A semiconductor device includes a conductive member having an obverse face, a semiconductor element mounted on the obverse face, and a conductive bonding material disposed between the conductive member and the semiconductor element, to conductively bond the conductive member and the semiconductor element together. The conductive bonding material includes a metal base layer, a first bonding layer, and a second bonding layer. The first bonding layer is disposed between the metal base layer and the semiconductor element, and bonded to the semiconductor element by metal solid-phase diffusion. The second bonding layer is disposed between the metal base layer and the conductive member, and bonded to the conductive member by metal solid-phase diffusion.

In some examples, a semiconductor package comprises a semiconductor die having a first surface and a second surface opposing the first surface. The package comprises an orifice extending through a thickness of the semiconductor die from the first surface to the second surface. The package comprises a set of metallic nanowires positioned within the orifice and extending through the thickness of the semiconductor die from the first surface to the second surface.

In some examples, a semiconductor package comprises a semiconductor die having a first surface and a second surface opposing the first surface. The package comprises an orifice extending through a thickness of the semiconductor die from the first surface to the second surface. The package comprises a set of metallic nanowires positioned within the orifice and extending through the thickness of the semiconductor die from the first surface to the second surface.

A transistor device structure may include a submount, a transistor device on the carrier submount, and a metal bonding layer between the submount and the transistor die, the metal bonding stack providing mechanical attachment of the transistor die to the submount. The metal bonding stack may include gold, tin and nickel. A weight percentage of a combination of nickel and tin in the metal bonding layer is greater than 50 percent and a weight percentage of gold in the metal bonding layer is less than 25 percent.

A transistor device structure may include a submount, a transistor device on the carrier submount, and a metal bonding layer between the submount and the transistor die, the metal bonding stack providing mechanical attachment of the transistor die to the submount. The metal bonding stack may include gold, tin and nickel. A weight percentage of a combination of nickel and tin in the metal bonding layer is greater than 50 percent and a weight percentage of gold in the metal bonding layer is less than 25 percent.

A method for fastening a semiconductor chip on a substrate and an electronic component are disclosed. In an embodiment a method includes providing a semiconductor chip, applying a solder metal layer sequence on the semiconductor chip, providing a substrate, applying a metallization layer sequence on the substrate, applying the semiconductor chip on the substrate via the solder metal layer sequence and the metallization layer sequence and heating the applied semiconductor chip on the substrate for fastening the semiconductor chip on the substrate. The solder metal layer may include a first metallic layer comprising an indium-tin alloy, a barrier layer arranged above the first metallic layer and a second metallic layer comprising gold arranged between the barrier layer and the semiconductor chip, wherein an amount of substance of the gold in the second metallic layer is greater than an amount of substance of tin in the first metallic layer.

A method for fastening a semiconductor chip on a substrate and an electronic component are disclosed. In an embodiment a method includes providing a semiconductor chip, applying a solder metal layer sequence on the semiconductor chip, providing a substrate, applying a metallization layer sequence on the substrate, applying the semiconductor chip on the substrate via the solder metal layer sequence and the metallization layer sequence and heating the applied semiconductor chip on the substrate for fastening the semiconductor chip on the substrate. The solder metal layer may include a first metallic layer comprising an indium-tin alloy, a barrier layer arranged above the first metallic layer and a second metallic layer comprising gold arranged between the barrier layer and the semiconductor chip, wherein an amount of substance of the gold in the second metallic layer is greater than an amount of substance of tin in the first metallic layer.

A semiconductor device package includes a package substrate having a die attach region, a silicon carbide (SiC) substrate having a first surface including a semiconductor device layer thereon and a second surface that is opposite the first surface, and a die attach metal stack. The die attach metal stack includes a sputtered die attach material layer that attaches the second surface of the SiC substrate to the die attach region of the package substrate, where the sputtered die attach material layer comprises a void percent of about 15% or less. The sputtered die attach material layer may be formed using a sputter gas including at least one of krypton (Kr), xenon (Xe), or radon (Rn). The die attach metal stack may further include a metal interlayer that prevent contacts with a first barrier metal layer during a phase transition of the die attach material layer.

A substrate with an electronic component embedded therein includes: a core structure having a cavity; a metal layer disposed on a bottom surface of the cavity of the core structure; and an electronic component disposed on the metal layer in the cavity of the core structure. The substrate with the electronic component embedded therein has an excellent heat dissipation effect.

A substrate with an electronic component embedded therein includes: a core structure having a cavity; a metal layer disposed on a bottom surface of the cavity of the core structure; and an electronic component disposed on the metal layer in the cavity of the core structure. The substrate with the electronic component embedded therein has an excellent heat dissipation effect.