A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element, a first lead including a mounting portion for the semiconductor element and a first terminal portion connected to the mounting portion, and a sealing resin covering the semiconductor element and a portion of the first lead. The mounting portion has a mounting-portion front surface and a mounting-portion back surface opposite to each other in a thickness direction, with the semiconductor element mounted on the mounting-portion front surface. The sealing resin includes a resin front surface, a resin back surface and a resin side surface connecting the resin front surface and the resin back surface. The mounting-portion back surface of the first lead is flush with the resin back surface. The first terminal portion includes a first-terminal-portion back surface exposed from the resin back surface, in a manner such that the first-terminal-portion back surface extends to the resin side surface.

A half-bridge power semiconductor module includes an insulating wiring board including a positive-electrode wiring conductor, a bridge wiring conductor, and a negative-electrode wiring conductor arranged on or above a single insulating plate in such a way as to be electrically insulated from each other. The back-surface electrodes of a high-side power semiconductor device and a low-side power semiconductor device are joined to the front sides of the positive-electrode wiring conductor and the bridge wiring conductor. Front-surface electrodes of the high-side power semiconductor device and the low-side power semiconductor device are connected to the bridge wiring conductor and the negative-electrode wiring conductor by a plurality of bonding wires and a plurality of bonding wires.

An integrated circuit (IC) package with stacked die wire bond connections has two stacked IC dies, where a first die couples to a metallization structure directly and a second die stacked on top of the first die connects to the metallization structure through wire bond connections. The IC dies are coupled to one another through an interior metal layer of the metallization structure. Vias are used to couple to the interior metal layer.

A semiconductor device includes a first conductive plate, a second conductive plate, first switching elements, second switching elements, a first supply terminal and a second supply terminal. The first and second conductive plates are spaced apart from each other in a first direction. The first switching elements are bonded to the first conductive plate, and are electrically connected to the second conductive plate. The second switching elements are bonded to the second conductive plate. The first supply terminal is bonded to the first conductive plate. The second supply terminal has a region that overlaps with the first supply terminal as viewed in a plan view. The second supply terminal is spaced apart from the first conductive plate and the first supply terminal in a thickness direction perpendicular to the first direction. The second supply terminal is electrically connected to the second switching elements.

CTE compensation for wafer-level and chip-scale packages and assemblies.

A semiconductor device includes a predetermined number of leads, a semiconductor element electrically connected to the leads and supported by one of the leads, and a sealing resin that covers the semiconductor element and a part of each lead. Each lead includes some portions exposed from the sealing resin. A surface plating layer is formed on at least one of the exposed portions of the respective leads.

A mechanism is provided to reduce noise effects on signals traversing bond wires of a SOC by forming a bond wire ring structure that decreases mutual inductance and capacitive coupling. Bond wires form the ring structure in a daisy chain connecting isolated ground leads at a semiconductor device package surrounding the semiconductor device. This structure reduces out-of-plane electromagnetic field interference generated by signals in lead wires, as well as mutual capacitance and mutual inductance.

A semiconductor device includes a header, a semiconductor chip fixed to the header constituting a MOSFET, and a sealing body of insulating resin which covers the semiconductor chip, the header and the like, and further includes a drain lead contiguously formed with the header and projects from one side surface of the sealing body, and a source lead and a gate lead which project in parallel from one side surface of the sealing body, and wires which are positioned in the inside of the sealing body and connect electrodes on an upper surface of the semiconductor chip and the source lead and the gate lead, with a gate electrode pad arranged at a position from the gate lead and the source lead farther than a source electrode pad.

A semiconductor device includes a header, a semiconductor chip fixed to the header constituting a MOSFET, and a sealing body of insulating resin which covers the semiconductor chip, the header and the like, and further includes a drain lead contiguously formed with the header and projects from one side surface of the sealing body, and a source lead and a gate lead which project in parallel from one side surface of the sealing body, and wires which are positioned in the inside of the sealing body and connect electrodes on an upper surface of the semiconductor chip and the source lead and the gate lead, with a gate electrode pad arranged at a position from the gate lead and the source lead farther than a source electrode pad.

An electronic component, in one embodiment, includes a semiconductor die, a die pad supporting the semiconductor die, and a plurality of leads that include a first set of metal lines and a second set of metal lines. The first set of metal lines cross over the second set of metal lines at crossings. The first set of metal lines is separated by a molding compound from the second set of metal line at the crossings. The first set of metal lines is in a same first plane parallel to the semiconductor die. Each of the second set of metal lines include a first portion oriented along the first set of metal lines and disposed in the first plane, and a second portion offset from the first portion. A plurality of electrical connections couple the semiconductor die to the plurality of leads.