Abstract: A package structure including a photonic, an electronic die, an encapsulant and a waveguide is provided. The photonic die includes an optical coupler. The electronic die is electrically coupled to the photonic die. The encapsulant laterally encapsulates the photonic die and the electronic die. The waveguide is disposed over the encapsulant and includes an upper surface facing away from the encapsulant. The waveguide includes a first end portion and a second end portion, the first end portion is optically coupled to the optical coupler, and the second end portion has a groove on the upper surface.

Abstract: A package includes a photonic layer on a substrate, the photonic layer including a silicon waveguide coupled to a grating coupler; an interconnect structure over the photonic layer; an electronic die and a first dielectric layer over the interconnect structure, where the electronic die is connected to the interconnect structure; a first substrate bonded to the electronic die and the first dielectric layer; a socket attached to a top surface of the first substrate; and a fiber holder coupled to the first substrate through the socket, where the fiber holder includes a prism that re-orients an optical path of an optical signal.

Abstract: The embodiments described herein are directed to a method for reducing fin oxidation during the formation of fin isolation regions. The method includes providing a semiconductor substrate with an n-doped region and a p-doped region formed on a top portion of the semiconductor substrate; epitaxially growing a first layer on the p-doped region; epitaxially growing a second layer different from the first layer on the n-doped region; epitaxially growing a third layer on top surfaces of the first and second layers, where the third layer is thinner than the first and second layers. The method further includes etching the first, second, and third layers to form fin structures on the semiconductor substrate and forming an isolation region between the fin structures.

Abstract: The embodiments described herein are directed to a method for reducing fin oxidation during the formation of fin isolation regions. The method includes providing a semiconductor substrate with an n-doped region and a p-doped region formed on a top portion of the semiconductor substrate; epitaxially growing a first layer on the p-doped region; epitaxially growing a second layer different from the first layer on the n-doped region; epitaxially growing a third layer on top surfaces of the first and second layers, where the third layer is thinner than the first and second layers. The method further includes etching the first, second, and third layers to form fin structures on the semiconductor substrate and forming an isolation region between the fin structures.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a first die stack structure and a second die stack structure, an insulating encapsulation, a redistribution structure, at least one prism structure and at least one reflector. The first die stack structure and the second die stack structure are laterally spaced apart from each other along a first direction, and each of the first die stack structure and the second die stack structure comprises an electronic die; and a photonic die electronically communicating with the electronic die. The insulating encapsulation laterally encapsulates the first die stack structure and the second die stack structure. The redistribution structure is disposed on the first die stack structure, the second die stack structure and the insulating encapsulation, and electrically connected to the first die stack structure and the second die stack structure. The at least one prism structure is disposed within the redistribution structure and optically coupled to the photonic die.

Abstract: The current disclosure describes carrier tape systems, which include a carrier tape including a plurality of pockets. Each pocket contains a semiconductor device adhered to a bottom surface of the pocket by an adhesive. In some embodiments, the adhesive is a reversible adhesive. Use of the adhesive reduces the likelihood the semiconductor device will be damaged due to movement of the semiconductor device in the pocket during shipment of the carrier tape. Methods of forming a semiconductor device carrier systems and methods of supplying semiconductor devices are also described.

Abstract: The current disclosure describes carrier tape systems, which include a carrier tape including a plurality of pockets. Each pocket contains a semiconductor device adhered to a bottom surface of the pocket by an adhesive. In some embodiments, the adhesive is a reversible adhesive. Use of the adhesive reduces the likelihood the semiconductor device will be damaged due to movement of the semiconductor device in the pocket during shipment of the carrier tape. Methods of forming a semiconductor device carrier systems and methods of supplying semiconductor devices are also described.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wireless communication relay system for an unmanned vehicle includes a control station providing as a console for an implementation of a remote control; an unmanned mission vehicle operated in a first area and receiving the remote control from the control station through a communication link; and an unmanned relay vehicle operated in a second area and in the communication link between the control station and the unmanned mission vehicle.

Abstract: The current disclosure describes carrier tape systems, which include a carrier tape including a plurality of pockets. Each pocket contains a semiconductor device adhered to a bottom surface of the pocket by an adhesive. In some embodiments, the adhesive is a reversible adhesive. Use of the adhesive reduces the likelihood the semiconductor device will be damaged due to movement of the semiconductor device in the pocket during shipment of the carrier tape. Methods of forming a semiconductor device carrier systems and methods of supplying semiconductor devices are also described.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wireless communication relay system for an unmanned vehicle includes a control station providing as a console for an implementation of a remote control; an unmanned mission vehicle operated in a first area and receiving the remote control from the control station through a communication link; and an unmanned relay vehicle operated in a second area and in the communication link between the control station and the unmanned mission vehicle.