Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate to the use of stamping to form features on a lead frame of a semiconductor device package. In one embodiment, portions of the lead frame such as pins are moved out of the horizontal plane of a diepad by stamping. In certain embodiments, indentations or a complex cross-sectional profile, such as chamfered, may be imparted to portions of the pins and/or diepad by stamping. The complexity offered by such a stamped cross-sectional profile serves to enhance mechanical interlocking of the lead frame within the plastic molding of the package body. Other techniques such as selective electroplating and/or formation of a brown oxide guard band to limit spreading of adhesive material during die attach, may be employed alone or in combination to facilitate fabrication of a package having such stamped features.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a stacked-type semiconductor device, comprises: arranging a plurality of stacked chips obtained by stacking semiconductor chips on a plurality of stages on a support substrate; connecting a semiconductor chip of each stage in each stacked chip and the support substrate by wire while performing heating in units of stacked chips; performing plastic molding of each stacked chip; and separating the stacked chips from each other; an apparatus for manufacturing a stacked-type semiconductor device, comprising divided heater blocks formed under a support substrate on which a plurality of stacked chips obtained by stacking a plurality of semiconductor chips are arranged, the divided heater blocks being formed with respect to the stacked chips, and a heating device to selectively transmit heat to a stacked chip subjected to a wire bonding.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device comprises: a first step of interposing a thermosetting anisotropic conductive material between a substrate and a semiconductor chip; a second step in which pressure and heat are applied between the semiconductor chip and the substrate, an interconnect pattern and electrodes are electrically connected, and the anisotropic conductive material is spreading out beyond the semiconductor chip and is cured in the region of contact with the semiconductor chip; and a third step in which the region of the anisotropic conductive material other than the region of contact with the semiconductor chip is heated.

Abstract: Embodiments of the inventive concept provide a semiconductor chip stack-type package. The package comprises a lead frame including a die paddle part and a lead part, a first semiconductor chip group and a second semiconductor chip group stacked sequentially and mounted on one surface of the die paddle part, a first wiring board between the first semiconductor chip group and the second semiconductor chip group, and second semiconductor chip group bonding wires for electrically connecting the second semiconductor chip group to the first wiring board. End portions of the first wiring board are electrically connected to inner leads of the lead part, which is adjacent to the die paddle part.

Abstract: A light emitting chip is disposed on a support surface. A plurality of bonding bumps are disposed in a gap between the light emitting chip and the support surface. The plurality of bonding bumps provide at least one electrical power input path to the light emitting chip. An underfill comprising underfill material is disposed in the gap between the light emitting chip and the support surface such that the underfill substantially fills the gap but does not form a fillet extending outside the gap over sidewalls of the light emitting chip. The underfill is configured to provide at least one of (i) mechanical support for the light emitting chip and (ii) a thermal conduction path from the light emitting chip to the support surface.

Abstract: Particular embodiments of the present invention provide a leadframe suitable for use in packaging IC dice that enables stress reduction in and around the die, die attach material, die attach pad and mold interfaces. More particularly, various leadframes are described that include recesses in selected regions of the top surface of the die attach pad.

Abstract: Semiconductor die packages and methods of making them are disclosed. An exemplary package comprises a leadframe having a source lead and a gate lead, and a semiconductor die coupled to the source and gate leads at a first surface of the leadframe. The source lead has a protruding region at a second surface of the leadframe. A molding material is disposed around the semiconductor die, the gate lead, and the source lead such that a surface of the die and a surface of the protruding region are left exposed by the molding material. An exemplary method comprises obtaining the semiconductor die and leadframe, and forming a molding material around at least a portion of the leadframe and die such that a surface of the protruding region is exposed through the molding material.

Abstract: A leadframe includes a die pad and a plurality of leads corresponding to the die pad. The die pad for supporting a die is formed with a plurality of sides, each of the sides having at least one recess portion and at least one protrusion portion. The leads are substantially coplanar to the die pad. The leads include a plurality of first leads and a plurality of second leads. The first leads extend into the recess portions respectively, and the second leads are aligned with the protrusion portions. The length of the first leads is greater than that of the second leads. The length of wires electrically connecting the die to the leads or the die pad can be adjusted by the sides of the leadframe with the recess portion and the protrusion portion having a dimension corresponding to the leads, so as to save the manufacture cost of the leadframe.

