Abstract: A wafer dicing method includes preparing a wafer having a plurality of device formation areas and a scribe lane area defining the plurality of device formation areas, forming a plurality of semiconductor devices in the plurality of device formation areas of the wafer, forming, in the scribe lane area, a plurality of first grooves partially passing through at least a portion of the wafer in a vertical direction, forming a plurality of second grooves by planarizing lower surfaces of the plurality of first grooves, forming one or more internal cracks in the wafer by radiating a laser beam along lower surfaces of the plurality of second grooves, and separating the plurality of semiconductor devices from each other along the one or more internal cracks.

Abstract: A semiconductor package, comprising: a first redistribution structure including a first redistribution via; a first package that is on an upper surface of the first redistribution structure and comprises a first pad; a second redistribution structure that is on a lower surface of the first redistribution structure and comprises a second redistribution via; a second semiconductor chip that is between the first redistribution structure and the second redistribution structure and comprises a connection pad; and a vertical connection structure that is between the first redistribution structure and the second redistribution structure, wherein the vertical connection structure is electrically connected to the first redistribution via and the second redistribution via, the connection pad is electrically connected to the second redistribution via, and the first redistribution via is electrically connected to the first pad.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of inventive concepts, a substrate dicing method may include forming reformed patterns in a substrate using a laser beam, grinding a bottom surface of the substrate to thin the substrate, and expanding the substrate to divide the substrate into a plurality of semiconductor chips. The forming of the reformed patterns may include forming a first reformed pattern in the substrate and providing an edge focused beam to a region crossing the first reformed pattern to form a second reformed pattern in contact with the first reformed pattern.

Abstract: A semiconductor substrate may include a plurality of semiconductor chips and a protection pattern. The semiconductor chips may be divided by two scribe lanes intersecting each other. Corners of the semiconductor chips may be disposed at the intersection of the two scribe lanes. The protection pattern may be arranged at the intersection of the scribe lanes to surround the corners of the semiconductor chips. Thus, the corners of the semiconductor chips may be protected by the protection pattern form colliding with each other in a following grinding process.

Abstract: A semiconductor substrate may include a plurality of semiconductor chips and a protection pattern. The semiconductor chips may be divided by two scribe lanes intersecting each other. Corners of the semiconductor chips may be disposed at the intersection of the two scribe lanes. The protection pattern may be arranged at the intersection of the scribe lanes to surround the corners of the semiconductor chips. Thus, the corners of the semiconductor chips may be protected by the protection pattern form colliding with each other in a following grinding process.

Abstract: A substrate processing apparatus includes a chuck table including a mounting table having a mounting surface on which a substrate is mounted, wherein the mounting surface is a curved surface; and a laser supply head configured to irradiate the substrate attached to the mounting table with a laser beam.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of inventive concepts, a substrate dicing method may include forming reformed patterns in a substrate using a laser beam, grinding a bottom surface of the substrate to thin the substrate, and expanding the substrate to divide the substrate into a plurality of semiconductor chips. The forming of the reformed patterns may include forming a first reformed pattern in the substrate and providing an edge focused beam to a region crossing the first reformed pattern to form a second reformed pattern in contact with the first reformed pattern.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of inventive concepts, a substrate dicing method may include forming reformed patterns in a substrate using a laser beam, grinding a bottom surface of the substrate to thin the substrate, and expanding the substrate to divide the substrate into a plurality of semiconductor chips. The forming of the reformed patterns may include forming a first reformed pattern in the substrate and providing an edge focused beam to a region crossing the first reformed pattern to form a second reformed pattern in contact with the first reformed pattern.

Abstract: A semiconductor substrate may include a plurality of semiconductor chips and a protection pattern. The semiconductor chips may be divided by two scribe lanes intersecting each other. Corners of the semiconductor chips may be disposed at the intersection of the two scribe lanes. The protection pattern may be arranged at the intersection of the scribe lanes to surround the corners of the semiconductor chips. Thus, the corners of the semiconductor chips may be protected by the protection pattern form colliding with each other in a following grinding process.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of inventive concepts, a substrate dicing method may include forming reformed patterns in a substrate using a laser beam, grinding a bottom surface of the substrate to thin the substrate, and expanding the substrate to divide the substrate into a plurality of semiconductor chips. The forming of the reformed patterns may include forming a first reformed pattern in the substrate and providing an edge focused beam to a region crossing the first reformed pattern to form a second reformed pattern in contact with the first reformed pattern.