A power semiconductor device includes first and second disc-shaped electrodes and a wafer sandwiched between the electrodes. An outer insulating ring is attached to the first and second electrodes and surrounds the wafer. An inner insulating ring is located inside of the outer insulating ring and surrounds the wafer and a ring-shaped first flange portion laterally surrounds a main portion of the first electrode. An O-ring radially surrounds the main portion of the first electrode and is sandwiched in a vertical direction between the inner insulating ring and the first flange portion. In a relaxed state the O-ring has a cross-section that is elongated in the vertical direction such that, in the relaxed state, a height of the O-ring in the vertical direction is greater than a width of the O-ring in a radial direction that is parallel to the first contact face.

A display device includes: a circuit substrate including a plurality of pixel circuit units and a plurality of pads on a first surface thereof, the plurality of pads being electrically connected to the pixel circuit units; a display substrate on the circuit substrate and including a plurality of light emitting elements electrically connected to the pixel circuit units; a circuit board on the circuit substrate and including a plurality of circuit board pads electrically connected to the pads; a heat dissipation substrate on a second surface of the circuit substrate, the second surface being opposite to the first surface; and a cover substrate on the heat dissipation substrate and partially overlapping the circuit substrate and the circuit board. Each of the plurality of pads is in direct contact with at least one of the plurality of circuit board pads.

A power semiconductor module includes a semiconductor board and a number of semiconductor chips attached to the semiconductor board. Each semiconductor chip has two power electrodes. An adapter board is attached to the semiconductor board above the semiconductor chips. The adapter board includes a terminal area for each semiconductor chip on a side facing away from the semiconductor board. The adapter board, in each terminal area, provides a power terminal for each power electrode of the semiconductor chip associated with the terminal area. Each power terminal is electrically connected via a respective vertical post below the terminal area with a respective semiconductor chip and each of the power terminals has at least two plug connectors. Jumper connectors interconnect the plug connectors for electrically connecting power electrodes of different semiconductor chips.

A power semiconductor module includes a semiconductor board and a number of semiconductor chips attached to the semiconductor board. Each semiconductor chip has two power electrodes. An adapter board is attached to the semiconductor board above the semiconductor chips. The adapter board includes a terminal area for each semiconductor chip on a side facing away from the semiconductor board. The adapter board, in each terminal area, provides a power terminal for each power electrode of the semiconductor chip associated with the terminal area. Each power terminal is electrically connected via a respective vertical post below the terminal area with a respective semiconductor chip and each of the power terminals has at least two plug connectors. Jumper connectors interconnect the plug connectors for electrically connecting power electrodes of different semiconductor chips.

A sheet-shaped member 440 including a resin insulating layer 441 and a metal foil 442 is used. The sheet-shaped member 440 is deformed following warpage or step difference in a second conductor plate 431 and a fourth conductor plate 433, and therefore, the thickness of the resin insulating layer 441 can be set to a constant thickness of, for example, 120 μm capable of securing insulation properties. By plastically deforming a metal-based heat conduction member 450 having a thickness of, for example, 120 μm interposed between the sheet-shaped member 440 and a cooling member 340, the thickness of the metal-based heat conduction member 450 is changed to absorb the warpage or step difference generated in the second conductor plate 431 and the fourth conductor plate 433. This results in remarkable improvement in heat dissipation as compared with a case where the conductor plates are brought into contact with the cooling member 340 via an insulating layer alone.

A semiconductor device according to the present disclosure includes an electrically conductive first electrode block, an electrically conductive submount, an insulating layer, a semiconductor element, an electrically conductive bump, and an electrically conductive second electrode block. The submount is provided in a first region of the upper surface of the first electrode block, and electrically connected to the first electrode block. The semiconductor element is provided on the submount, and has a first electrode electrically connected to the submount. The bump is provided on the upper surface of a second electrode, opposite the first electrode, of the semiconductor element, and electrically connected to the second electrode. A third region of the lower surface of the second electrode block is electrically connected to the bump via an electrically conductive metal layer. An electrically conductive metal sheet is provided between the metal layer and the bump.

Provided is a bidirectional semiconductor package in which the number of processes for manufacturing the bidirectional semiconductor package is reduced. According to present application, a portion between one end and the other end of the buffer wire is in contact with the lower surface of the upper DBC substrate and heat generated by the semiconductor chip is transferred to the upper DBC substrate.

A connector includes a metal cylinder with three or more slots cut from a first end and three or more slots cut from a second end which are intercalated between the slots from the first end, whereby the connector is radially compressible along its entire length. The connector is adapted for insertion at one end into a hole in a circuit board, thereby making electrical contact to traces in the circuit board.

Methods for forming electrical circuitries on three-dimensional (3D) structures and devices made using the methods. A method includes additively forming and photocuring a 3D structure. The 3D structure is characterized by one or more three-dimensional flexible interconnects (3FIs), an upper level, a lower level, and a pedestal portion. The pedestal portion includes an undercut. The undercut defines an upper level overhang configured to define a mask region over a portion of the lower level. The method includes forming at least two electrically isolated planes of electronic circuitry by directionally depositing a selected material on the one or more 3FIs, the upper level, and one or more non-masked portions of the lower level.

An electronic component has a base 10; an electronic element 20 provided on one side of the base 10; a connecting body 30 provided on one side of the electronic element 20; a heat dissipating block 40 provided on one side of the connecting body 30; an insulating part 50 provided between the connecting body 30 and the heat dissipating block 40; and a sealing part 90 in which the electronic element 20, the connecting body 30 and the insulating part 50 are sealed. At least a part of a surface on another side of the base 10 is exposed from the sealing part 90. At least a part of a surface on one side of the heat dissipating block 40 is exposed from the sealing part 90.