Abstract: A chip-on-film (COF) package includes a base film, a semiconductor chip mounted on a chip mounting region of a top surface of the base film, a plurality of top inner output conductive patterns, a plurality of bottom inner output conductive patterns and a plurality of landing vias. The top inner output conductive patterns are formed on the top surface of the base film and respectively connected to chip inner output pads formed on a bottom surface of the semiconductor chip. The bottom inner output conductive patterns are formed on a bottom surface of the base film. The landing vias are formed to vertically penetrate the base film and to respectively connect the top inner output conductive patterns and the bottom inner output conductive patterns. The landing vias are arranged within the chip mounting region to form a two-dimensional shape.

Abstract: A chip-on-film (COF) package includes a base film, a semiconductor chip mounted on a chip mounting region of a top surface of the base film, a plurality of top inner output conductive patterns, a plurality of bottom inner output conductive patterns and a plurality of landing vias. The top inner output conductive patterns are formed on the top surface of the base film and respectively connected to chip inner output pads formed on a bottom surface of the semiconductor chip. The bottom inner output conductive patterns are formed on a bottom surface of the base film. The landing vias are formed to vertically penetrate the base film and to respectively connect the top inner output conductive patterns and the bottom inner output conductive patterns. The landing vias are arranged within the chip mounting region to form a two-dimensional shape.

Abstract: A secure policy description method and apparatus for a secure operation system are provided. In the secure policy description method, a secure policy template is defined to have a subject, an object, and a permission assigned to the subject corresponding to the object. Then, the defined secure policy template is transformed to a TE (Type Enforcement) secure policy to be applied to a SELinux (Security enhanced Linux).