A semiconductor apparatus includes: a substrate including a circuit pattern on an upper surface side and a metal plate on a lower surface side; a semiconductor device joined to the circuit pattern via a conductive component; a case located to surround the substrate; a sealing material sealing the semiconductor device and the substrate in a section surrounded by the case; and a bonding agent bonding the case and the metal plate on a side face of the substrate.

Described is a packaged component having a first surface and an opposite second surface. The packaged component may comprise a first element a second element, and a third element. The first element may have a first surface and an opposite second surface. The second element may have a first surface and an opposite second surface. The third element may electrically connect a portion of the first element to a portion of the second element. The second surface of the first element may be adjacent to the second surface of the packaged component, and the second surface of the second element may be adjacent to the second surface of the packaged component.

A power module which inhibits disjoin between a sealing resin and an adhesive. The power module includes: an insulative substrate having a semiconductor element mounted on the top surface; a base plate joined to the rear surface of the insulative substrate; a case member with the base plate, that surrounds the insulative substrate, the case member having a bottom surface whose inner periphery portion side being in contact with a top surface of the base plate, the bottom surface being provided with an angled surface whose distance to the top surface of the base plate increases toward an outer periphery side of the base plate; an adhesive member filled between the base plate and the angled surface to adhere the base plate and the case member; and a filling member filled in a region bounded by the base plate and the case member.

Methods are disclosed for forming flat no-leads packages (e.g., QFN packages) with soldering surfaces that are fully coated, e.g., by a tin immersion process, for improved solder connections of the packages to a PCB or other structure. The method includes forming a flat no-leads package structure including a leadframe terminal structure having an exposed top or bottom surface; forming a first coating of a first coating material (e.g., tin) on the exposed top or bottom surface; cutting through a full thickness of the leadframe terminal structure to define an exposed terminal sidewall surface; and forming a second coating of a second coating material (e.g., tin) over the full height of the exposed terminal sidewall surface. The coating (e.g., tin immersion coating) covering the full height of the leadframe terminal sidewall may enhance the flow of solder material, e.g., when soldering to a PCB, to provide an improved solder connection.

Methods are disclosed for forming flat leads packages (e.g., QFP or SOT packages) having leads coated with a solder-enhancing material for improved solder mounting to a PCB or other structure. The method may include forming a flat leads package structure including an array of encapsulated IC structures formed on a common leadframe. An isolation cutting process may be performed to electrically isolate the IC structures from each other and define a plurality of leadframe leads extending from each IC structure. After the isolation cutting process, an immersion coating process is performed to coat exposed surfaces of the leadframe leads, including the full surface area of a distal end of each leadframe lead. The coating (e.g., tin coating) covering the distal ends of the leadframe leads may enhance the flow of solder material, e.g., when soldering to a PCB, to provide an improved solder connection.

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element on an insulated circuit board, a housing having a side wall surrounding the circuit board, a lead terminal including a lead part and a terminal part extending orthogonal to the lead part, the terminal part having a base portion adjacent to the lead part and being embedded in the side wall, the remaining portion of the terminal part being exposed from the side wall and being connected to the semiconductor element via a wiring member, and a sealing resin provided in the housing. The side wall has an anchor part formed in an inner surface at a position within an area where the lead part is embedded and above the terminal part, the anchor part including concave portions that are each defined by a pair of opposed surfaces parallel to each other and orthogonal to the upper surface of the insulation plate.

In various embodiments, the present disclosure provides semiconductor packages, devices, and methods. In one embodiment, a device includes a die pad, leads that are spaced apart from the die pad, and a semiconductor die on the die pad. The semiconductor die has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The second surface faces the die pad. An encapsulant is provided on the semiconductor die, the die pad and the leads, and the encapsulant has a first surface opposite the die pad and the leads, and a second surface opposite the first surface. The second surface of the encapsulant extends between the die pad and an adjacent lead. The second surface of the encapsulant is spaced apart from the first surface of the encapsulant by a first distance, and an exposed surface of the die pad is spaced apart from the first surface of the encapsulant by a second distance that is greater than the first distance.

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor chip, a substrate having a main surface on which the semiconductor chip is arranged, a resin case which has a storage space therein and a side wall, the side wall having an injection path extending from the storage space to a device exterior, the resin case having a first opening at a bottom side thereof, connecting the storage space to the device exterior, the substrate being disposed on the resin case, at a main surface side of the substrate facing at the bottom side of the resin case, and a sealing material filling the storage space and the injection path.

Apparatus to form a transformer, an inductor, a capacitor or other passive electronic component, with patterned conductive features in a lamination structure, and one or more ferrite sheets or other magnetic core structures attached to the lamination structure via one or more inkjet printed magnetic adhesive layers that join the magnetic core structure or structures to the lamination structure.

Apparatus to form a transformer, an inductor, a capacitor or other passive electronic component, with patterned conductive features in a lamination structure, and one or more ferrite sheets or other magnetic core structures attached to the lamination structure via one or more inkjet printed magnetic adhesive layers that join the magnetic core structure or structures to the lamination structure.