Method of making a cavity ball grid array apparatus
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsJerry M. Brooks, Steven G. Thummel
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AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsJerry M. Brooks, Steven G. Thummel
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A ball grid array (BGA) package includes a central cavity for receiving a semiconductor die therein. The die rests on a base laminate, the die side of which includes traces therein extending into the cavity, which is framed at least by an anisotropically-conductive adhesive layer. Bond pads on the die are electrically connected, as by wire bonds or, in the case of a flip-chip configured die, solder balls or conductive adhesive elements, to the traces. The traces are in turn, electrically connected through conductive vias to conductive element sites on the opposite side of the base laminate through a dielectric layer, the conductive element sites carrying solder balls or other discrete conductive bonding elements for connection to higher-level packaging. A ground or other reference voltage plane, which is also electrically connected to at least one trace through the anisotropically-conductive adhesive layer, may extend over the adhesive layer and frame the cavity, or also extend over the cavity to provide an enclosure for the die. In the former case, an encapsulant is applied over the die and electrical connections to the traces.
A method of fabricating a semiconductor die package, comprising:
The method of 38, wherein said applying a dielectric layer of material to at least a portion of said upper surface of said base layer comprises applying a dielectric layer of a thickness sufficient to provide clearance between said semiconductor die and a plurality of bond wires extending therefrom and said conductive reference plane layer.
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor die package, comprising:
A method of making a semiconductor die package, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.