Abstract: A method for manufacturing an electronics package is provided that comprises forming at least one module block by providing a carrier substrate having a recess, placing at least one electronic component die in said recess, filling said recess with a molding material, and depositing a circuit layer connected with said at least one component die. It further provides an electronics package, comprising a carrier substrate having a recess, at least one electronic component die placed in said recess, a molding material filling said recess, and a circuit layer connected with said at least one component die.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an electronics package is provided in which a carrier is provided, at least one electronic component is placed on the carrier and a base layer is then deposited on the electronic component(s). The base layer may include a dielectric layer binding the electronic component(s) to the carrier and providing an adhesive surface for further layers. Alternatively, the base layer may include an electrically conductive layer binding the electronic component(s) to the carrier and providing electromagnetic shielding for the electronic component(s) and an adhesive surface for further layers. A corresponding shield and a computer-readable medium for storing instructions for instructing a computer to perform the manufacturing method are also provided.

Abstract: The invention is related to a method of manufacturing connection bumps on substrates, and in particular to a connection bump formed by depositing conductive ink and placing a conductive element on top of the ink. The final connection bump is formed by curing the conductive ink, thus providing a conductive attachment of the conductive element to a substrate surface. Ink-jet printing may be used for depositing ink on the surface.

Abstract: A method is presented for bare die attachment using conductive ink dots. Dielectric ink dots may be applied, for example as spacer bumps or for attaching. The conductive ink dots are not cured until die and substrate are placed on top of each other, and then cured to form a conductive connection between die and substrate.