Semiconductor device having mode of operation defined by inner bump assembly connection
AssigneeMaxim Integrated Products, Inc.
InventorsKymberly Tennille Christman, Roderick Brian Hogan, Anand K Chamakura
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AssigneeMaxim Integrated Products, Inc.
InventorsKymberly Tennille Christman, Roderick Brian Hogan, Anand K Chamakura
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Semiconductor devices are described that are configured to have a state of operation defined by a connection between at least one inner bump assembly and a selected outer bump assembly. In an implementation, the semiconductor device, which may be a wafer-level (chip-scale) package semiconductor device, includes an integrated circuit chip, a plurality of outer bump assemblies disposed on the chip, and one or more inner bump assemblies disposed on the chip so that the inner bump assemblies are at least partially surrounded by the outer bump assemblies. At least one of the inner bump assemblies is configured to be connected to a selected outer bump assembly to cause the integrated circuit chip to have a desired state of operation.
A semiconductor device comprising:
An electronic device comprising:
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