Abstract: A pad (20) is electrically connected to a first I/O cell (14) while also physically overlying active circuitry of a second I/O cell (16). Note that although the pad (20) overlies the second I/O cell (16), the pad (20) is not electrically connected to the I/O cell (16). Such a pattern may be replicated in any desired manner so that the I/O cells (e.g. 300-310) may have a finer pitch than the corresponding pads (320-324 and 330-335). In addition, the size of the pads may be increased (e.g. pad 131 may be bigger than pad 130) while the width “c” of the I/O cells (132-135) does not have to be increased. Such a pattern (e.g. 500) may be arranged so that the area required in one or more dimensions may be minimized.

Abstract: A WBGA semiconductor package primarily comprises a substrate, a chip, a chip-bonding adhesive, a plurality of bonding wires electrically connecting the chip and the substrate, an encapsulant to encapsulate the chip and the bonding wires, and a plurality of external terminals disposed under the substrate. The substrate has a depression for accommodating the chip-bonding adhesive and a slot for passing through bonding wires. The chip is partially embedded in the depression to dispose on the substrate. During the chip bonding step, the chip-bonding adhesive is confined in the depression in a manner to fill the gaps between the sides of the first chip and the inwalls around the depression to generate a non-planar adhering interface by partially covering the sides of the first chip. Therefore, the total package thickness is reduced, the delamination of the passivation layer and the fractures at the sides of the chip are avoided.

Abstract: A chip scale package structure and a method for fabricating the same are disclosed. The method includes forming metal pads on a predetermined part of a carrier; mounting chips on the carrier, each of the chips having a plurality of conductive bumps soldered to the metal pads; forming an encapsulant on the carrier to encapsulate the chips and the conductive bumps; removing the carrier to expose the metal pads and even the metal pads with a surface of the encapsulant; forming on the encapsulant a plurality of first conductive traces electrically connected to the metal pads; applying a solder mask on the first conductive traces, and forming a plurality of openings on the solder mask to expose a predetermined part of the first conductive traces; forming a plurality of conductive elements on the predetermined part; and cutting the encapsulant to form a plurality of chip scale package structures.

Abstract: A low profile, 1 or 2 die design, surface mount high power microelectronic package with coefficient of expansion (CTE) matched materials such as Silicon die to Molybdenum conductor (bond pads). The CTE matching of the materials in the package enables the device to withstand repeated, extreme temperature range cycling without failing or cracking. The package can be used for transient voltage suppression (TVS), Schottky diode, rectifier diode, or high voltage diodes, among other uses. The use of a heat sink metal conductor that has a very high modulus of elasticity allows for a very thin wall plastic locking to be utilized in order to minimize the footprint of the package.

Abstract: An adhesive layer of which thickness is over 25 ?m and a dicing tape are laminated on a rear surface of a semiconductor wafer. The semiconductor wafer is cut together with a part of the adhesive layer by using a first blade of which cutting depth reaches the adhesive layer. The adhesive layer is cut together with a part of the dicing tape by using a second blade of which cutting depth reaches the dicing tape and of which width is narrower than the first blade. A semiconductor element sectioned by cutting the semiconductor wafer with the adhesive layer is picked up from the dicing tape, and is adhered on another semiconductor element or a circuit board.

Abstract: A method of manufacture of an integrated circuit packaging system includes: forming a package paddle and a terminal adjacent to the package paddle; mounting a stack paddle over the package paddle with the stack paddle at a non-center offset with the package paddle; mounting a stack integrated circuit over the stack paddle; and encapsulating the stack integrated circuit and the stack paddle.

