Abstract: A semiconductor die is arranged at a die mounting region at a first surface of a die pad in a substrate. The die pad has a second surface opposite the first surface. Laser beam energy is applied to the second surface of the die pad to form in the second surface of the die pad a recessed peripheral portion surrounding a central portion opposite the die mounting region at the first surface. An encapsulation of electrically insulating material is molded onto the substrate. During molding, the electrically insulating material covers the recessed peripheral portion and leakage of the electrically insulating material over the central portion is countered in response to the peripheral portion of the second surface of the die pad being recessed.

Abstract: A semiconductor die is mounted on a substrate having electrically conductive substrate portions. The electrically conductive substrate portions include a die mounting location and electrically conductive leads around the die mounting location. The semiconductor die is mounted on a first surface of the die mounting location. The substrate and the semiconductor die are encapsulated in an electrically insulating encapsulation having a surface opposite the first surface. An electrically conductive path is provided to electrically couple the semiconductor die to one of the electrically conductive substrate portions.

Abstract: A semiconductor die is arranged at a first surface of a die pad. The die pad has a peripheral edge and a second surface opposite to the first surface that includes a first region and a second region surrounding the first region. The second region extends to the peripheral edge of the die pad from a border line at the first region and includes a recessed formation extending continuously along the border line. An insulating encapsulation is molded onto the die pad with the first region of the second surface left uncovered and the second region of the second surface of the die pad being covered by the insulating encapsulation that fills the recessed formation. The recessed formation has a variable recess depth between the border line and the peripheral edge of the die pad to provide an extended length delamination path from the border line to the semiconductor die.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for manufacturing a semiconductor product package. The method includes arranging a leadframe with one or more leads such that each lead has an inner end facing a portion of a die-pad, attaching a semiconductor chip to the die-pad, attaching a first electrically conductive mass to the die-pad such that it is aligned with the inner end of a lead protruding over the die-pad, attaching an electrical component to the first electrically conductive mass such that a longitudinal axis of the electrical component is arranged traverse to the die-pad, and coupling a second electrically conductive mass between a termination of the electrical component and the inner end of the lead.

Abstract: A semiconductor chip is mounted to a chip mounting portion of a leadframe which further includes and one or more leads in the leadframe arranged facing the chip mounting portion. The lead lies in a first plane and the chip mounting portion lies in a second plane, the first plane and the second plane mutually offset with a gap therebetween. An electrical component (such as a capacitor) is arranged on the chip mounting portion and extends vertically between the first plane and the second plane.

Abstract: A leadframe for a semiconductor device includes an array of electrically-conductive leads. The electrically-conductive leads have mutually opposed lateral (vertical) surfaces. An electrically-insulating material is formed over the mutually lateral opposed surfaces to prevent short circuits between adjacent leads. The electrically-insulating material may further be provided at one or more of the opposed bottom and top surfaces of the electrically-conductive leads of the leadframe.

Abstract: A leadframe for a semiconductor device includes an array of electrically-conductive leads. The electrically-conductive leads have mutually opposed lateral (vertical) surfaces. An electrically-insulating material is formed over the mutually lateral opposed surfaces to prevent short circuits between adjacent leads. The electrically-insulating material may further be provided at one or more of the opposed bottom and top surfaces of the electrically-conductive leads of the leadframe.

Abstract: A semiconductor chip is mounted to a chip mounting portion of a leadframe which further includes and one or more leads in the leadframe arranged facing the chip mounting portion. The lead lies in a first plane and the chip mounting portion lies in a second plane, the first plane and the second plane mutually offset with a gap therebetween. An electrical component (such as a capacitor) is arranged on the chip mounting portion and extends vertically between the first plane and the second plane.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a semiconductor device includes: a mounting substrate having electrically conductive formations thereon, a semiconductor die coupled with the mounting substrate, the semiconductor die with electrical contact pillars facing towards the mounting substrate, an anisotropic conductive membrane between the semiconductor die and the mounting substrate, the membrane compressed between the electrical contact pillars and the mounting substrate to provide electrical contact between the electrical contact pillars of the semiconductor die and the electrically conductive formations on the mounting substrate.

Abstract: A method of producing leadframes for semiconductor devices comprises: providing a plurality of electrically-conductive plates, forming in the electrically conductive plates homologous passageway patterns according to a desired semiconductor device leadframe pattern, joining together the plurality of plates with the homologous passageway patterns formed therein mutually in register by producing a multilayered leadframe exhibiting the desired leadframe pattern and a thickness which is the sum of the thicknesses of the plates in the plurality of electrically-conductive plates.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a leadframe that includes contact pins and a semiconductor die that has protruding connection formations. A flexible support member is disposed between the leadframe and the semiconductor die and supports the semiconductor die. The flexible support member has electrically conductive lines that extend between the leadframe and the semiconductor die. The electrically conductive lines of the flexible support member are electrically coupled with the contact pins of the leadframe and with the connection formations of the semiconductor die.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a quadrilateral package with a first pair of opposed sides and a second pair of opposed sides. Both sides of the first pair of opposed sides are provided with electrical contact leads. Only one side of the second pair of opposed sides is provided with electrical contact leads. The side of the second pair of opposed sides without electrical contact leads is a leadless side. That side is not a molded side of the package, but rather is defined by a cut surface.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a leadframe that includes contact pins and a semiconductor die that has protruding connection formations. A flexible support member is disposed between the leadframe and the semiconductor die and supports the semiconductor die. The flexible support member has electrically conductive lines that extend between the leadframe and the semiconductor die. The electrically conductive lines of the flexible support member are electrically coupled with the contact pins of the leadframe and with the connection formations of the semiconductor die.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a quadrilateral package with a first pair of opposed sides and a second pair of opposed sides. Both sides of the first pair of opposed sides are provided with electrical contact leads. Only one side of the second pair of opposed sides is provided with electrical contact leads. The side of the second pair of opposed sides without electrical contact leads is a leadless side. That side is not a molded side of the package, but rather is defined by a cut surface.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a quadrilateral package with a first pair of opposed sides and a second pair of opposed sides. Both sides of the first pair of opposed sides are provided with electrical contact leads. Only one side of the second pair of opposed sides is provided with electrical contact leads. The side of the second pair of opposed sides without electrical contact leads is a leadless side. That side is not a molded side of the package, but rather is defined by a cut surface.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a quadrilateral package with a first pair of opposed sides and a second pair of opposed sides. Both sides of the first pair of opposed sides are provided with electrical contact leads. Only one side of the second pair of opposed sides is provided with electrical contact leads. The side of the second pair of opposed sides without electrical contact leads is a leadless side. That side is not a molded side of the package, but rather is defined by a cut surface.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a semiconductor device includes: a mounting substrate having electrically conductive formations thereon, a semiconductor die coupled with the mounting substrate, the semiconductor die with electrical contact pillars facing towards the mounting substrate, an anisotropic conductive membrane between the semiconductor die and the mounting substrate, the membrane compressed between the electrical contact pillars and the mounting substrate to provide electrical contact between the electrical contact pillars of the semiconductor die and the electrically conductive formations on the mounting substrate.