Provided is a clip structure for a semiconductor package comprising: a first bonding unit bonded to a terminal part of an upper surface or a lower surface of a semiconductor device by using a conductive adhesive interposed therebetween, a main connecting unit which is extended and bent from the first bonding unit, a second bonding unit having an upper surface higher than the upper surface of the first bonding unit, an elastic unit elastically connected between the main connecting unit and one end of the second bonding unit, and a supporting unit bent and extended from the other end of the second bonding unit toward the main connecting unit, wherein the supporting unit is formed to incline at an angle of 1° through 179° from an extended surface of the main connecting unit and has an elastic structure so that push-stress applying to the semiconductor device while molding may be dispersed.

The present invention relates to a molded air-cavity package. In addition, the present invention is related to a device comprising the same. The present invention is particularly related to molded air-cavity packages for radio-frequency ‘RF’ applications including but not limited to RF power amplifiers. Instead of using hard-stop features that are arranged around the entire perimeter of the package in a continuous manner, the present invention proposes to use spaced apart pillars formed by first and second cover supporting elements. By using only a limited amount of pillars, e.g. three or four, the position of the cover relative to the body can be defined in a more predictable manner. This particularly holds if the pillars are arranged in the outer corners of the package.

The present invention relates to a molded air-cavity package. In addition, the present invention is related to a device comprising the same. The present invention is particularly related to molded air-cavity packages for radio-frequency ‘RF’ applications including but not limited to RF power amplifiers. Instead of using hard-stop features that are arranged around the entire perimeter of the package in a continuous manner, the present invention proposes to use spaced apart pillars formed by first and second cover supporting elements. By using only a limited amount of pillars, e.g. three or four, the position of the cover relative to the body can be defined in a more predictable manner. This particularly holds if the pillars are arranged in the outer corners of the package.

An embodiment of the invention may include a method, and resulting structure, of forming a semiconductor structure. The method may include forming a component hole from a first surface to a second surface of a base layer. The method may include placing an electrical component in the component hole. The electrical component has a conductive structure on both ends of the electrical component. The electrical component is substantially parallel to the first surface. The method may include forming a laminate layer on the first surface of the base layer, the second surface of the base layer, and between the base layer and the electrical component. The method may include creating a pair of via holes, where the pair of holes align with the conductive structures on both ends of the electrical component. The method may include forming a conductive via in the pair of via holes.

Capacitive interconnects and processes for fabricating the capacitive interconnects are provided. In some embodiments, the capacitive interconnect includes first metal layers, second metal layers; and dielectric layers including a dielectric layer that intercalates a first metal layer of the first metal layers and a second metal layer of the second metal layers. Such layers can be assembled in a nearly concentric arrangement, where the dielectric layer abuts the first metal layer and the second metal layer abuts the dielectric layer. In addition, the capacitive interconnect can include a first electrode electrically coupled to at least one of the first metal layers, and a second electrode electrically coupled to at least one of the second metal layers, the second electrode assembled opposite to the first electrode. The first electrode and the second electrode can include respective solder tops. The capacitive interconnects can be utilized in a semiconductor package, providing a compact assembly that can reduce the utilization of real estate in a board substrate onto which the semiconductor package is mounted.

A semiconductor package includes: a carrier having a first side and a second side opposite the first side, the first side having a plurality of contact structures; a semiconductor die having a first side and a second side opposite the first side, the first side of the semiconductor die having a plurality of pads attached to the plurality of contact structures at the first side of the carrier; a metal plate attached to the second side of the semiconductor die, the metal plate having a size that is independent of the size of the carrier and based on an expected thermal load to be presented by the semiconductor die; and an encapsulant confined by the carrier and the metal plate and laterally surrounding an edge of the semiconductor die. Corresponding methods of production are also provided.

A light emitting device includes: a first lead including a first base portion having a constant thickness and a first small-thickness portion having a thickness smaller than that of the first base portion; a second lead including a second base portion having a constant thickness and a second small-thickness portion having a thickness smaller than that of the second base portion; wherein the first small-thickness portion and the second small-thickness portion face each other with a gap interposed therebetween; the length of the gap is 0.9 to 1.2 times the thickness of the edges of the first small-thickness portion and the second small-thickness portion; the length of the bonding wire in a plan view of the light emitting device is smaller than a value obtained by adding the thickness of the base portion, a width of a mounting-disabled area, and a width of a bonding-disabled area.

[Problem] An object of the present invention is to miniaturize and integrate plural power semiconductors in an electronic circuit in a low cost without occurrence of a problem of a heat dissipation or the like.

[Means for solving the problem] The present invention is a power semiconductor module that comprises plural arrangements of power semiconductor elements comprising a power semiconductor bare chip which one electrode portion thereof is connected to a metal plate which at least one external connecting terminal is formed and other external connecting terminals which are electrically connected to other electrode portions of the power semiconductor bare chip, and that are contained in a same package, comprises wherein the power semiconductor elements are basically same outline, electrodes of the bare chip of the power semiconductor elements are mutually connected between the power semiconductor elements with a metal connector or a wiring, and the package is a resin mold package that seals the power semiconductor elements with an electrical insulating resin.

A printed circuit board (PCB) includes an insulating layer with an upper surface and a lower surface opposite to the upper surface; a first conductive pattern on the upper surface of the insulating layer; a second conductive pattern on the lower surface of the insulating layer; an aluminum pattern that covers at least a portion of an upper surface of the first conductive pattern; and a first passivation layer that covers at least a portion of sides of the first conductive pattern and that prevents diffusion into the first conductive pattern.

A power electronics module is provided having one or more power converter semiconductor components. The power electronics module further has a substrate having a first surface to which the one or more components are mounted, and having an opposing second surface from which project a plurality of heat transfer formations for enhancing heat transfer from the substrate. The power electronics module further has a coolant housing which sealingly connects to the substrate to form a void over the heat transfer formations of the second surface. The coolant housing has an inlet for directing a flow of an electrically insulating coolant into the void and an outlet for removing the coolant flow from the void, whereby heat generated during operation of the one or more components is transferred into the coolant flow via the substrate.