Abstract: A method of bonding aluminum (Al) electrodes formed on two semiconductor substrates at a low temperature that does not affect circuits formed on the two semiconductor substrates is provided. The method includes: (a) forming aluminum (Al) electrodes on the two semiconductor substrates, respectively, and depositing a metal alloy that comprises aluminum (Al) and copper (Cu) onto the aluminum (Al) electrodes; (b) arranging the aluminum (Al) electrodes of the two semiconductor substrates to face with each other; and (c) heating the aluminum (Al) electrodes at a temperature lower than the melting point of the deposited metal alloy, and applying a specific pressure onto the two semiconductor substrates. Accordingly, bonding can be carried out at a temperature lower than the melting point of an Al0.83Cu0.17 alloy without having an effect on circuits formed on two semiconductor substrates, and can be selectively carried out at regions where pressure is applied.

Abstract: A connecting tape made of insulating material is adhered between a stage unit 21 and a stage unit 22. The stage units 21 and 22 form united stage units by that. Therefore, edge parts 211 and 221 of the stage units 21 and 22 are bound by the connecting tape 41 and of which movements are restricted. The united stage units 21 and 22 are securely supported by support units 31 and 32 and support units 33 and 34. As a result, number of the support units is reduced and inner lead 12 consumed.

Abstract: An integrated circuit package system includes: providing a base package having a first integrated circuit with an inner lead on a periphery thereof and connected thereto with interconnects, and the inner lead partially encapsulated by an inner encapsulation; mounting an outer lead on the periphery of the base package; mounting a second integrated circuit above the base package and connected to the outer lead with the interconnects; and partially encapsulating, the base package and the outer leads with an outer encapsulation leaving a bottom surface of the inner lead and a bottom surface of the outer lead exposed.

Abstract: A chip package structure employing a die pad integrated with the ground/voltage pad is provided. The die pad for carrying the chip is split into at least two separate sections for accommodating the ground and the voltage. Due to the design of the die pad, the signal fingers may be extended under the chip to be connected with vias, and thermal/ground vias may be arranged under the die pad for thermal or electrical connections. Through such arrangement, all the fingers are located closer to the die, thus decrease the length of bonding wires and reducing the package dimensions.

Abstract: A manufacturing process of a leadframe-based BGA package is disclosed. A leadless leadframe with an upper layer and a lower layer is provided for the package. The upper layer includes a plurality of ball pads, and the lower layer includes a plurality of sacrificial pads aligning and connecting with the ball pads. A plurality of leads are formed in either the upper layer or the lower layer to interconnect the ball pads or the sacrificial pads. An encapsulant is formed to embed the ball pads after chip attachment and electrical connections. During manufacturing process, a half-etching process is performed after encapsulation to remove the sacrificial pads to make the ball pads electrically isolated and exposed from the encapsulant for solder ball placement where the soldering areas of the ball pads are defined without the need of solder mask(s) to solve the problem of solder bleeding of the solder balls on the leads or the undesired spots during reflow. Moreover, mold flash can easily be detected and removed.

Abstract: A semiconductor package is disclosed for packaging two adjacent semiconductor dies atop a circuit substrate. The dies are separated from each other along their longitudinal edges with an inter-die distance. An elevation-adaptive electrical connection connects a top metalized contact of die two to the bottom surface of die one while accommodating for elevation difference between the surfaces. The elevation-adaptive electrical connection includes: a) An L-shaped circuit route that is part of the circuit substrate, extending transversely from a die one longitudinal edge and placing an intermediate contact area next to a die two transverse edge. b) An interconnection plate connecting the top metalized contact area of die two with the intermediate contact area while being formed to accommodate for elevation difference between the contact areas. Consequently, the semiconductor package reduces the inter-die distance from an otherwise direct transverse circuit routing between the longitudinal edges of the dies.

Abstract: Provided are a semiconductor package and a method for manufacturing the same. The semiconductor package includes: a substrate having a top surface on which a lead is formed and a bottom surface opposite to the top surface; a semiconductor chip attached to the top surface of the substrate and having an active surface on which a chip pad is formed and a back surface opposite to the active surface; a redistribution pattern electrically connected to the chip pad and extending from the active surface to a lateral surface of the semiconductor chip; and an interconnector electrically connecting the redistribution to the lead on the lateral surface of the semiconductor chip.

