Abstract: A semiconductor device including control switches enabling a semiconductor die in a stack of semiconductor die to send or receive a signal, while electrically isolating the remaining die in the die stack. Parasitic pin cap is reduced or avoided by electrically isolating the non-enabled semiconductor die in the die stack.

Abstract: The present technology relates to a semiconductor package. The semiconductor package comprises: a first component comprising a plurality of first dies stacked on top of each other, each of first dies comprising at least one side surface and an electrical contact exposed on the side surface, and the plurality of first dies aligned so that the corresponding side surfaces of all first dies substantially coplanar with respect to each other to form a common sidewall; a first conductive pattern formed over the sidewall and at least partially spaced away from the sidewall, the first conductive pattern electrically interconnecting the electrical contacts of the plurality of first dies; at least one second component; and a second conductive pattern formed on a surface of the second component, the second conductive pattern affixed and electrically connected to the first conductive pattern formed over the sidewall of the first component.

Abstract: A solid state drive is disclosed including a planar array of semiconductor devices for use in a datacenter, and a system for cooling the planar array of semiconductor devices. The semiconductor devices may be arranged in a grid pattern, spaced apart from each other so as to define rows and columns of flow pathways, or cooling tunnels, around and between the semiconductor devices.

Abstract: The present technology relates to a semiconductor device. The semiconductor device comprises: a plurality of dies stacked on top of each other, each of the dies comprising a first major surface, an IO conductive pattern on the first major surface and extended to a minor surface substantially perpendicular to the major surfaces to form at least one IO electrical contact on the minor surface, and the plurality of dies aligned so that the corresponding minor surfaces of all dies substantially coplanar with respect to each other to form a common flat sidewall, and a plurality of IO routing traces formed over the sidewall and at least partially spaced away from the sidewall. The plurality of IO routing traces are spaced apart from each other in a first direction on the sidewall, and each of IO routing traces is electrically connected to a respective IO electrical contact and extended across the sidewall in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction on the sidewall.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed including a stack of wafers having a densely configured 3D array of memory die. The memory die on each wafer may be arranged in clusters, with each cluster including an optical module providing an optical interconnection for the transfer of data to and from each cluster.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed mounted at an angle on a signal carrier medium such as a printed circuit board. The semiconductor device includes a stack of semiconductor die stacked in a stepped offset configuration. The die stack may then be encapsulated in a block of molding compound. The molding compound may then be singulated with slanted cuts along two opposed edges. The slanted edge may then be drilled to expose the electrical contacts on each of the semiconductor die. The slanted edge may then be positioned against a printed circuit board having solder or other conductive bumps so that the conductive bumps engage the semiconductor die electrical contacts in the drilled holes. The device may then be heated to reflow and connect the electrical contacts to the conductive bumps.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed including a stack of wafers having a densely configured 3D array of memory die. The memory die on each wafer may be arranged in clusters, with each cluster including an optical module providing an optical interconnection for the transfer of data to and from each cluster.

Abstract: A solid state drive is disclosed including a planar array of semiconductor devices for use in a datacenter, and a system for cooling the planar array of semiconductor devices. The semiconductor devices may be arranged in a grid pattern, spaced apart from each other so as to define rows and columns of flow pathways, or cooling tunnels, around and between the semiconductor devices.

Abstract: A semiconductor cube is disclosed including one or more highly planar vertical sidewalls on which to form a pattern of electrical traces. The semiconductor cube may be fabricated from a semiconductor cube assembly including a vertical semiconductor die stack and a pair of wire bond landing blocks. The vertical semiconductor die stack may be wire bonded off of first and second opposed edges to different levels of the first and second wire bond landing blocks. Once all wire bonds are formed, the semiconductor cube assembly may be encapsulated in mold compound. The mold compound may then be cut to separate the semiconductor die stack from the wire bond landing blocks, leaving the wire bonds exposed in a sidewall of the semiconductor cube.

