Abstract: A steroid sulfatase inhibitor provided by the present invention is a safe substance without toxicity and adverse effects, has inhibitory activity against various viruses, and thus is capable of effectively preventing, ameliorating, or treating viral infections or diseases caused by viral infections.

Abstract: Dual-layered structural semiconductor chips are provided. The semiconductor chip includes a first semiconductor chip and a second semiconductor chip bonded to the first semiconductor chip. The first semiconductor chip includes a first substrate having a first bottom surface. The second semiconductor chip includes a second substrate having a second bottom surface. The first bottom surface directly contacts the second bottom surface. The related packages and the related methods are also provided.

Abstract: Dual-layered structural semiconductor chips are provided. The semiconductor chip includes a first semiconductor chip and a second semiconductor chip bonded to the first semiconductor chip. The first semiconductor chip includes a first substrate having a first bottom surface. The second semiconductor chip includes a second substrate having a second bottom surface. The first bottom surface directly contacts the second bottom surface. The related packages and the related methods are also provided.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a substrate, a first semiconductor chip module attached to the substrate, a conductive connection member attached to the first semiconductor chip module, and a second semiconductor chip module attached to the conductive connection member. The first and second semiconductor chip modules are formed to have step like shapes to and extend laterally in opposite directions so as to define a zigzag arrangement together.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a substrate, a first semiconductor chip module attached to the substrate, a conductive connection member attached to the first semiconductor chip module, and a second semiconductor chip module attached to the conductive connection member. The first and second semiconductor chip modules are formed to have step like shapes to and extend laterally in opposite directions so as to define a zigzag arrangement together.

Abstract: Dual-layered structural semiconductor chips are provided. The semiconductor chip includes a first semiconductor chip and a second semiconductor chip bonded to the first semiconductor chip. The first semiconductor chip includes a first substrate having a first bottom surface. The second semiconductor chip includes a second substrate having a second bottom surface. The first bottom surface directly contacts the second bottom surface. The related packages and the related methods are also provided.

Abstract: A spiral staircase shaped stacked semiconductor package is presented. The package includes a semiconductor chip module, a substrate and connection members. The semiconductor chip module includes at least two semiconductor chips which have chip selection pads and through-electrodes. The semiconductor chips are stacked such that the chip selection pads are exposed and the through-electrodes of the stacked semiconductor chips are electrically connected to one another. The substrate has the semiconductor chip module mounted thereto and has connection pads. The connection members electrically connect the chip selection pads to respective connection pads.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a semiconductor chip possessing a shape with corners and has a circuit section. The semiconductor chip has one or more chamfered portions which are formed in a first corner group that includes one or more of the corners. Data bonding pads are disposed on the semiconductor chip and are electrically connected to the circuit section. A chip selection pad is disposed adjacent to a second corner group that includes at least one of the corners which is not formed with a chamfered portion. The chip selection pad is electrically connected to the circuit section. A plurality of the semiconductor packages may be stacked so that the chip selection pad of one of the semiconductor packages is left exposed when another semiconductor package is stacked thereover due to the chamfered portion of the other semiconductor package.

Abstract: A staircase shaped stacked semiconductor package is presented which includes a substrate, a multiplicity of semiconductor chip modules, a connection member, and conductive members. The substrate has connection pads along an upper surface edge. Each semiconductor chip module includes a first and a second semiconductor chip that oppose each other. The first and second semiconductor chips have respective first and second bonding pads along exposed surfaces. The connection member is placed on an uppermost semiconductor chip module and has first and second terminals electrically connected to the first and second bonding pads via conductive members. The conductive members are also coupled to the connection pads of the substrate.

Abstract: A spiral staircase shaped stacked semiconductor package is presented. The package includes a semiconductor chip module, a substrate and connection members. The semiconductor chip module includes at least two semiconductor chips which have chip selection pads and through-electrodes. The semiconductor chips are stacked such that the chip selection pads are exposed and the through-electrodes of the stacked semiconductor chips are electrically connected to one another. The substrate has the semiconductor chip module mounted thereto and has connection pads. The connection members electrically connect the chip selection pads to respective connection pads.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a substrate, a first semiconductor chip module attached to the substrate, a conductive connection member attached to the first semiconductor chip module, and a second semiconductor chip module attached to the conductive connection member. The first and second semiconductor chip modules are formed to have step like shapes to and extend laterally in opposite directions so as to define a zigzag arrangement together.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a semiconductor chip possessing a shape with corners and has a circuit section. The semiconductor chip has one or more chamfered portions which are formed in a first corner group that includes one or more of the corners. Data bonding pads are disposed on the semiconductor chip and are electrically connected to the circuit section. A chip selection pad is disposed adjacent to a second corner group that includes at least one of the corners which is not formed with a chamfered portion. The chip selection pad is electrically connected to the circuit section. A plurality of the semiconductor packages may be stacked so that the chip selection pad of one of the semiconductor packages is left exposed when another semiconductor package is stacked thereover due to the chamfered portion of the other semiconductor package.

