Various embodiments may provide a semiconductor package. The semiconductor package may include a first electrical component, a second electrical component, a first heat sink, and a second heat sink bonded to a first package interconnection component and a second package interconnection component. The first package interconnection component and the second package interconnection component may provide lateral and vertical interconnections in the package.

The present disclosure includes: a base plate having a shape of a sheet; a relay plate having a shape of a sheet; a terminal member; and an electronic component joined to one surface of the base plate. The base plate, the relay plate, and the terminal member are electrically conductive members and arranged on a same plane with gaps between the electrically conductive members. The electronic component and one surface of the relay plate are connected to each other by a bonding wire. The one surface of the relay plate and one surface of the terminal member are connected to each other by a bonding wire.

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor die attached to a substrate and a metal clip attached to a side of the semiconductor die facing away from the substrate by a soldered joint. The metal clip has a plurality of slots dimensioned so as to take up at least 10% of a solder paste that reflowed to form the soldered joint. Corresponding methods of production are also described.

A leadframe includes a die pad having arranged thereon a first semiconductor die with an electrically conductive ribbon extending on the first semiconductor die. The first semiconductor die lies intermediate the leadframe and the electrically conductive ribbon. A second semiconductor die is mounted on the electrically conductive ribbon to provide, on the same die pad, a stacked arrangement of the second semiconductor die and the first semiconductor die with the at least one electrically conductive ribbon intermediate the first semiconductor die and the second semiconductor die. Package size reduction can thus be achieved without appreciably affecting the assembly flow of the device.

Semiconductor device includes: semiconductor elements electrically connected in parallel; pad portion electrically connected to the semiconductor elements; and terminal portion electrically connected to the pad portion. As viewed in thickness direction, the semiconductor elements are aligned along first direction perpendicular to the thickness direction. The pad portion includes closed region surrounded by three line segments each formed by connecting two of first, second and third vertex not disposed on the same straight line. As viewed in thickness direction, the first vertex overlaps with one semiconductor element located in outermost position in first sense of the first direction. As viewed in the thickness direction, the second vertex overlaps with one semiconductor element located in outermost position in second sense of the first direction. As viewed in the thickness direction, the third vertex is located on perpendicular bisector of the line segment connecting the first and second vertex.

A method of attaching a metal clip to a semiconductor die includes: aligning a first bonding region of the metal clip with a first bond pad of the semiconductor die; and while the first bonding region of the metal clip is aligned with the first bond pad of the semiconductor die, forming a plurality of first wire bonds to the first bond pad of the semiconductor die through a plurality of openings in the first bonding region of the metal clip, the plurality of first wire bonds forming a joint between the metal clip and the first bond pad of the semiconductor die. Additional methods and related semiconductor packages produced from such methods are also described.

A gang clip includes a plurality of clips formed from a metal each having a center region oriented along a first plane and an angled clip foot having a foot height, a length and a bend angle sufficient to electrically contact a lead terminal of the leadframe to be used to form a device. Adjacent ones of the plurality of clips are joined to one another by a first tie bar also oriented along the first plane. The first tie bar extends to a saw street region located between adjacent ones of the clips. A second tie bar attached to the first tie bar is positioned in the saw street region.

In one example, a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes providing a substrate having substrate terminals and providing a component having a first component terminal and a second component terminal adjacent to a first major side of the component. The method includes providing a clip structure having a first clip, a second clip, and a clip connector coupling the first clip to the second clip. The method includes coupling the first clip to the first component terminal and a first substrate terminal and coupling the second clip to a second substrate terminal. The method includes encapsulating the component, portions of the substrate, and portions of the clip structure. the method includes removing a sacrificial portion of the clip connector while leaving a first portion of the clip connector attached to the first clip and leaving a second portion of the clip connector attached to the second clip. In some examples, the first portion of the clip connector includes a first portion surface, the second portion of the clip connector includes a second portion surface, and the first portion surface and the second portion surface are exposed from a top side of the encapsulant after the removing. Other examples and related structures are also disclosed herein.

A semiconductor chip package is provided with improved connections between different components within the package. The semiconductor chip package may comprise a semiconductor chip disposed on a substrate. The semiconductor chip may have a first surface and a second surface. The first surface of the semiconductor chip may be connected to the substrate. The semiconductor chip package may comprise a leadframe that includes a first lead and a second lead. The first lead of the leadframe may be directly attached to the second surface of the semiconductor chip. The second lead of the leadframe may be directly attached to the substrate.

A semiconductor chip stack module that includes a substrate, two first semiconductor chips supported by the substrate, and a second semiconductor chip stacked on both of the two first semiconductor chips. The second semiconductor chip is electrically connected to both of the two first semiconductor chips by a conductive paste configured between the second semiconductor chip and both of the two first semiconductor chips. As multiple standard chips are stacked in the power module, and their number as well as the connection methods (e.g. series or parallel) are flexible so that the user can choose which electric characteristic(s) to be increased in the power module with the stacked chips.