Elpida Memory, Inc.

Ps4 Luxco S.a.r.l.

Other

Hitachi, Ltd.

Akita Electronics Systems Co., Ltd.

Toshihiko Usami

Masachika Masuda

A device featuring a substrate configured to include an upper surface and an opposing lower surface and, in parallel, a first and an opposing second peripheral edge, the first peripheral edge being smaller in length than the second peripheral edge, one or more semiconductor chip mounted over the upper surface of the substrate, a control semiconductor chip mounted over the upper surface of the substrate, a sealing resin covering the memory and control chips, and a plurality of external terminals provided over the lower surface of the substrate, the external terminals being arranged in a line along the first peripheral edge. The external terminals are used to fit the device to an electronic apparatus. The device may be a memory card having a stacked arrangement of two or more memory chips, and with the control chip being apart from or included in the stacked arrangement.

Semiconductor device and a method of manufacturing the same

A semiconductor device includes first to third semiconductor chips. The second semiconductor chip is stacked over the first semiconductor chip. The third semiconductor chip is stacked over the second semiconductor chip. The second semiconductor chip shields the first semiconductor chip from noises generated by the third semiconductor chip. The second semiconductor chip shields the third semiconductor chip from noises generated by the first semiconductor chip.

Semiconductor device with stacked semiconductor chips

A semiconductor device featuring a substrate having a first surface defined by a first edge and an opposing second edge, electrode pads formed on the first surface, a first semiconductor chip mounted over the first surface between the first edge and the electrode pads and including first pads each electrically connected to a corresponding electrode pad, a second semiconductor chip stacked over the first semiconductor chip and including second pads each electrically connected to a corresponding electrode pad, a third semiconductor chip mounted over the first surface of the substrate between the second edge and the electrode pads and including third pads each electrically connected to a corresponding electrode pad, in which one electrode pad is electrically connected to one first pad, one second pad and one third pad and another electrode pad is electrically connected to a first pad and a second pad corresponding thereto, via separate bonding wires.

A semiconductor device includes at least bonding wires between electrode pads on a main surface of a semiconductor chip and connection pads on a wiring board. The wires form loop shapes from the electrode pads of the semiconductor chip. The semiconductor device also includes at least forming flat parts on the loop-shaped wires, and using a sealing material to seal the semiconductor chip such as to bury the flat parts.

Semiconductor device including semiconductor chip and sealing material

A method including forming an intermediate product, the intermediate product being configured to include a wiring substrate including a plurality of first electrodes, a plurality of second electrodes and a plurality of test electrodes, a first semiconductor chip mounted over the wiring substrate and including a plurality of first pads electrically connected respectively to the first electrodes, and a second semiconductor chip stacked over the first semiconductor chip and including a plurality of second pads electrically connected respectively to the second electrodes; encapsulating the first and second semiconductor chips; and performing electrical tests on the first and second semiconductor chips by use of the test electrodes, after the encapsulating of the first and second semiconductor chips.

Semiconductor and a method of manufacturing the same

A technique for mounting two semiconductor chips over a wiring substrate including mounting a first chip having first bonding pads over a surface of the wiring substrate having electrodes and stacking the second chip having second bonding pads over the first chip; connecting each of the first bonding pads to an associated one of the electrodes of the wiring substrate via an associated first wire; and connecting each of the second bonding pads to an associated one of the electrodes of the wiring substrate via an associated second wire. The bondings being carried out using a reverse bonding method in which at least one of the first and second wires are first bonded to an associated one of the electrodes of the wiring substrate followed by the bonding thereof to an associated one of the bonding pads of the first or second semiconductor chip.

Detachably mountable memory card featuring a memory chip(s) and a control chip includes a substrate of an insulating material, conductive layers provided on a first main surface of the substrate, a plurality of external electrode terminals exposed to the opposing, second main surface of the substrate, and conductive portions electrically connecting the conductive layers with corresponding ones of the external electrode terminals. The memory chip(s) and the control chip are electrically connected with ones of the conductive layers. The memory card also includes an encapsulating insulating layer covering the first main surface of the substrate, the fixedly disposed memory and control chips thereon, and the conductive layers, the encapsulating insulating layer having an exposed flat surface representing one main plane surface of the finished memory card, and the second main surface of the substrate representing another main plane surface of the memory card with the exposed external electrode terminals.

A memory card containing a resin sealed stacking of plural semiconductor chips which are rear surface mounted over a main surface of a base substrate, the rear surface of the substrate being provided with external connection terminals. The relatively lower ones of the stacked semiconductor chips include a memory circuit and may be larger in size than the uppermost chip which contains a control circuit. Resin sealed wiring connections between bonding pads on the main surface of the respective chips and corresponding ones of electrodes on the main surface of the substrate are arranged so as to avoid crossovers between them, with respect to a plan view thereof. A resin cap may be used to cover the main surface side of the base substrate, which has the resin sealed semiconductor chips mounted thereon.

Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same

Two memory chips mounted over a base substrate have the same external size and a flash memory of the same memory capacity formed thereon. These memory chips are mounted over the base substrate with one of them being overlapped with the upper portion of the other one, and they are stacked with their faces being turned in the same direction. The bonding pads BP of one of the memory chips are disposed in the vicinity of the bonding pads BP of the other memory chip. In addition, the upper memory chip is stacked over the lower memory chip in such a way that the upper memory chip is slid in a direction (X direction) parallel to the one side of the lower memory chip and in a direction (Y direction) perpendicular thereto in order to prevent partial overlapping of it with the bonding pads BP of the lower memory chip.

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Akita, Japan

Toshihiko Usami