Abstract: The invention is based on the discovery that certain self-filleting die attach adhesives are useful in semiconductor die assemblies containing thin die. As used herein, the term “self-filleting” refers to any adhesive that when dispensed and then subjected to suitable cure conditions, will flow and fill up the area between two die or between a die and a substrate while not forming a bulky fillet that can overflow onto the top of the die. In addition, the invention is useful for tight tolerance semiconductor die assemblies, since the fillet from the die-attach adhesives employed in the methods of the invention does not cover bond fingers, thereby causing wire bond yield loss.

Abstract: An IC package to enhance the bondibility of embedded bumps, primarily includes a substrate having a plurality of bump-accommodating holes, a bumped chip, an encapsulant, and a plurality of external terminals. The substrate further has a plurality of inner pads at one ends of the bump-accommodating holes respectively. The inner pads may be meshed or a soldering layer is disposed thereon for improving bump connection. The chip is attached to the substrate with the bumps aligned and embedded in the corresponding bump-accommodating holes. The encapsulant is at least formed on a lower surface of the substrate to encapsulate the meshes or the soldering layer. By the suspended meshes or/and the soldering layer, the bumps can be easily bonded at lower temperatures to simplify the manufacturing process with shorter electrical conductive paths and thinner package profiles without wire sweeping.

Abstract: An integrated circuit package system includes: providing a finger lead having a side with an outward exposed area and an inward exposed area separated by a lead cavity; positioning a chip adjacent the finger lead and connected to the finger lead; and a stack encapsulant encapsulating the chip and the finger lead with the outward exposed area and the inward exposed area of the finger lead substantially exposed.

Abstract: Various embodiments include a method of forming an interconnect comprising forming at least two vias in a substrate, forming a conductive pad on a surface of the substrate, forming at least one tapered conductive segment on the surface of the substrate coupled to the conductive pad, wherein only a first via of the at least two vias is formed substantially beneath the conductive pad and is coupled to the conductive pad, a second via of the at least two vias is coupled to the conductive pad by a first one of the at least one tapered conductive segments, the first one of the tapered conductive segments having a first end having a first width and a second end having a second width, the first end being connected to the second via and the second end being connected to the conductive pad, the first width being less than the second width.

Abstract: An apparatus for making a semiconductor assembly and, specifically, interconnecting a semiconductor die to a carrier substrate. The carrier substrate includes a first surface and a second surface with at least one opening therethrough. The die includes an active surface and a back surface, wherein the die is attached face down to the first surface of the carrier substrate with conductive bumps therebetween. In addition, a plurality of bond wires is attached through the at least one opening in the carrier substrate between the active surface of the die and the second surface of the carrier substrate. With this arrangement, both the conductive bumps and the bond wires share in the electrical interconnection between the die and the carrier substrate, thereby allowing more space for bond pads to interconnect with bond wires and/or allowing for smaller die sizes.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method of making a stackable power semiconductor package system comprising forming a lower lead frame, having an upward bent source lead and an upward bent gate lead, mounting a power semiconductor device on the lower lead frame utilizing interconnect structures and forming an upper lead frame wherein the upper lead frame is on the power semiconductor device.

Abstract: A multi-chips package structure is provided, which includes a chip-placed frame having a plurality of chip-placed areas thereon, and two adjacent chip-placed areas is connected by a plurality of leads; a plurality of chips, each chip has a plurality of pads on an active surface thereon, and is provided on the chip-placed area; a package body is covered around the four sides of the chip-placed frame, and the pads of the chip is to be exposed; one end of a plurality of patterned metal traces is electrically connected to the plurality of pads, another end is extended to cover the surface of the patterned first protection layer; a patterned second protective layer is covered on the patterned metal traces and another end of the patterned metal traces is to be exposed; a plurality of patterned UMB layer is formed on the extended surface of the patterned metal traces; and a plurality of conductive elements is formed on the patterned UMB layer and is electrically connected to one end of the exposed portion of the pat

Abstract: A semiconductor device that improves adhesion between a resin and a die pad and prevents cracking of the resin includes: a semiconductor chip; a die pad on which the semiconductor chip is mounted; a bonding agent for bonding the semiconductor chip to the die pad; a plurality of inner leads provided at the outer periphery of the die pad; outer leads extending from the inner leads; bonding wires connecting the inner leads to the semiconductor chip mounted on the die pad; and a resin for sealing the inner leads, the die pad, the semiconductor chip, the bonding agent and the bonding wires. The bonding agent is further disposed in all or part of a margin of the die pad at a peripheral portion where the semiconductor chip is mounted, and a plurality of dimples are formed in the surface of the bonding agent in the die pad margin.