Abstract: Disclosed is a semiconductor package and a multi-chip semiconductor package. The semiconductor package includes a semiconductor chip having bonding pads located at a center portion thereof; redistribution patterns extending from the bonding pads toward one edge of the semiconductor chip; and dummy bump pads located adjacent to another edge of the semiconductor chip which is opposite the one edge.

Abstract: A staircase shaped stacked semiconductor package is presented which includes a substrate, a multiplicity of semiconductor chip modules, a connection member, and conductive members. The substrate has connection pads along an upper surface edge. Each semiconductor chip module includes a first and a second semiconductor chip that oppose each other. The first and second semiconductor chips have respective first and second bonding pads along exposed surfaces. The connection member is placed on an uppermost semiconductor chip module and has first and second terminals electrically connected to the first and second bonding pads via conductive members. The conductive members are also coupled to the connection pads of the substrate.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a substrate having a plurality of connection pads and a plurality of ball lands; a semiconductor chip attached to one surface of the substrate and having a plurality of bonding pads that are connected to the respective connection pads of the substrate; a first molding structure covering an upper surface of the substrate including a connection region between the bonding pads and the connection pads and the semiconductor chip; a second molding structure formed adjacent to an edge of the lower surface of the substrate; and a plurality of solder balls attached to the respective ball lands of the substrate.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a first semiconductor chip having a first semiconductor chip body including a first circuit region and peripheral regions arranged around the first circuit region. A first bonding pad group is arranged within the first circuit region and includes a plurality of bonding pads. A first redistribution group including a plurality of redistributions is electrically connected to the respective bonding pads and extends towards the peripheral regions. The package further includes a second semiconductor chip having a second semiconductor chip body including a second circuit region opposing the first circuit region. A second bonding pad group is arranged within the second circuit region and corresponds to the first bonding pad group. A second redistribution group is electrically connected to the respective bonding pads of the second bonding pad group. Redistribution connection members are used to electrically connect the first redistribution group to the second redistribution group.

Abstract: Disclosed is a semiconductor package and a multi-chip semiconductor package. The semiconductor package includes a semiconductor chip having bonding pads located at a center portion thereof; redistribution patterns extending from the bonding pads toward one edge of the semiconductor chip; and dummy bump pads located adjacent to another edge of the semiconductor chip which is opposite the one edge.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a substrate having a plurality of connection pads and a plurality of ball lands; a semiconductor chip attached to one surface of the substrate and having a plurality of bonding pads that are connected to the respective connection pads of the substrate; a first molding structure covering an upper surface of the substrate including a connection region between the bonding pads and the connection pads and the semiconductor chip; a second molding structure formed adjacent to an edge of the lower surface of the substrate; and a plurality of solder balls attached to the respective ball lands of the substrate.

Abstract: A stack package comprises a first semiconductor package having a substrate which is formed with a plurality of conductive patterns on a lower surface thereof and with an insulation layer on the lower surface thereof including the conductive patterns, the insulation layer having grooves for exposing the portions of the conductive patterns disposed at least both end portions of the substrate; a second semiconductor package located below the first semiconductor package and having the same structure as the first semiconductor package; conductive adhesives formed on the exposed end portions of the conductive patterns of the first and second semiconductor packages; and a plurality of clip-shaped conductors clipped on both ends of the second semiconductor package and having first ends and second ends which electrically and mechanically connect the conductive patterns of the first semiconductor package and the conductive patterns of the second semiconductor package to each other via the conductive adhesives.

Abstract: A chip stack package has semiconductor chips connected to the substrate by the same signal pathway lengths to prevent malfunction of the semiconductor chips. In the chip stack package, first and second semiconductor chips disposed opposite to each other. The first and second semiconductor chips having bonding bumps are bonded to upper and bottom surfaces of the pattern tape. The bonded chips are then bonded to an upper surface of a substrate. The bond fingers of the substrate are in electrical contact with the bond leads of the pattern tape. Ball lands are formed on the bottom surface of the substrate to which solder balls are attached.