A semiconductor module includes: a chip carrier having a first side and a second, opposite side; a semiconductor chip arranged on the first side of the chip carrier; an encapsulation body that encapsulates the semiconductor chip; and at least two external contacts made of a metal or an alloy and arranged next to each other, which are electrically and mechanically connected to the first side of the first chip carrier and protrude laterally out of the encapsulation body. At least one of the external contacts has at least one wing arranged within the encapsulation body and located opposite the other external contact. The wing includes one or more cutouts that are filled with the encapsulation material of the encapsulation body.

A power module that includes a semiconductor chip configured to generate heat, a metal layer electrically connected to the semiconductor chip to allow current to flow therethrough, a cooling channel facing the metal layer for dissipating heat out of the semiconductor chip, and a resin layer interposed between the metal layer and the cooling channel and integrally formed in an internal space of the power module.

A semiconductor module includes a resin molded part encapsulating a semiconductor chip, a first terminal having a plate shape, and a second terminal having a plate shape. The first terminal and the second terminal are disposed on top of the other in a thickness direction. The first terminal is exposed from a first surface of the resin molded part, and the second terminal is projected from a second surface of the resin molded part to an outside of the resin molded part, the second surface being different from the first surface from which the first terminal is exposed.

Embedded die packaging for high voltage, high temperature operation of power semiconductor devices is disclosed, wherein a power semiconductor die is embedded in package body comprising dielectric layers and electrically conductive layers, and where an external dielectric coating, such as a solder resist coating is provided on one or both external sides of the package body. The solder resist coating is patterned to avoid inside corners, e.g. the solder resist does not extend around or between electrical contact areas and thermal pads. It is observed that in conventional solder resist coatings, during thermal cycling, cracks tend to initiate at high stress points, such as at sharp inside corners. A solder resist layout which omits inside corners, and comprises outside corners only, is demonstrated to provide significantly improved resistance to initiation and propagation of cracks. Where inside corners are unavoidable, they are appropriately radiused to reduce stress.

A semiconductor package includes: a lead frame that includes a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface, where the lead frame includes a first lead that extends in a first direction, and a plurality of second leads that are spaced apart from the first lead on both sides of the first lead; at least one semiconductor chip mounted on the first surface of the lead frame by a plurality of bumps; and an encapsulant that encapsulates the lead frame and the at least one semiconductor chip, wherein the first lead has a groove in the first surface that partitions the plurality of bumps in contact with the first lead.

A semiconductor package includes a semiconductor die including terminals, a plurality of leads, at least some of the leads being electrically coupled to the terminals within the semiconductor package, a sensor on a surface of the semiconductor die, laser shielding forming a perimeter around the sensor on the surface of the semiconductor die, and a mold compound surrounding the semiconductor die except for an area inside the perimeter on the surface of the semiconductor die such that the sensor is exposed to an external environment.

There is provided a technique that includes: a lead having a main surface facing in a thickness direction; a semiconductor element mounted over the main surface; and a sealing resin that is in contact with the main surface and covers the semiconductor element, wherein the lead is formed with a plurality of grooves that are recessed from the main surface and are located apart from each other, and wherein the plurality of grooves are located away from a peripheral edge of the main surface.

Electronic packages and related methods are disclosed. An example electronic package apparatus includes a substrate and an electronic component. A protective material is positioned on a first surface, a second surface and all side surfaces of the electronic component to encase the electronic component. An enclosure is coupled to the substrate to cover the protective material and the electronic component.

An integrated circuit includes a lead frame, a first die, and a second die. The first die is bonded to and electrically connected to the lead frame. The second die is electrically connected to and spaced apart from the first die.

This disclosure relates to a cascode HEMT semiconductor device including a lead frame, a die pad attached to the lead frame, and a HEMT die attached to the die pad. The HEMT die includes a HEMT source and a HEMT drain on a first side, and a HEMT gate on a second side. The device further includes a MOSFET die attached to the source of the HEMT die, and the MOSFET die includes a MOSFET source, a MOSFET gate and a MOSFET drain. The MOSFET drain is connected to the HEMT source, and the MOSFET source includes a MOSFET source clip. The MOSFET source clip includes a pillar so to connect the MOSFET source to the HEMT gate, and the connection between the MOSFET source to the HEMT gate is established by a conductive material.