Abstract: A stacked die molded leadless package (MLP) stacks two dice and uses leads formed integrally with top and central clips and a leadframe to avoid wire bonding. The central clip leads are source and gate leads leading to source and gate portions of the central clip common to source and gate regions of both dice. The top clip and leadframe are thus connected to the drain regions of the upper and lower dice, the leads of the top clip being drain leads connected to the leadframe leads. The central clip and leadframe leads provide source, gate, and drain terminals in the finished MLP. A method of making the MLP includes flip-chip assembly of the clips, dice, and leadframes in pairs or greater simultaneous quantities. Spacers can be employed between connected components to ensure proper alignment and distribution of bonding material.

Abstract: In a power semiconductor device, a joint between the power semiconductor element and frame plated with Ni is composed of a laminated structure comprising, from the power semiconductor element side, an intermetallic compound layer having a melting point of 260° C. or higher, a Cu layer, a metal layer having a melting point of 260° C. or higher, a Cu layer and an intermetallic layer having a melting point of 260° C. or higher. The structure of the joint buffers the stress generated by the secondary mounting and temperature cycle at the bond for the semiconductor element and the frame having a large difference in thermal expansion coefficient from each other.

Abstract: A module includes a substrate including a first copper surface and a semiconductor chip. The module includes a first sintered joint bonding the semiconductor chip directly to the first copper surface.

Abstract: A device mounting board includes: an insulating resin layer; a wiring layer provided on one main surface of the insulating resin layer; and a bump electrode, electrically connected to the wiring layer, which is protruded from the wiring layer toward the insulating resin layer. Asperities are formed on the side surface of the bump electrode and the surface roughness of the side surface of the bump electrode is greater than that of the top surface of the bump electrode.

Abstract: A semiconductor die package is disclosed. The semiconductor die package is suitable for mounting on a circuit substrate such as a circuit board. The semiconductor die package comprises a leadframe structure and a semiconductor die coupled to the leadframe structure. A plurality of first conductive structures is attached to the semiconductor die, and a plurality of second conductive structures is attached to the plurality of first conductive structures. The semiconductor die package also comprises a molding material that covers at least portions of plurality of first conductive structures, the leadframe structure, and the semiconductor die.

Abstract: In a semiconductor package, a substrate has an active surface containing a plurality of active circuits. An adhesive layer is formed over the active surface of the substrate, and a known good unit (KGU) is mounted to the adhesive layer. An interconnect structure electrically connects the KGU and active circuits on the substrate. The interconnect structure includes a wire bond between a contact pad on the substrate and a contact pad on the KGU, a redistribution layer on a back surface of the substrate, opposite the active surface, a through hole via (THV) through the substrate that electrically connects the redistribution layer and wire bond, and solder bumps formed in electrical contact with the redistribution layer. The KGU includes a KGU substrate for supporting the KGU, a semiconductor die disposed over the KGU substrate, and an encapsulant formed over the semiconductor die.

Abstract: Disclosed are die paddle structures for leadframes and methods of attaching die to the die paddles. An exemplary die paddle comprises a sloped wall disposed around an attachment area for a die, where the sloped wall has an obtuse angle of inclination with respect to the attachment area. In one exemplary die-attachment process, solder material is disposed on the attachment area and/or the metalized back surface of a die, the die is placed over the attachment area and substantially within the opening defined by the sloped wall, and the solder is reflowed while the die is allowed to float over the reflowed solder free of external forces from a die-placement tool and to align itself to the sloped wall. Die paddles and attachment methods of the invention reduce the alignment tolerances needed to place the die.

