Patent classifications
H01L2224/37013
Semiconductor device having second connector that overlaps a part of first connector
A semiconductor device includes a first lead portion and a second lead portion spaced from each other in a first direction. A semiconductor chip is mounted to the first lead portion. A first connector has a first portion contacting a second electrode on the chip and a second portion connected to the second lead portion. A second connector has third portion that contacts the second electrode, but at a position further away than the first portion, and a fourth portion connected to the second portion. At least a part of the second connector overlaps a part of the first connector between the first lead portion and the second lead portion.
Semiconductor device having multiple contact clips
A semiconductor device includes a device carrier, a first semiconductor chip mounted on the device carrier and a second semiconductor chip mounted on the device carrier. Further, the semiconductor device includes a first contact clip bonded to a first electrode of the first semiconductor chip, a second contact clip bonded to a first electrode of the second semiconductor chip and an insulating connector configured to hold the first contact clip and the second contact clip together.
Semiconductor power package and method of manufacturing the same
A semiconductor power package includes a pre-molded chip housing and an electrically conducting chip carrier cast-in-place in the pre-molded chip housing. The semiconductor power package further includes a power semiconductor chip bonded on the electrically conducting chip carrier. A covering material is provided to embed the power semiconductor chip. The covering material has an elastic modulus less than an elastic modulus of a material of the pre-molded chip housing and/or a thermal conductivity greater than a thermal conductivity of the material of the pre-molded chip housing and/or a temperature stability greater than a temperature stability of the pre-molded chip housing.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND POWER CONVERSION DEVICE
In this power semiconductor module, a first lead frame and a second lead frame through which currents flow in opposite directions are arranged so as to overlap each other, whereby the internal inductance can be reduced. In a direction perpendicular to one main surface of a first metal wiring layer, each of the first lead frame and the second lead frame is provided so as not to overlap parts of end surfaces of the first metal wiring layer and a second metal wiring layer. Thus, in a manufacturing process for the power semiconductor module before sealing with sealing resin, it is possible to easily perform positioning between the lead frames and between the metal wiring layer and the lead frame, using the end surfaces, whereby the manufacturing process can be simplified.
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A semiconductor device includes a first lead portion and a second lead portion spaced from each other in a first direction. A semiconductor chip is mounted to the first lead portion. A first connector has a first portion contacting a second electrode on the chip and a second portion connected to the second lead portion. A second connector has third portion that contacts the second electrode, but at a position further away than the first portion, and a fourth portion connected to the second portion. At least a part of the second connector overlaps a part of the first connector between the first lead portion and the second lead portion.
Semiconductor device and power conversion device
The object is to provide a technique that can prevent cracks from appearing in an undesirable portion in a resin. A semiconductor device includes an electronic circuit including a semiconductor element, a metal electrode directly connected to the electronic circuit, and an encapsulation resin. The encapsulation resin encapsulates the electronic circuit and the metal electrode. An end portion of the metal electrode on a surface opposite to a surface facing the electronic circuit is acute-shaped, and an end portion of the metal electrode on the surface facing the electronic circuit is arc-shaped or obtuse-shaped.
Packaging solutions for devices and systems comprising lateral GaN power transistors
Packaging solutions for devices and systems comprising lateral GaN power transistors are disclosed, including components of a packaging assembly, a semiconductor device structure, and a method of fabrication thereof. In the packaging assembly, a GaN die, comprising one or more lateral GaN power transistors, is sandwiched between first and second leadframe layers, and interconnected using low inductance interconnections, without wirebonding. For thermal dissipation, the dual leadframe package assembly can be configured for either front-side or back-side cooling. Preferred embodiments facilitate alignment and registration of high current/low inductance interconnects for lateral GaN devices, in which contact areas or pads for source, drain and gate contacts are provided on the front-side of the GaN die. By eliminating wirebonding, and using low inductance interconnections with high electrical and thermal conductivity, PQFN technology can be adapted for packaging GaN die comprising one or more lateral GaN power transistors.
POWER CONVERSION APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A second lead frame is set onto a conductive layer and a busbar. The second lead frame has holes previously formed at opposite ends thereof, and pieces of solder material or solder pieces are inserted into the holes. Then, the solder pieces are vibrated by an ultrasonically vibrating tool, whereby the solder pieces are melted without having a high temperature. The second lead frame is thus bonded to the conductive layer and the busbar. A semiconductor element and the busbar are connected by a first lead frame and the second lead frame. The connection structure thereof is such that the second lead frame to be bonded by ultrasonic bonding or other bonding methods is not directly in contact with the semiconductor element, which eliminates the risk of damage to the semiconductor element.
Power semiconductor package having reduced form factor and increased current carrying capability
A power semiconductor package is disclosed. The power semiconductor package includes a leadframe having partially etched segments and at least one non-etched segment, a first semiconductor die having a first power transistor and a driver integrated circuit (IC) monolithically formed thereon, a second semiconductor die having a second power transistor, wherein the first semiconductor die and the second semiconductor die are configured for attachment to the partially etched segments, and wherein the partially etched segments and the at least one non-etched segment enable the first semiconductor die to be coupled to the second semiconductor die by a legless conductive clip.
Semiconductor Device Having Compliant and Crack-Arresting Interconnect Structure
A power converter (300) has a first transistor chip (310) conductively stacked on top of a second transistor chip (320) attached to a substrate (301). A first metallic clip (360) has a plate portion (360a) and a ridge portion (360c) bent at an angle from the plate portion. The plate portion is attached to the terminal of the first transistor chip opposite the second transistor chip. The ridge portion extends to the substrate is and is configured as a plurality of parallel straight fingers (360d). Each finger is discretely attached to the substrate using attachment material (361), for instance solder, and operable as a spring-line cantilever to accommodate, under a force lying in the plane of the substrate, elastic elongation based upon inherent material characteristics.