A method of manufacturing a WBGA package includes providing a carrier having a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface of the carrier, wherein the carrier has a through hole extending between the first surface and the second surface of the carrier; disposing an electronic component on the second surface of the carrier, wherein the electronic component includes a first bonding pad and a second bonding pad; and electrically connecting the first bonding pad and the second bonding pad through a first bonding wire.

In one example, an electronic device structure includes a substrate having a conductive structure adjacent to a surface. The conductive structure can include a plurality of conductive traces. First and second electronic devices are disposed adjacent to the top surface. The first electronic device is interposed between a first conductive trace and a second conductive trace, and the second electronic device is interposed between the second conductive trace and a third conductive trace. A continuous wire structure including a first bond structure is connected to the first conductive trace, a second bond structure is connected to the second conductive trace, a third bond structure is connected to the third conductive trace, a first wire portion is interconnected between the first bond structure and the second bond structure and disposed to overlie the first electronic device, and a second wire portion is interconnected between the second bond structure and the third bond structure and disposed to overlie the second electronic device. Other examples and related methods are also disclosed herein.

A semiconductor device includes a first stacked body including a plurality of first semiconductor chips stacked along a first direction, each of the first semiconductor chips being offset from the other first semiconductor chips along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction; a first columnar electrode connected to an electrode pad of the first stacked body, and extending in the first direction; a second stacked body including a plurality of second semiconductor chips stacked along the first direction, each of the second semiconductor chips being offset from the other second semiconductor chips along the second direction, the second stacked body having a height larger than the first stacked body and overlap at least a portion of the first stacked body when viewed from the top; and a second columnar electrode connected to an electrode pad of the second stacked body, and extending in the first direction.

A method of making a secure integrated-circuit system comprises providing a first integrated circuit in a first die having a first die size and providing a second integrated circuit in a second die. The second die size is smaller than the first die size. The second die is transfer printed onto the first die and connected to the first integrated circuit, forming a compound die. The compound die is packaged. The second integrated circuit is operable to monitor the operation of the first integrated circuit and provides a monitor signal responsive to the operation of the first integrated circuit. The first integrated circuit can be constructed in an insecure facility and the second integrated circuit can be constructed in a secure facility.

In one example, an electronic device structure includes a substrate having a conductive structure adjacent to a surface. The conductive structure can include a plurality of conductive pads. First and second electronic devices are disposed adjacent to the top surface. The first electronic device is interposed between a first conductive pad and a second conductive pad, and the second electronic device is interposed between the second conductive pad and a third conductive pad. A continuous wire structure including a first bond structure is connected to the first conductive pad, a second bond structure is connected to the second conductive pad, a third bond structure is connected to the third conductive pad, a first wire portion is interconnected between the first bond structure and the second bond structure and disposed to overlie the first electronic device, and a second wire portion is interconnected between the second bond structure and the third bond structure and disposed to overlie the second electronic device. Other examples and related methods are also disclosed herein.

A method of making a secure integrated-circuit system comprises providing a first integrated circuit in a first die having a first die size and providing a second integrated circuit in a second die. The second die size is smaller than the first die size. The second die is transfer printed onto the first die and connected to the first integrated circuit, forming a compound die. The compound die is packaged. The second integrated circuit is operable to monitor the operation of the first integrated circuit and provides a monitor signal responsive to the operation of the first integrated circuit. The first integrated circuit can be constructed in an insecure facility and the second integrated circuit can be constructed in a secure facility.

A semiconductor power device including a base plate; an input lead; an output lead; a field effect transistor (FET) power die disposed over the base plate, wherein the FET power die includes a set of source fingers, a set of drain fingers, and a set of gate fingers disposed directly over an active region, wherein the gate fingers are configured to receive an input signal from the input lead, and wherein the FET power die is configured to process the input signal to generate an output signal at the drain fingers for routing to the output lead; and electrical conductors (wirebonds or ribbons) bonded to the source and/or drain directly over the active region of the FET power die. The electrical conductors produce additional thermal paths between the active region and the base plate for thermal management of the FET power die.

A semiconductor power device including a base plate; an input lead; an output lead; a field effect transistor (FET) power die disposed over the base plate, wherein the FET power die includes a set of source fingers, a set of drain fingers, and a set of gate fingers disposed directly over an active region, wherein the gate fingers are configured to receive an input signal from the input lead, and wherein the FET power die is configured to process the input signal to generate an output signal at the drain fingers for routing to the output lead; and electrical conductors (wirebonds or ribbons) bonded to the source and/or drain directly over the active region of the FET power die. The electrical conductors produce additional thermal paths between the active region and the base plate for thermal management of the FET power die.

A semiconductor element, a substrate on which the semiconductor element is mounted, a connecting portion formed constituted by an arrangement of a plurality of wirings, a casing in which the substrate is disposed on a side of a bottom surface thereof and the semiconductor element and the connecting portion are accommodated therein, and an insulating sealing material filled in the casing, are provided. The plurality of wirings constituting the connecting portion are aligned in a loop shape in a same direction, and each height thereof is arranged such that each of the wiring has a height which is gradually increased one after another toward one direction in the arrangement.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a semiconductor device which allows an increase in the number of semiconductor elements mounted in parallel and prevents a shape of an insulating substrate onto which the semiconductor elements are mounted, from being laterally long, and provide a semiconductor module including such semiconductor device. A semiconductor device according to the present invention includes an insulating substrate, a metal pattern which is a continuous piece and is bonded to one main surface of the insulating substrate, and a plurality of switching elements which are bonded to a surface opposite to the insulating substrate on the metal pattern, and the plurality of switching elements are arranged in a matrix of two or more rows and two or more columns on the metal pattern.