Abstract: One aspect of the invention pertains to a semiconductor package having a die and a die attach pad with a plurality of spaced apart pedestals supported by a web. A die is mounted on the die attach pad such that the die is supported by at least a plurality of the pedestals. Selected edge regions of the die are arranged to overlie recessed regions of the die attach pad between adjacent pedestals. The die is electrically connected to at least some of the contact leads. An adhesive is arranged to secure the die to the die attach pad, with the thickness of the adhesive between the web of the die attach pad and the die being greater than the thickness of the adhesive between the die and the top surfaces of the pedestals that support the die. The die attach pad may have rounded peripheral corners between adjacent edge surfaces of the die attach pad.

Abstract: A semiconductor device comprising a leadframe (4) with a carrier pad (3) bonded thereto, and a die (2) bonded to the carrier pad (3) to form a bonded assembly (5) which is encapsulated in a housing (7) with leads (8) of the leadframe (4) extending therefrom is formed by initially bonding the carrier pad (3) which is pre-coated with a thermosetting first adhesive (20) to the leadframe (4). The first adhesive (20) is raised to its thermosetting cure temperature for bonding the carrier pad (3) to the leadframe (4) by heating the leadframe (4) to a temperature just above the thermosetting cure temperature of the first adhesive (20). A thermosetting second adhesive (22) which is liquid at room temperature is applied to a second major surface (19) of the carrier pad (3), and the die (2) is placed on the second adhesive (22) and aligned with the leadframe (4). The second adhesive (22) is raised to its thermosetting cure temperature to bond the die (2) to the carrier pad (3), and in turn form a bonded assembly (5).

Abstract: Provided is a power device package including: a substrate including at least one first die attach region; at least one first power semiconductor chip and at least one second power semiconductor chip that are stacked in order on the first die attach region; at least one die attach paddle that is disposed between the at least one first power semiconductor chip and the at least one second power semiconductor chip, wherein the die attach paddle comprises an adhesive layer that is attached to a top surface of the first power semiconductor chip; a conductive pattern including a second die attach region, on which the second semiconductor chip is mounted, and a wire bonding region that is electrically connected to the second die attach region; and an interlayer member between the adhesive layer and the conductive pattern; and a plurality of firs leads electrically connected to at least one of the at least one first power semiconductor chip and the at least one second power semiconductor chip.

Abstract: Dendrimer/hyperbranched materials are combined with polyimide to form a low CTE material for use as a dielectric substrate layer or an underfill. In the alternative, ruthenium carbene complexes are used to catalyze ROMP cross-linking reactions in polyimides to produce a class of cross-linkable, thermal and mechanical stable material for use as a dielectric substrate or underfill. In another alternative, dendrimers/hyperbranched materials are synthesized by different methods to produce low viscosity, high Tg, fast curing, mechanically and chemically stable materials for imprinting applications.

Abstract: A semiconductor component with a semiconductor chip and an adhesive film, and a method for its production is disclosed. In one embodiment, the semiconductor component has the adhesive film, which is internally prestressed and is adhesive on both faces, between the rear face of the semiconductor chip and a chip connecting surface on a circuit mount.

Abstract: The outflow of die bond material is prevented and the quality and the reliability of a semiconductor device are improved. A tab, a plurality of leads arranged around the tab, silver paste arranged on the chip supporting surface of the tab, and a semiconductor chip mounted via silver paste on the tab are included. Further, a plurality of wires which electrically connect a pad of the semiconductor chip, and a lead, and a sealing body which does the resin seal of the semiconductor chip and the wires are included. By forming a step part whose height is lower than the chip supporting surface in the edge part of the chip supporting surface of the tab, the silver paste protruded from the tab can be stopped to this step part. As a result, an outflow to the back surface of the sealing body of silver paste can be prevented.

