Reduced thickness packaged electronic device
AssigneeAmkor Technology, Inc.
InventorsThomas P. Glenn, Steven Webster, Roy Dale Hollaway
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AssigneeAmkor Technology, Inc.
InventorsThomas P. Glenn, Steven Webster, Roy Dale Hollaway
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An electronic device, such as a sensor die, is packaged by first forming a hole through a substrate. The hole is made large enough to position the entire electronic device within the hole. A tape is then applied to the second surface of the substrate to cover a second side of the hole, thereby creating a tape surface at the bottom of the hole. The electronic device is then positioned within the hole such that the electronic device is in contact with, and adhered to, the tape surface at the bottom of the hole. Electronic connections are made between the electronic device and the substrate and a layer of encapsulant is applied. In one embodiment, the electronic device is a sensor die and an optical element is positioned over an active region of the sensor die before the encapsulant is applied. The encapsulant then surrounds and holds the optical element in position over the active region of the sensor die.
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