Stacked semiconductor chips

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Packaging or treatment of packaged semiconductor – Assembly of plural semiconductive substrates each possessing...

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C438S613000, C257S686000, C257S777000, C257SE21499, C257SE23179

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07858440

ABSTRACT:
Stacked semiconductor chips are disclosed. One embodiment provides an array of first semiconductor chips, covering the array of the first semiconductor chips with a mold material, and placing an array of second semiconductor chips over the array of the first semiconductor chips. The thicknesses of the second semiconductor chips is reduced. The array of the first semiconductor chips are singulated by dividing the mold material.

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“Embedded Wafer Level Ball Grid Array (eWLB)”, M. Brunnbauer, et al., 2006 Electronics Packaging Technology Conference, 2006 IEEE.
“Neo-Stacking Technology”, Keith D. Gann, Irvine Sensors Corporation, published in the Dec. 1999 issue of HDI Magazine, 1999 Miller Freeman, Inc.

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