A semiconductor device includes a first substrate, a second substrate spaced apart from the first substrate in a first direction, a first metal layer on the first substrate, a second metal layer on the first substrate and spaced apart from the first metal layer in a second direction, a first semiconductor element, and a second semiconductor element. The second substrate includes a main wiring and a signal wiring. The first semiconductor element includes a first electrode on the first metal layer, a second electrode connected to the main wiring, and a first gate electrode connected to the signal wiring. The second semiconductor element includes a third electrode on the second metal layer, a fourth electrode connected to the main wiring, and a second gate electrode connected to the signal wiring. During operation, current flows in wiring layers of the main wiring in opposite directions.

A light-emitting device includes a carrier, a light-emitting element and a connection structure. The carrier includes a first electrical conduction portion. The light-emitting element includes a first light-emitting layer capable of emitting first light and a first contact electrode formed under the light-emitting layer. The first contact electrode is corresponded to the first electrical conduction portion. The connection structure includes a first electrical connection portion and a protective portion surrounding the first contact electrode and the first electrical connection portion. The first electrical connection portion includes an upper portion, a lower portion and a neck portion arranged between the upper portion and the lower portion. An edge of the upper portion is protruded beyond the neck portion, and an edge of the lower portion is protruded beyond the upper portion.

A method of fabricating a semiconductor device is disclosed. In one aspect, the method includes placing a first semiconductor chip on a carrier with the first main surface of the first semiconductor chip facing the carrier. A first layer of soft solder material is provided between the first main surface and the carrier. Heat is applied during placing so that a temperature at the first layer of soft solder material is equal to or higher than a melting temperature of the first layer of soft solder material. A second layer of soft solder material is provided between the first contact area and the second main surface. Heat is applied during placing so that a temperature at the second layer of soft solder material is equal to or higher than a melting temperature of the second layer of soft solder material. The first and second layers of soft solder material are cooled to solidify the soft solder materials.

A method of fabricating a semiconductor device is disclosed. In one aspect, the method includes placing a first semiconductor chip on a carrier with the first main surface of the first semiconductor chip facing the carrier. A first layer of soft solder material is provided between the first main surface and the carrier. Heat is applied during placing so that a temperature at the first layer of soft solder material is equal to or higher than a melting temperature of the first layer of soft solder material. A second layer of soft solder material is provided between the first contact area and the second main surface. Heat is applied during placing so that a temperature at the second layer of soft solder material is equal to or higher than a melting temperature of the second layer of soft solder material. The first and second layers of soft solder material are cooled to solidify the soft solder materials.

A package comprising a chip carrier, an electronic chip on the chip carrier, a clip on the electronic chip, an encapsulant at least partially encapsulating the electronic chip, and an electrically conductive vertical connection structure provided separately from the clip and electrically connecting the chip carrier with the clip.

A package comprising a chip carrier, an electronic chip on the chip carrier, a clip on the electronic chip, an encapsulant at least partially encapsulating the electronic chip, and an electrically conductive vertical connection structure provided separately from the clip and electrically connecting the chip carrier with the clip.

An anisotropic conductive film including an electrically insulating adhesive layer, and electrically conductive particles disposed on the electrically insulating adhesive layer. In such an anisotropic conductive film, the electrically conductive particles are disposed in a lattice by being arranged in first direction rows and second direction rows, and narrow and wide intervals are provided between neighboring rows in at least one of the direction rows. As a result, opposing terminals are stably connected using the anisotropic conductive film, inspection after the connecting is more easily performed, and the number of electrically conductive particles not involved in the connection are reduced and, thereby, the manufacturing cost of the anisotropic conductive film is reduced, even in FOG connections or the like with finer bump pitches.

An anisotropic conductive film including an electrically insulating adhesive layer, and electrically conductive particles disposed on the electrically insulating adhesive layer. In such an anisotropic conductive film, the electrically conductive particles are disposed in a lattice by being arranged in first direction rows and second direction rows, and narrow and wide intervals are provided between neighboring rows in at least one of the direction rows. As a result, opposing terminals are stably connected using the anisotropic conductive film, inspection after the connecting is more easily performed, and the number of electrically conductive particles not involved in the connection are reduced and, thereby, the manufacturing cost of the anisotropic conductive film is reduced, even in FOG connections or the like with finer bump pitches.

A semiconductor device A1 disclosed includes: a semiconductor element 10 having an element obverse face and element reverse face that face oppositely in a thickness direction z, with an obverse-face electrode 11 (first electrode 111) and a reverse-face electrode 12 respectively formed on the element obverse face and the element reverse face; a conductive member 22A opposing the element reverse face and conductively bonded to the reverse-face electrode 12; a conductive member 22B spaced apart from the conductive member 22A and electrically connected to the obverse-face electrode 11; and a lead member 51 having a lead obverse face 51a facing in the same direction as the element obverse face and connecting the obverse-face electrode 11 and the conductive member 22B. The lead member 51, bonded to the obverse-face electrode 11 via a lead bonding layer 321, includes a protrusion 521 protruding in the thickness direction z from the lead obverse face 51a. The protrusion 521 overlaps with the obverse-face electrode 11 as viewed in the thickness direction z. This configuration suppresses deformation of the connecting member to be pressed during sintering treatment.

A semiconductor device A1 disclosed includes: a semiconductor element 10 having an element obverse face and element reverse face that face oppositely in a thickness direction z, with an obverse-face electrode 11 (first electrode 111) and a reverse-face electrode 12 respectively formed on the element obverse face and the element reverse face; a conductive member 22A opposing the element reverse face and conductively bonded to the reverse-face electrode 12; a conductive member 22B spaced apart from the conductive member 22A and electrically connected to the obverse-face electrode 11; and a lead member 51 having a lead obverse face 51a facing in the same direction as the element obverse face and connecting the obverse-face electrode 11 and the conductive member 22B. The lead member 51, bonded to the obverse-face electrode 11 via a lead bonding layer 321, includes a protrusion 521 protruding in the thickness direction z from the lead obverse face 51a. The protrusion 521 overlaps with the obverse-face electrode 11 as viewed in the thickness direction z. This configuration suppresses deformation of the connecting member to be pressed during sintering treatment.