Abstract: Presented is a method for fabricating a semiconductor package, and the associated semiconductor package. The method includes providing a compliant coverlay having a resin film disposed thereon. A plurality of metallic spheres may be placed at predetermined positions in the resin film. A top surface and a bottom surface of the metallic spheres may be flattened. Tamp blocks on opposing sides of the metallic spheres may be used. The resin film may then be cured to permanently set the metallic spheres in the resin film, and the compliant overlay may then be removed. A semiconductor die may then be placed on the plurality of metallic spheres. An encapsulating layer may then be deposited over the semiconductor die, the plurality of metallic spheres, and the resin film. The semiconductor package may then be diced. The method does not include fabricating a metal leadframe for the semiconductor die.

Abstract: An apparatus and a method for detecting scene change using difference of MAD(Mean Absolute Difference), so called dMAD wherein the method for detecting scene change using difference of mean absolute difference(dMAD) between image frames by use of scene change detecting apparatus comprising frame memory, first absolute calculator, accumulator, multiplicator, first latch circuit, second absolute calculator, first comparator, second comparator, selector and second latch circuit, the method comprising the steps of: (A) calculating MAD of the `n`th input image frame and checking whether scene change judgement variable, which is used for current frame according to scene change of previous frame, is `1`; (B) judging scene change only using MAD since current frame corresponds to the second frame of new scene when scene change variable is `1` at said step (a); (C) judging scene change using dMAD as scene change variable when scene change variable is not `1` at said step (a); (D) saving scene change state and MAD of th

Abstract: A headlight moving apparatus which includes a steering wheel angle detecting member, a headlight angle detecting member, and an actuating member operatively associated with the steering wheel and headlight angle detecting members, whereby the headlights swing right and left on the basis of the angular position of the steering wheel.