Abstract: According to an example embodiment, there is method (100) for manufacturing a semiconductor device in an air-cavity package. For a device die having an active surface, a lead frame is provided (5), the lead frame has a top-side surface and an under-side surface, the lead frame has predetermined pad landings on the top-side surface. A laminate material is applied (10) to the top-side surface of the lead frame. In the laminate material, an air-cavity region and contact regions are defined (15, 20, 25, 30, 35). The contact regions provide electrical connections to the predetermined pad landings on the lead frame. With the active circuit surface in an orientation toward the laminate material, the device die is mounted (40, 45). The bond pads of the active surface circuit are connected with ball bonds to the predetermined pad landings on the lead frame. An air-cavity is formed between the active surface of the device die and the top-side surface of the lead frame.

Abstract: Particular embodiments of the present invention provide a leadframe suitable for use in packaging IC dice that enables stress reduction in and around the die, die attach material, die attach pad and mold interfaces. More particularly, various leadframes are described that include recesses in selected regions of the top surface of the die attach pad.

Abstract: A semiconductor die package is disclosed. The semiconductor die package includes a semiconductor die comprising an input at a first top semiconductor die surface and an output at a second bottom semiconductor die surface. A leadframe having a first leadframe surface and a second leadframe surface opposite the first leadframe surface is in the semiconductor die package and is coupled to the first top semiconductor die surface. A clip having a first clip surface and a second clip surface is coupled to the second bottom semiconductor die surface. A molding material having exterior molding material surfaces covers at least a portion of the leadframe, the clip, and the semiconductor die. The first leadframe surface and the first clip surface are exposed by the molding material, and the first leadframe surface, the first clip surface, and the exterior molding material surfaces of the molding material form exterior surfaces of the semiconductor die package.

Abstract: A package substrate may have an improved surface structure for controlling the flow of an adhesive. The package substrate may have an upper surface and a lower surface covered with a passivation layer. A window may be provided in, for example, the center of the package substrate. Sinks may be provided on the lower surface, clear of the passivation layer. The semiconductor package may have an indented or non-planar surface structure.

Abstract: Embodiments of the inventive concept provide a semiconductor chip stack-type package. The package comprises a lead frame including a die paddle part and a lead part, a first semiconductor chip group and a second semiconductor chip group stacked sequentially and mounted on one surface of the die paddle part, a first wiring board between the first semiconductor chip group and the second semiconductor chip group, and second semiconductor chip group bonding wires for electrically connecting the second semiconductor chip group to the first wiring board. End portions of the first wiring board are electrically connected to inner leads of the lead part, which is adjacent to the die paddle part.

Abstract: A method of making electronic packages includes providing a leadframe strip that includes a plurality of leadframes, wherein the leadframes comprise a plurality of leads, etching a surface of each of the leadframes to form an opening, wherein each of the leads has a lead tip that connects to a die paddle within the opening, isolating each of the leads from the die paddle, adhering a tape to a bottom side of the leadframe strips, leads, and die paddle, attaching a die to the die paddle, placing ball bumps on each of the lead tips, and connecting the die to the ball bumps.

Abstract: A semiconductor package assembly may include a lead frame having a die bonding pad and plurality of leads coupled to the first die bonding pad. A vertical semiconductor device may be bonded to the die bonding pad. The device may have a conductive pad electrically connected to one lead through a first bond wire. An electrically isolated conductive trace may be formed from a layer of conductive material of the first semiconductor device. The conductive trace provides an electrically conductive path between the first bond wire and a second bond wire. The conductive path may either pass underneath a third bond wire thereby avoiding the third bond wire crossing another bond wire, or the conductive path may result in a reduced length for the first and second bond wires that is less than a predetermined maximum length.

Abstract: A resin-sealed semiconductor device with built-in heat sink prevents internal bulging and cracking caused by exfoliation of a semiconductor element from the heat sink when the vapor pressure of moisture absorbed into a gap between the semiconductor element and the heat sink rises during mounting of the semiconductor device to a printed circuit board using lead-free solder. By providing a plurality of separated die pads (502) in a mounting area for a semiconductor element (301) and adhering the semiconductor element (301) to the heat sink (105) via the die pads (502), space is opened up between the semiconductor element (301) and the heat sink (105) for sealing resin (304) to run into.