Semiconductor packaging

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Packaging or treatment of packaged semiconductor – Insulative housing or support

Reexamination Certificate

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C438S126000, C438S106000, C257S502000

Reexamination Certificate

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11033669

ABSTRACT:
An electronic component and a method for making an electronic component are disclosed. The electronic component has a silicon package. The silicon package has a recess formed thereon in which a conductive region is placed. A bare die electronic device is disposed in the recess. The device has a top, a bottom, sides and a plurality of terminals, including a non-top terminal. The non-top terminal is electrically coupled to the conductive region. The electronic component is constructed by first creating a recess in a silicon wafer to a depth substantially equal to the first dimension of the bare die electronic device. A conductive material is applied to the recess. The electronic device is inserted into the recess so that the bottom terminal is coupled to the conductive material. A dielectric or other planarizing material is applied into the recess. Top and bottom contacts are then applied to form the electronic component so that it may be used as a ball grid array package. The top contact is electrically coupled to the top terminal of the electronic device and the bottom contact is coupled electrically to the conductive material.

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