Abstract: A substrate for multi-chip stacking and a multi-chip stack package utilizing the substrate and its applications are disclosed. The substrate comprises a first wire-bonding finger, a second wire-bonding finger, a trace configured for electrical transmission and a loop wiring on a same surface. The first wire-bonding finger and the second wire-bonding finger are adjacent each other and to a die-attaching area of the substrate. The loop wiring connects the first wire-bonding finger with the second wire-bonding finger in series and connected to the trace. The loop wiring can be selectively broken or not when at least two chips are stacked on the die-attaching area and electrically connected to the first and second wire-bonding fingers respectively. Accordingly, the chips can operate respectively and independently without mutual interference if one of the chips is fail.

Abstract: A universal substrate includes a plurality of inner pads and a plurality of outer pads. A plurality of bifurcate wirings and a plurality of fuses are formed on a surface of the substrate. The fuses are connected with the bifurcate wirings in series. By the bifurcate wirings and the fuses, each of the inner pads is electrically connected to all of the outer pads to provide optional electrical disconnections therebetween. Accordingly, the universal substrate can provide for various chips with different serial arrangements of bonding pads without replacing or manufacturing another kind of substrate.

Abstract: A substrate for multi-chip stacking and a multi-chip stack package utilizing the substrate and its applications are disclosed. The substrate comprises a first wire-bonding finger, a second wire-bonding finger, a trace configured for electrical transmission and a loop wiring on a same surface. The first wire-bonding finger and the second wire-bonding finger are adjacent each other and to a die-attaching area of the substrate. The loop wiring connects the first wire-bonding finger with the second wire-bonding finger in series and connected to the trace. The loop wiring can be selectively broken or not when at least two chips are stacked on the die-attaching area and electrically connected to the first and second wire-bonding fingers respectively. Accordingly, the chips can operate respectively and independently without mutual interference if one of the chips is fail.

Abstract: A stackable bare-die package primarily comprises a substrate, a chip, a plurality of bonding wires and an encapsulant. The substrate has a slot where a step is formed inside the slot where a plurality of inner fingers are disposed on the step. A plurality of outer pads are disposed on the bottom surface and a plurality of transfer pads on the top surface. The chip is disposed on the top surface and is electrically connected to the inner fingers by a plurality of bonding wires passing through the slot. An encapsulant is formed inside the slot to encapsulate the bonding wires. There is a height difference between the step and the bottom surface so that the loop height of the bonding wires will not exceed the bottom surface. Therefore, when stacking the stackable bare-die packages, the exposed back surface of the chip will not be touched nor stressed to avoid die crack issues.

Abstract: A universal substrate and a semiconductor device utilizing the substrate are disclosed in the present invention. The universal substrate mainly comprises a plurality of inner pads and a plurality of outer pads. A plurality of bifurcate wirings and a plurality of fuses are formed on a surface of the substrate. The fuses are connected with the bifurcate wirings in series. By the bifurcate wirings and the fuses, each of the inner pads is electrically connected to all of the outer pads to provide optional electrical disconnections therebetween. Accordingly, the universal substrate can be utilized for connecting chips having various serial arrangements of bonding pads without replacing or manufacturing another substrate.