Abstract: A stack package includes a first package having a first semiconductor chip and a first encapsulation member which seals the first semiconductor chip. A second package is stacked on the first package, and includes a second semiconductor chip and a second encapsulation member which seals the second semiconductor chip. Flexible conductors are disposed within the first encapsulation member of the first package in such a way as to electrically connect the first package and the second package.

Abstract: A stack package includes a first package having a first semiconductor chip and a first encapsulation member which seals the first semiconductor chip. A second package is stacked on the first package, and includes a second semiconductor chip and a second encapsulation member which seals the second semiconductor chip. Flexible conductors are disposed within the first encapsulation member of the first package in such a way as to electrically connect the first package and the second package.

Abstract: A stack package having stacked chips includes first voltage dropping units respectively formed in the chips; second voltage dropping units respectively formed in the chips; first signal generation units connected in parallel to a first line formed by connecting the first voltage dropping units in series, respectively formed in the chips, and configured to apply high level signals according to a voltage of the first line; second signal generation units connected in parallel to a second line formed by connecting in series the second voltage dropping units, respectively formed in the chips, and configured to apply high level signals according to a voltage of the second line; and chip selection signal generation units respectively formed in the chips, and configured to combine signals outputted from the first signal generation units and the second signal generation units and generate chip selection signals.

Abstract: A stack semiconductor package includes a first insulation member having engagement projections and a second insulation member formed having engagement grooves into which the engagement projections are to be engaged. First conductive members are disposed in the first insulation member and have portions which are exposed on the engagement projections. Second conductive members are disposed in the second insulation member in such a way as to face the first conductive members and have portions which are exposed in the engagement grooves. A first semiconductor chip is disposed within the first insulation member and is electrically connected to the first conductive members. A second semiconductor chip is disposed in the second insulation member and is electrically connected to the second conductive members.

Abstract: A printed circuit board includes a lower plate provided with an internal circuit wiring and having a recessed part at a surface thereof and a plurality of projection patterns at a lower surface of the recessed part; an upper plate having the same structure of the lower plate and adhered to the lower plate so that surfaces formed with the recessed part are opposite to each other; a heat circulation medium injected into an internal space formed by the recessed parts of the lower and upper plates.

Abstract: A stack package includes a first package having a first semiconductor chip and a first encapsulation member which seals the first semiconductor chip. A second package is stacked on the first package, and includes a second semiconductor chip and a second encapsulation member which seals the second semiconductor chip. Flexible conductors are disposed within the first encapsulation member of the first package in such a way as to electrically connect the first package and the second package.

Abstract: A stack semiconductor package includes a first insulation member having engagement projections and a second insulation member formed having engagement grooves into which the engagement projections are to be engaged. First conductive members are disposed in the first insulation member and have portions which are exposed on the engagement projections. Second conductive members are disposed in the second insulation member in such a way as to face the first conductive members and have portions which are exposed in the engagement grooves. A first semiconductor chip is disposed within the first insulation member and is electrically connected to the first conductive members. A second semiconductor chip is disposed in the second insulation member and is electrically connected to the second conductive members.

Abstract: An opener and a buffer table for a test handler are disclosed. The opener includes an opening plate, a plurality of pin blocks forming pairs, and at least one or more interval retaining apparatus for retaining an interval between the pin blocks forming a pair. Each of the pin blocks is movably coupled to the opening plate, and includes opening pins for releasing a holding state of a holding apparatus that holds semiconductor devices in a carrier board. Although semiconductor devices to be tested are altered in size and a carrier board loading with the semiconductor devices is thus replaced, the opener does not need to be replaced, thereby reducing the replacement cost and the waste of resources.

Abstract: A cooling unit for a semiconductor module includes a plate shaped first cooling body, a plate shaped second cooling body opposing the first cooling body and an adjustable cooling member placed between the first and second cooling bodies so that a distance between the first and second cooling bodies may be adjusted. Shapes of the cooling body include a honeycomb structure, cylinders, a hemicylindrical shape, a zigzag shape, and a bellows structure shape. By forming the cooling unit with an adjustable cooling member, the cooling unit can fit electronic devices of various sizes.

Abstract: A printed circuit board includes a lower plate provided with an internal circuit wiring and having a recessed part at a surface thereof and a plurality of projection patterns at a lower surface of the recessed part; an upper plate having the same structure of the lower plate and adhered to the lower plate so that surfaces formed with the recessed part are opposite to each other; a heat circulation medium injected into an internal space formed by the recessed parts of the lower and upper plates.