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At&s Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik Aktiengesellshaft

Markus Leitgeb

Johannes Stahr

Jonathan Silvano De Sousa

Marco Gavagnin

Gerald Weidinger

Martin Schrems

Andreas Zluc

Gernot Grober

Mike Morianz

Günther Weichslberger

Steve Anderson

Erich Schlaffer

Heinz Moitzi

Wolfgang Schrittwieser

Gerhard Freydl

Nikolai Haslebner

Christian Vockenberger

Abderrazzaq Ifis

Gerald Weis

Bernhard Reitmaier

Alexander Kasper

Gernot Schulz

Nick Renaud-Bezot

Hannes Voraberger

Hannes Stahr

Urs Hunziker

Mario Schober

Ferdinand Lutschounig

Gerhard Schmid

Thomas Kristl

Bettina Schuster

Ljubomir Mareljic

Martin Fischeneder

Markus Kastelic

Christian Galler

Volodymyr Karpovych

Gerhard Stubenberger

Michael Goessler

Walter Pessl

Roland Winkler

Martin Reiter

Stefan Jäger

Thomas Judge

Young Hy Jung

Heinz Habenbacher

A component carrier includes a stack with at least one electrically insulating layer structure and/or at least one electrically conductive layer structure and a through hole. An interposer is located in the through hole and has a higher density of connection elements than the stack. A first component is mounted on a first main surface of the interposer and a second component is mounted on a second main surface of the interposer. The first component and the second component are connected via the interposer.

Z-axis interconnection with protruding component

An interposer-type component carrier includes a stack comprising at least one electrically conductive layer structure and at least one electrically insulating layer structure; a cavity formed in an upper portion of the stack; an active component embedded in the cavity and having at least one terminal facing upwards; and a redistribution structure having only one electrically insulating layer structure above the component. A method of manufacturing an interposer-type component carrier is also disclosed.

Interposer-type component carrier and method of manufacturing the same

A method of compensating misalignment during manufacturing laminate-type component carriers is disclosed. The method includes detecting an image of a region of interest of a component carrier structure during manufacturing the component carriers based on the component carrier structure, identifying a structural feature in the image of the region of interest showing misalignment with respect to a target design, and at least partially compensating the identified misalignment of the structural feature by modifying the target design of at least one correlated structural feature to be manufactured subsequently, wherein the at least one correlated structural feature is correlated to said structural feature showing misalignment.

Compensating misalignment of component carrier feature by modifying target design concerning correlated component carrier feature

An arrangement includes a panel configured as a pre-form for manufacturing a plurality of component carriers; a protection layer covering a surface portion of a main surface of the panel, wherein the protection layer is detachable from the surface portion without leaving residues on the panel. A handling tool for handling the panel includes a surface onto which the panel is arrangeable. The panel includes a handling surface, with which the panel is arrangeable onto the handling tool, wherein the handling surface comprises at least part of the surface portion covered by the protection layer.

Protection layer for panel handling systems

A component carrier including a stack with a plurality of electrically insulating layer structures and/or a plurality of electrically conductive layer structures, and a component embedded in the stack, wherein at least a portion of a side wall of the component is exposed.

Component embedded in component carrier and having an exposed side wall

An electronic device including a first component carrier, a second component carrier connected with the first component carrier so that a thermal decoupling gap is formed between the first component carrier and the second component carrier, a first component on and/or in the second component carrier, and a second component having a first main surface mounted in the thermal decoupling gap so that at least part of an opposing second main surface and an entire sidewall of the second component is exposed with respect to material of the first component carrier and with respect to material of the second component carrier.

Electronic module with single or multiple components partially surrounded by a thermal decoupling gap

An electronic device includes a stack with at least one electrically conductive layer structure and/or at least one electrically insulating layer structure, a plurality of processing components on and/or in the stack, a process control component coupled with at least part of the processing components for transmitting signals and configured for controlling processes executed by the processing components and/or by the process control component, and a heat removal structure on or above which at least one of the process control component and the processing components is arranged.

Heat removal mechanism for stack-based electronic device with process control component and processing components

A component carrier and a method for manufacturing a component carrier is described wherein the component carrier includes a carrier body with a plurality of electrically conductive layer structures and/or electrically insulating layer structures and a wiring structure on and/or in the layer structures where the wiring structure is at least partially formed as a three-dimensionally printed structure.

Component carrier having a three dimensionally printed wiring structure

A component carrier includes a stack having at least one electrically conductive layer structure and/or at least one electrically insulating layer structure, and a partially exposed layer in a central region of the stack being exposed with regard to an upper side and a lower side by a respective blind hole formed in the stack, wherein each of opposing main surfaces of the exposed layer is partially covered by a respective adhesive layer.

Component carrier with exposed layer

An electronic assembly and a method for fabricating the same are disclosed. The assembly includes a component carrier, a wireless communication component and an antenna structure. The component carrier has at least one dielectric layer and a metallic layer. The wireless communication component is attached to the component carrier. The antenna structure is formed from a metallic material and is electrically connected with the wireless communication component. An opening formed in the component carrier extends from an upper surface into the interior of the component carrier. The antenna structure is formed at least partially at a wall of the opening.

Component carrier with integrated antenna structure

A component carrier including i) an electronic component embedded in the component carrier, ii) an antenna structure arranged at a region of a first main surface of the component carrier, iii) a shielding structure made of an electrically conductive material and configured for shielding electromagnetic radiation from propagating between the antenna structure and the electronic component. Hereby, the shielding structure is arranged at least partially between the antenna structure and the electronic component. Furthermore, the component carrier includes an electrically conductive structure to electrically connect the electronic component and the antenna structure through the shielding structure. The shielding structure is non-perforated at least in a plane between the antenna structure and the electronic component.

RF functionality and electromagnetic radiation shielding in a component carrier

A component carrier with a) a first component carrier portion having a blind opening; b) a component arranged in the blind opening; and c) a second component carrier portion at least partially filling the blind opening. At least one of the first component carrier portion and the second component carrier portion includes a flexible component carrier material, and the first component carrier portion and the second component carrier portion form a stack of a plurality of electrically insulating layer structures and/or electrically conductive layer structures. It is further described a method for manufacturing such a component carrier.

Component carrier with two component carrier portions and a component being embedded in a blind opening of one of the component carrier portions

A component carrier includes a stack with at least one electrically conductive layer structure and/or at least one electrically insulating layer structure, a first component embedded in the stack, having at least one first pad on a bottom surface of the first component. The at least one first pad is electrically connected with a bottom surface of the stack. A second component embedded in the stack, having at least one second pad on a top surface of the second component. The at least one second pad is electrically connected with a top surface of the stack. The stack includes a first redistribution structure electrically connecting the at least one first pad of the first component with the bottom surface of the stack, and a second redistribution structure electrically connecting the at least one second pad of the second component with the top surface of the stack.

Component carrier with face-up and face-down embedded components

A method of manufacturing a constituent for a component carrier is disclosed. The method includes providing an electrically conductive structure, forming a highly thermally conductive and electrically insulating or semiconductive structure on the electrically conductive structure, and subsequently, attaching a thermally conductive and electrically insulating structure, having a lower thermal conductivity than the highly thermally conductive and electrically insulating or semiconductive structure, on an exposed surface of the highly thermally conductive and electrically insulating or semiconductive structure.

Flame retardant structure for component carrier

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Markus Leitgeb