Abstract: A multiple chip package and method of making the package allow multiple same size or different size chips to be stacked over each other, thereby creating a thin profile multi-chip package. Chips are attached to one surface of a continuous flexible substrate. The substrate has a metallization layer, which is electrically connected to the chips, such as via bond wires attached to center bond pads of the chips and to bond fingers on the metallization layer. Interconnections, such as solder balls, are attached to the other surface of the substrate and only at the portion opposite to the first chip. The substrate is folded to bring the first chip toward a second chip, which are then attached, such as with an insulative adhesive spacer. If any additional chips remain on the substrate, the substrate is folded to sequentially bring each additional chip toward the surface of the substrate opposite to the preceding chip and is secured thereto.

Abstract: A sealed ceramic package for a semiconductor device and a method of fabricating the same are disclosed. In one embodiment, a ceramic substrate has a set of cavities each having an opening at a substrate top surface. A semiconductor die is disposed within each cavity, and is electrically connected through the substrate to input/output terminals of the substrate. The substrate has a metal film on the top surface thereof around the opening of the respective the cavities. A metal lid panel, covering the cavity openings, is soldered to the metal film by reflowing a layer of solder disposed over a lid panel bottom surface, thereby sealing the die in each cavity. Subsequently, individual packages are singulated from the ceramic substrate.