United Test and Assembly Center Limited

Liu Hao

Ravi Kanth Kolan

Tan Hien Boon

Anthony Sun Yi Sheng

Park Soo Gil

Toh Chin Hock

A method of manufacturing a plurality of stacked die semiconductor packages, including: attaching a second silicon wafer to a first silicon wafer, wherein the second silicon wafer has a plurality of open vias; attaching a third silicon wafer to the second silicon wafer, wherein the third silicon wafer has a plurality of open vias, and the open vias of the second and third silicon wafers are aligned with one another; etching a bonding material that attaches the wafers from the aligned open vias; filling the aligned open vias with a conductor; forming conductive bumps at open ends of the aligned open vias; back grinding the first silicon wafer; separating the stacked semiconductor dies from each other; attaching the bump end of the stacked semiconductor dies onto a substrate; encapsulating the stacked semiconductor dies and substrate; and singulating the encapsulated assembly.

Stacked die semiconductor package and method of assembly

A method of manufacturing a plurality of stacked die semiconductor packages, including: placing a phase change material between a top surface of a substrate and a bottom surface of a first die; placing a phase change material between a top surface of the first die and a bottom surface of a second die; wherein the first and second dies have a plurality of conductive protrusions on the bottom surfaces of the dies; wherein the first die has a plurality of conductive vias extending from its conductive protrusions, through the first die, to the top surface of the first die; wherein the conductive vias of said first die are in alignment with the conductive protrusions of the second die; and heating the dies and the substrate to cause the second die to become electrically interconnected to the first die and the first die to become electrically connected to the substrate.

Method of assembling a silicon stack semiconductor package

A plastic ball grid array package has a heat slug which is placed onto the substrate, which has the semiconductor device attached, prior to encapsulation. The heat transfer member is initially located by guide pins and fixed in place by the encapsulation.

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