Disclosed is an LED assembly having an omnidirectional light field. The LED assembly has a transparent substrate with first and second surfaces facing to opposite orientations respectively. LED chips are mounted on the first surface and are electrically interconnected by a circuit. A transparent capsule with a phosphor dispersed therein is formed on the first surface and substantially encloses the circuit and the LED chips. First and second electrode plates are formed on the first or second surface, and electrically connected to the LED chips.

Disclosed is an LED assembly having an omnidirectional light field. The LED assembly has a transparent substrate with first and second surfaces facing to opposite orientations respectively. LED chips are mounted on the first surface and are electrically interconnected by a circuit. A transparent capsule with a phosphor dispersed therein is formed on the first surface and substantially encloses the circuit and the LED chips. First and second electrode plates are formed on the first or second surface, and electrically connected to the LED chips.

In a general aspect, an electronic device assembly can include a dielectric substrate having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface and a leadframe including a first leadframe portion including a first plurality of signal leads, and a second leadframe portion including a second plurality of signal leads. The substrate can be coupled with a subset of the first plurality of signal leads and a subset of the second plurality of signal leads. Signal leads of the first plurality, other than the subset of the first plurality of signal leads, can be spaced from the dielectric substrate. Signal leads of the second plurality, other than the subset of the second plurality of signal leads, can be spaced from the dielectric substrate. The assembly can further include one or more semiconductor die that are electrically coupled with the substrate and the leadframe portions.

Example embodiments relate to lead frame based molded radio frequency packages. One example package includes a substrate. The package also includes a first electrical component arranged on the substrate. Additionally, the package includes a second electrical component. Further, the package includes a plurality of leads that are arranged spaced apart from the substrate and fixed in position relative thereto by a solidified molding compound. The leads were part of a lead frame prior to separating the package from the lead frame. The substrate was physically and electrically connected to the lead frame using a plurality of spaced apart connecting members prior to separating the package from the lead frame. During the separating of the package from the lead frame, each connecting member was divided into a first connecting member part and a second connecting member part. In addition, the package includes a frame part.

A semiconductor device includes a baseplate and a case which includes an external wall surrounding an internal space and a dividing wall extending in a first direction and separating the space into compartments. The dividing wall has a lower end fixed to the principal surface and includes, on a sidewall, a terrace positioned further away from the principal surface than the lower end and hanging out toward the space compared to the lower end in a second direction parallel to the principal surface and perpendicular to the first direction. A terminal's bonding part, to which a wire is bonded, is disposed on the terrace. A ratio of the wire's diameter to the bonding part's width in the first direction is set to ≤0.15, which prevents a situation where bonding power is not sufficiently applied to the bonding part during ultrasonic bonding of the wire, thus increasing the bonding strength.

There is provided a semiconductor module capable of preventing the peeling of a sealing resin on the side where connection sections used for the connection to semiconductor elements are arranged. A semiconductor module includes: an outer frame; sealing resins; gate signal output terminals, and partition sections laid across the outer flame to partition a space into a plurality of housing sections, in the partition sections which the gate signal output terminals with connection sections exposed are arranged. The partition sections have first surface sections on the side where the connection sections are arranged and second surface sections formed, on the side where the connection sections are not arranged, such that the peeling strength to the sealing resins is lower than that of the first surface sections.

This disclosure relates to a discrete cascode semiconductor device and associated method of manufacture, the device includes: a high voltage depletion mode device die having gate, source and drain terminals arranged on a first major surface thereof; a low voltage enhancement mode device die having a gate and a source terminal formed on a first major surface thereof, and a drain terminal formed on a second major surface opposite the first major surface. The drain terminal of the high voltage device die is mounted on a drain connection; the source terminal of the low voltage device die and the gate terminal of the high voltage device are mounted on a common source connection; and the drain terminal of the low voltage device die is mounted on the source terminal of the high voltage device.

A microelectronic device has a first die attached to a first die pad, and a second die attached to a second die pad. A magnetically permeable member is attached to a first coupler pad and a second coupler pad. A coupler component is attached to the magnetically permeable member. The first die pad, the second die pad, the first coupler pad, the second coupler pad, and the magnetically permeable member are electrically conductive. The first coupler pad is electrically isolated from the first die, from the second coupler pad, and from external leads of the microelectronic device. The second coupler pad is electrically isolated from the first die and from the external leads. The first die and the second die are electrically coupled to the coupler component. A package structure contains at least portions of the components of the microelectronic device and extends to the external leads.

A semiconductor apparatus includes: a first semiconductor chip; a resin enclosure having a space in which the first semiconductor chip is positioned; a lead terminal disposed in the resin enclosure; a second semiconductor chip configured to: control the first semiconductor chip, and be disposed on a first portion of the resin enclosure, the resin enclosure not overlapping with the lead terminal, as seen in planar view from a direction perpendicular to a top surface of the lead terminal; and a wire having a first end connected to the lead terminal and a second end connected to the second semiconductor chip.

A semiconductor package includes: a base substrate; a semiconductor chip stack including a plurality of semiconductor chips stacked on the base substrate in a first direction and each having an upper surface on which a plurality of pads are disposed; and bonding wire structures electrically connecting the base substrate and the semiconductor chips. The semiconductor chip stack includes a lower semiconductor chip stack and an upper semiconductor chip stack on the lower semiconductor chip stack. The plurality of semiconductor chips include a first semiconductor chip at an uppermost portion of the lower semiconductor chip stack and second semiconductor chips. The plurality of pads include first pads, aligned in a second direction, and second pads, spaced apart from the first pads in a third direction. The first pad on the first semiconductor chip, has an area larger than an area of each of the first pads on the second semiconductor chips.