Abstract: In a resin molding method for a semiconductor device, the respective cavities of upper and lower mold blocks are faced each other when mold-clamped, and a lead frame, a semiconductor chip connected to the lead frame and a nut, overlapping and provided on a terminal portion of the lead frame, are integrally molded with a seal resin that is injected into the cavities in the mold-clamping condition, and upper and lower sides of the nut are formed to be resin-tight structures by pressure from elastic bodies.

Abstract: A resin-sealing mold for encapsulating a semiconductor device includes upper and lower molds with a first cavity insert forming a cavity side face portion; a first elastic post supporting the first cavity insert; an elastic plate, built in the first cavity insert, forming a cavity bottom portion; a second cavity insert embedded at a position adjacent to the elastic plate on the side opposite to the cavity; a second elastic post supporting the second cavity insert; a retainer including the first cavity insert and the second cavity insert; and a backing plate to which the first elastic post, the second elastic post and the retainer are attached. Generation of thin burrs that tend to appear on the periphery of the package and in the vicinity of the cull section is prevented, and, consequently, a resin-sealing mold with high reliability is produced.

Abstract: In a resin-sealing mold of a semiconductor device, each of the upper and lower molds is provided with: a first cavity insert for forming a cavity side face portion; a first elastic post for supporting the first cavity insert; an elastic plate, built in the first cavity insert, for forming a cavity bottom portion; a second cavity insert embedded at a position adjacent to the elastic plate on the side opposite to the cavity; a second elastic post for supporting the second cavity insert; a retainer including the first cavity insert and the second cavity insert; and a backing plate to which the first elastic post, the second elastic post and the retainer are attached. It becomes possible to prevent the generation of thin burrs that tend to appear on the periphery of the package and in the vicinity of the cull section, and consequently to provide a resin-sealing mold with high reliability.