H01L2224/85205

Semiconductor module with mounting case and method for manufacturing the same
09837338 · 2017-12-05 · ·

A terminal case formed by integrally molding a lead frame and a case that has internally an inner face on which the lead frame is mounted and has externally a step portion fixed to a circuit block having an insulating substrate and semiconductor chips formed on the insulating substrate. An opening portion is formed between the step portion and the inner face so as to extend through them, and the opening portion is filled with an adhesive to bond the insulating substrate to the step portion. Since a connecting area to which a bonding wire of the lead frame is ultrasonically bonded is fixed, it is possible to reduce the bonding failures of the lead frames.

Support terminal integral with die pad in semiconductor package
09831161 · 2017-11-28 · ·

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element circuit, a conductive support and a sealing resin. The conductive support includes a die pad, first terminals spaced in a first direction, second terminals spaced in the first direction and opposite to the first terminals in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, and a support terminal connected to the die pad. The sealing resin encapsulates portions of the first and second terminals, a portion of the support terminal, the semiconductor element circuit and the die pad. The sealing resin has two first side surfaces spaced apart in the second direction and two second side surfaces spaced apart in the first direction. The first terminals and second terminals are exposed from the first side surfaces, while none of the elements of the conductive support is exposed from the second side surfaces.

Support terminal integral with die pad in semiconductor package
09831161 · 2017-11-28 · ·

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element circuit, a conductive support and a sealing resin. The conductive support includes a die pad, first terminals spaced in a first direction, second terminals spaced in the first direction and opposite to the first terminals in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, and a support terminal connected to the die pad. The sealing resin encapsulates portions of the first and second terminals, a portion of the support terminal, the semiconductor element circuit and the die pad. The sealing resin has two first side surfaces spaced apart in the second direction and two second side surfaces spaced apart in the first direction. The first terminals and second terminals are exposed from the first side surfaces, while none of the elements of the conductive support is exposed from the second side surfaces.

CHIP PACKAGE, METHOD OF FORMING A CHIP PACKAGE AND METHOD OF FORMING AN ELECTRICAL CONTACT

In various embodiments, a chip package is provided. The chip package may include a chip, a metal contact structure including a non-noble metal and electrically contacting the chip, a packaging material, and a protective layer including or essentially consisting of a portion formed at an interface between a portion of the metal contact structure and the packaging material, wherein the protective layer may include a noble metal, wherein the portion of the protective layer may include a plurality of regions free from the noble metal, and wherein the regions free from the noble metal may provide an interface between the packaging material and the non-noble metal of the metal contact structure.

CHIP PACKAGE, METHOD OF FORMING A CHIP PACKAGE AND METHOD OF FORMING AN ELECTRICAL CONTACT

In various embodiments, a chip package is provided. The chip package may include a chip, a metal contact structure including a non-noble metal and electrically contacting the chip, a packaging material, and a protective layer including or essentially consisting of a portion formed at an interface between a portion of the metal contact structure and the packaging material, wherein the protective layer may include a noble metal, wherein the portion of the protective layer may include a plurality of regions free from the noble metal, and wherein the regions free from the noble metal may provide an interface between the packaging material and the non-noble metal of the metal contact structure.

METHODS OF DETECTING BONDING BETWEEN A BONDING WIRE AND A BONDING LOCATION ON A WIRE BONDING MACHINE
20230170325 · 2023-06-01 ·

A method of determining a bonding status between a wire and at least one bonding location of a workpiece is provided. The method includes the steps of: (a) bonding a portion of a wire to a bonding location of a workpiece using a bonding tool of a wire bonding machine; (b) determining a motion profile of the bonding tool for determining if the portion of the wire is bonded to the bonding location, the motion profile being configured to result in the wire being broken during the motion profile if the portion of the wire is not bonded to the bonding location; and (c) moving the bonding tool along the motion profile to determine if the portion of the wire is bonded to the bonding location. Other methods of determining a bonding status between a wire and at least one bonding location of a workpiece are also provided.

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
20230170324 · 2023-06-01 · ·

A semiconductor device includes a mounting substrate having a first surface, a semiconductor chip mounted on the first surface and having a second surface facing a side opposite to the first surface, and a wire extending from a first joint point on the first surface toward a second joint point on the second surface and electrically connecting the mounting substrate and the semiconductor chip to each other by connecting the first joint point and the second joint point to each other. The wire includes a first part, a first bent portion, a second part, a second bent portion, and a third part arranged in order from the first joint point toward the second joint point. The first part is positioned on the first surface side with respect to the second surface when viewed in a first direction along the first surface and the second surface.

Floating Die Package

A floating die package including a cavity formed through sublimation of a sacrificial die encapsulant and sublimation or separation of die attach materials after molding assembly. A pinhole vent in the molding structure is provided as a sublimation path to allow gases to escape, whereby the die or die stack is released from the substrate and suspended in the cavity by the bond wires only.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES AND CORRESPONDING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
20230170283 · 2023-06-01 · ·

A “double-deck” semiconductor device includes a first semiconductor chip mounted to a first surface of a leadframe, with a first wire bonding pattern and a first mass of encapsulating material molded onto the first surface of the leadframe when the leadframe is in a first spatial orientation. The leadframe with the first semiconductor chip and the first wire bonding pattern encapsulated and thus protected by the first mass of encapsulating material is then turned over to a second spatial orientation. A second semiconductor chip is attached to the second surface of the leadframe, with a second wire bonding pattern and a second mass of encapsulating material, different from the first mass of encapsulating material molded onto the second surface of the leadframe.

Systems and methods for optimizing looping parameters and looping trajectories in the formation of wire loops

A method of forming a wire loop in connection with a semiconductor package is provided. The method includes the steps of: (1) providing package data related to the semiconductor package to a wire bonding machine; (2) providing at least one looping control value related to a desired wire loop to the wire bonding machine, the at least one looping control value including at least a loop height value related to the desired wire loop; (3) deriving looping parameters, using an algorithm, for forming the desired wire loop; (4) forming a first wire loop on the wire bonding machine using the looping parameters derived in step (3); (5) measuring actual looping control values of the first wire loop formed in step (4) corresponding to the at least one looping control value; and (6) comparing the actual looping control values measured in step (5) to the at least one looping control value provided in step (2).