Semiconductor package including stacked semiconductor chips
AssigneeSK hynix Inc.
InventorJin Kyoung PARK
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AssigneeSK hynix Inc.
InventorJin Kyoung PARK
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A semiconductor package including: a base layer; a first chip stack and a second chip stack sequentially stacked over the base layer, each of the first and second chip stacks including a plurality of semiconductor chips which are offset stacked to expose chip pads at one side edge thereof, and the chip pads including stack identification pads for identifying the first chip stack and the second chip stack and chip identification pads for identifying the plurality of semiconductor chips in each of the first and second chip stacks; a first inter-chip wire and a second inter-chip wire connecting power-applied ones of the chip identification pads of the plurality of semiconductor chips of the first and second chip stacks; a first stack wire and second stack wire connecting the chip identification pad of a lowermost semiconductor chip of the first and second chip stacks to the base layer.
A semiconductor package comprising:
The semiconductor package according to claim wherein the first inter-chip wire directly connects an nth chip identification pad of one semiconductor chip of the plurality of semiconductor chips of the first chip stack to an n-lth chip identification pad or an n+1th chip identification pad of another semiconductor chip of the plurality of semiconductor chips of the first chip stack, which is adjacent to the one semiconductor chip of the first chip stack, where n is a natural number, and
The semiconductor package according to claim wherein one side surface adjacent to the chip pads of the lowermost semiconductor chip of the second chip stack protrudes toward a direction opposite to an offset direction than one side surface adjacent to the chip pads of an uppermost semiconductor chip of the first chip stack.
The semiconductor package according to claim wherein each of the first and second chip stacks includes first to fourth semiconductor chips,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.