Abstract: A packaged semiconductor device includes a substrate, an electronic device coupled to the substrate, encapsulant including a first major surface surrounding the electronic device, and an oxygen barrier layer within fifty percent of a thickness of the encapsulant from a second major surface of the encapsulant. The oxygen barrier covers at least a portion of an area of the second major surface of the encapsulant to help reduce or eliminate warping of the encapsulant and/or the substrate of the packaged semiconductor device due to oxidation. A thickness of the oxygen barrier layer is less than 100 microns.

Abstract: A packaged semiconductor device includes a substrate, an electronic device coupled to the substrate, encapsulant including a first major surface surrounding the electronic device, and an oxygen barrier layer within fifty percent of a thickness of the encapsulant from a second major surface of the encapsulant. The oxygen barrier covers at least a portion of an area of the second major surface of the encapsulant to help reduce or eliminate warping of the encapsulant and/or the substrate of the packaged semiconductor device due to oxidation. A thickness of the oxygen barrier layer is less than 100 microns.

Abstract: A packaged semiconductor device includes a substrate, an electronic device coupled to the substrate, encapsulant including a first major surface surrounding the electronic device, and an oxygen barrier layer within fifty percent of a thickness of the encapsulant from a second major surface of the encapsulant. The oxygen barrier covers at least a portion of an area of the second major surface of the encapsulant to help reduce or eliminate warping of the encapsulant and/or the substrate of the packaged semiconductor device due to oxidation. A thickness of the oxygen barrier layer is less than 100 microns.

Abstract: Edge coupling of semiconductor dies. In some embodiments, a semiconductor device may include a first semiconductor die, a second semiconductor die disposed in a face-to-face configuration with respect to the first semiconductor die, and an interposer arranged between the first semiconductor and second semiconductor dies, the interposer having an edge detent configured to allow an electrical coupling between the first and second semiconductor dies. In other embodiments, a method may include coupling a first semiconductor die to a surface of an interposer where an edge of the interposer includes detents and the first semiconductor die includes a first pad aligned with a first detent, coupling a second semiconductor die to an opposite surface of the interposer where the first and second semiconductor dies are in a face-to-face configuration and the second semiconductor die includes a second pad aligned with a second detent, and coupling the first and second pads together.

Abstract: Edge coupling of semiconductor dies. In some embodiments, a semiconductor device may include a first semiconductor die, a second semiconductor die disposed in a face-to-face configuration with respect to the first semiconductor die, and an interposer arranged between the first semiconductor and second semiconductor dies, the interposer having an edge detent configured to allow an electrical coupling between the first and second semiconductor dies. In other embodiments, a method may include coupling a first semiconductor die to a surface of an interposer where an edge of the interposer includes detents and the first semiconductor die includes a first pad aligned with a first detent, coupling a second semiconductor die to an opposite surface of the interposer where the first and second semiconductor dies are in a face-to-face configuration and the second semiconductor die includes a second pad aligned with a second detent, and coupling the first and second pads together.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor die having a first major surface and a second major surface opposite the first major surface, a first minor surface and a second minor surface opposite the first minor surface, a plurality of contact pads on the first major surface, and a notch which extends from the first minor surface and the second major surface into the semiconductor die. The notch has a notch depth measured from the second major surface into the semiconductor die, wherein the notch depth is less than a thickness of the semiconductor die, and a notch length measured from the first minor surface into the semiconductor die, wherein the notch length is less than a length of the semiconductor die measured between the first and second minor surfaces. The device includes a lead having a first end in the notch, and an encapsulant over the first major surface.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor die having a first major surface and a second major surface opposite the first major surface, a first minor surface and a second minor surface opposite the first minor surface, a plurality of contact pads on the first major surface, and a notch which extends from the first minor surface and the second major surface into the semiconductor die. The notch has a notch depth measured from the second major surface into the semiconductor die, wherein the notch depth is less than a thickness of the semiconductor die, and a notch length measured from the first minor surface into the semiconductor die, wherein the notch length is less than a length of the semiconductor die measured between the first and second minor surfaces. The device includes a lead having a first end in the notch, and an encapsulant over the first major surface.