Semiconductor device having a die and through substrate-via
A technology of semiconductors and devices, applied in the field of semiconductor devices with dies and through-substrate vias
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[0012] Three-dimensional integrated circuit devices are typically fabricated using die-on-wafer technology, in which electronic components (eg, circuits) are first fabricated on two or more semiconductor wafers. The individual dies are then aligned and attached to the semiconductor wafer and singulated to provide individual devices. Through-substrate vias (TSVs) are built into the wafer prior to attachment, or formed in the wafer stack after attachment. However, fabricating three-dimensional integrated circuit devices requires additional fabrication steps to bond the die and wafer together. This increases the cost of the device. Also, each additional manufacturing step increases the risk of inducing defects, which can reduce device yields.
[0013] Accordingly, the described techniques fabricate semiconductor devices having multiple stacked dies (eg, semiconductor wafers) on a substrate in a reliable, production-worthy manner. In one or more implementatio...
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