Abstract: A semiconductor device vertically mounted on a medium such as a printed circuit board, and a method of its manufacture, are disclosed. The semiconductor device includes a stack of semiconductor die having contact pads which extend to an active edge of the die aligned on one side of the stack. The active edges of the die are affixed to the PCB and the contact pads at the active edge are electrically coupled to the PCB. This configuration provides an optimal, high density arrangement of semiconductor die in the device, where a large number of semiconductor die can be mounted and electrically coupled directly to the PCT, without a substrate, without staggering the semiconductor die, and without using wire bonds.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed including at least first and second vertically stacked and interconnected semiconductor packages. Signal communication between the second semiconductor package and a host device occurs through the first semiconductor package.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed including at least first and second vertically stacked and interconnected groups of semiconductor packages. The first and second groups of semiconductor packages may differ from each other in the number of packages and functionality.

Abstract: A semiconductor package is disclosed including a number of stacked semiconductor die, electrically connected to each other with wire bonds. The stacked semiconductor die are provided in a mold compound such that a spacing exists between a top die in the die stack and a surface of the mold compound. The wire bonds to the top die may be provided in the spacing. An RDL pad is affixed to the surface of the mold compound. Columns of bumps may be formed on the die bond pads of the top die in the die stack to electrically couple the RDL pad to the die stack across the spacing.

Abstract: A semiconductor device including control switches enabling a semiconductor die in a stack of semiconductor die to send or receive a signal, while electrically isolating the remaining die in the die stack. Parasitic pin cap is reduced or avoided by electrically isolating the non-enabled semiconductor die in the die stack.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed mounted at an angle on a signal carrier medium such as a printed circuit board. The semiconductor device includes a stack of semiconductor die stacked in a stepped offset configuration. The die stack may then be encapsulated in a block of molding compound. The molding compound may then be singulated with slanted cuts along two opposed edges. The slanted edge may then be drilled to expose the electrical contacts on each of the semiconductor die. The slanted edge may then be positioned against a printed circuit board having solder or other conductive bumps so that the conductive bumps engage the semiconductor die electrical contacts in the drilled holes. The device may then be heated to reflow and connect the electrical contacts to the conductive bumps.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed including at least first and second vertically stacked and interconnected groups of semiconductor packages. The first and second groups of semiconductor packages may differ from each other in the number of packages and functionality.

Abstract: The present technology relates to a semiconductor package. The semiconductor package comprises: a first component comprising a plurality of first dies stacked on top of each other, each of first dies comprising at least one side surface and an electrical contact exposed on the side surface, and the plurality of first dies aligned so that the corresponding side surfaces of all first dies substantially coplanar with respect to each other to form a common sidewall; a first conductive pattern formed over the sidewall and at least partially spaced away from the sidewall, the first conductive pattern electrically interconnecting the electrical contacts of the plurality of first dies; at least one second component; and a second conductive pattern formed on a surface of the second component, the second conductive pattern affixed and electrically connected to the first conductive pattern formed over the sidewall of the first component.

Abstract: The present technology relates to a semiconductor device. The semiconductor device comprises: a plurality of dies stacked on top of each other, each of the dies comprising a first major surface, an IO conductive pattern on the first major surface and extended to a minor surface substantially perpendicular to the major surfaces to form at least one IO electrical contact on the minor surface, and the plurality of dies aligned so that the corresponding minor surfaces of all dies substantially coplanar with respect to each other to form a common flat sidewall, and a plurality of IO routing traces formed over the sidewall and at least partially spaced away from the sidewall. The plurality of IO routing traces are spaced apart from each other in a first direction on the sidewall, and each of IO routing traces is electrically connected to a respective IO electrical contact and extended across the sidewall in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction on the sidewall.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed including material for absorbing EMI and/or RFI. The device includes a substrate, one or more semiconductor die, and molding compound around the one or more semiconductor die. The material for absorbing EMI and/or RFI may be provided within or on a solder mask layer on the substrate, or within a dielectric core of the substrate. The device may further include EMI/RFI-absorbing material around the molding compound and in contact with the EMI/RFI-absorbing material on the substrate to completely enclose the one or more semiconductor die in EMI/RFI-absorbing material.

Abstract: A semiconductor device vertically mounted on a medium such as a printed circuit board, and a method of its manufacture, are disclosed. The semiconductor device includes a stack of semiconductor die having contact pads which extend to an active edge of the die aligned on one side of the stack. The active edges of the die are affixed to the PCB and the contact pads at the active edge are electrically coupled to the PCB. This configuration provides an optimal, high density arrangement of semiconductor die in the device, where a large number of semiconductor die can be mounted and electrically coupled directly to the PCT, without a substrate, without staggering the semiconductor die, and without using wire bonds.