical signals-to provide compatibility between various equiptment (414, 416, 418) which require differing formats.

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Brian A Webb