A semiconductor device and a lead frame. The semiconductor device comprises at least one semiconductor chip that is attached to a surface of a base island in a first plane, wherein a connecting rib is connected to the base island, and has a first part which is obliquely connected to the base island; the connecting rib has a second part, and the second part has a surface in a second plane; the second plane is parallel to the first plane and is a plane different from the first plane; the connecting rib has a branch part divided from the second part and the branch part has, in the second plane, a surface used for receiving a lead connected to the semiconductor chip; and the branch part has an edge which is distant from a first edge of the base island by a first distance.

A semiconductor device and a lead frame. The semiconductor device comprises at least one semiconductor chip that is attached to a surface of a base island in a first plane, wherein a connecting rib is connected to the base island, and has a first part which is obliquely connected to the base island; the connecting rib has a second part, and the second part has a surface in a second plane; the second plane is parallel to the first plane and is a plane different from the first plane; the connecting rib has a branch part divided from the second part and the branch part has, in the second plane, a surface used for receiving a lead connected to the semiconductor chip; and the branch part has an edge which is distant from a first edge of the base island by a first distance.

A semiconductor device includes a sealing resin being an insulating resin sealing the semiconductor element therein, and a plurality of electrode terminals each including a root portion being a root protruding from the sealing resin, a tip portion being a tip and portion extending from the root portion, and a middle portion provided between the tip portion and the root portion, and the middle portion includes first middle portions having a width wider than those of the root portion and the tip portion in the first direction, and a second middle portion having a width wider than those of the root portion and the tip portion in the first direction, a width narrower than those of the first middle portions in the first direction, and a bent portion bent toward in a third direction orthogonal to the first direction and the second direction.

A semiconductor package assembly and an electronic device are provided. The semiconductor package assembly includes a base, a system-on-chip (SOC) package, a memory package and a silicon capacitor die. The base has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The SOC package is disposed on the first surface of the base and includes a SOC die having pads and a redistribution layer (RDL) structure. The RDL structure is electrically connected to the SOC die by the pads. The memory package is stacked on the SOC package and includes a memory package substrate and a memory die. The memory package substrate has a top surface and a bottom surface. The memory die is electrically connected to the memory package substrate. The silicon capacitor die is disposed on and electrically connected to the second surface of the base.

A semiconductor chip is arranged over a substrate in the form of a leadframe. A set of current-carrying formations configured as conductive ribbons are coupled to the semiconductor chip. The substrate does not include electrically conductive formations for electrically coupling the conductive ribbons to each other. Electrical contacts are formed via wedge bonding, for instance, between adjacent ones of the conductive ribbons so that a contact is provided between the adjacent ones of the conductive ribbons in support of a multi-formation current-carrying channel.

Pre-molded leadframes for semiconductor devices are manufactured by molding electrically insulating material onto a laminar sculptured structure of electrically conductive material including semiconductor device component die pads. First and second die pads are coupled via a first extension from the first die pad and a second extension from the second die pad at neighboring locations on the front surface of the leadframe and a bridge formation coupling the first and second extensions at the bacpk surface of the leadframe. The bridge formation provides a sacrificial connection between the first and second extensions which is selectively removed after molding the electrically insulating material in order to decouple the first and second die pads from each other. The removal of the sacrificial connection leaves a cavity formed at the second surface of the leadframe without affecting the shape of the die pads.

A semiconductor chip is arranged on a first surface of a die pad in a substrate (leadframe) including an array of electrically conductive leads. An encapsulation of laser direct structuring (LDS) material encapsulates the substrate and the semiconductor chip. The encapsulation has a first surface, a second surface opposed to the first surface and a peripheral surface. The array of electrically conductive leads protrude from the peripheral surface with areas of the second surface of the encapsulation arranged between adjacent leads. LDS structured areas of the second surface located between adjacent leads in the array of electrically conductive leads provide a further array of electrically conductive leads exposed at the second surface. First and second electrically conductive vias extending through the encapsulation material as well as electrically conductive lines over the encapsulation material provide an electrical bonding pattern between the semiconductor chip and selected ones of the leads.

Semiconductor chips to be singulated to individual semiconductor devices are arranged onto respective adjacent areas of a mounting substrate such as a pre-molded leadframe. The mounting substrate is made of a laminar, electrically conductive sculptured structure with molded electrically insulating material. Electrically conductive side formations in the adjacent areas of the mounting substrate include first and second pads at front and back surfaces, respectively, of the mounting substrate. The first contact pads at the front surface of the substrate include narrowed portions having side recesses. The second contact pads at the back surface of the substrate include widened portions having side extensions adjacent the side recesses. The electrically insulating material extends into the side recesses to provide anchoring formations of the insulating material to the electrically conductive sculptured structure of the mounting substrate.

A semiconductor device is provided, including a leadframe, a die attached to the leadframe using a first solder, a source clip and a gate clip attached to the die using a second solder, and a drain clip attached to the leadframe. The semiconductor device is inverted, so that the source clip and the gate clip are positioned on the bottom side of the semiconductor device, and the leadframe is positioned on the top side of the semiconductor device so that the leadframe is a top exposed drain clip. The source clip and/or the drain clip comprise a half cut locking feature. The half cut locking feature can be formed as a wing and located at the sides of the source clip and the gate clip.

An electronic device, a lead frame, and a method, including providing a lead frame with a Y-shaped feature having branch portions connected to a dam bar in a prospective gap in an equally spaced repeating lead pitch pattern, and a set of first leads extending parallel to one another along a first direction and spaced apart from one another along a second direction in lead locations of the repeating lead pitch pattern, attaching a semiconductor die to a die attach pad of the lead frame, attaching bond wires between bond pads of the semiconductor die, and the first leads, enclosing first portions of the first leads, the die attach pad, and a portion of the semiconductor die in a package structure, and performing a dam bar cut process that cuts through portions of the dam bar between the lead locations of the repeating lead pitch pattern.