Abstract: The back side of a strip substrate with plural semiconductor chips mounted thereon is vacuum-chucked to a lower mold half of a mold, and in this state the plural semiconductor chips are sealed with resin simultaneously to form a seal member. Thereafter, the strip substrate and the seal member are released from the mold and are cut into plural semiconductor devices. The semiconductor devices thus obtained are improved in their mounting reliability.

Abstract: A process is provided for the fabrication of a plastic molded type semiconductor device in which a die pad is formed to have a smaller area than a semiconductor chip to be mounted on a principal surface of the die pad and the semiconductor chip and die pad are sealed with a plastic mold.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device is provided including preparing a lead frame having a plurality of leads, wherein the lead widths of the lead tips are smaller than the lead thickness of the tips. A plate is also prepared having a first portion and second portion on a main surface thereof, the second portion being located at the outer periphery of said first portion. A semiconductor chip having a semiconductor element and a plurality of electrodes is fastened to the first portion of the plate and the lead tips are fastened on the second portion of the plate. Bonding wires are then formed to electrically connect the lead tips and the electrodes of the semiconductor chip, and then the lead tips, the plate, the semiconductor chip and the bonding wires are sealed with a molding member.

Abstract: The back side of a strip substrate with plural semiconductor chips mounted thereon is vacuum-chucked to a lower mold half of a mold, and in this state the plural semiconductor chips are sealed with resin simultaneously to form a seal member. Thereafter, the strip substrate and the seal member are released from the mold and are cut into plural semiconductor devices. The semiconductor devices thus obtained are improved in their mounting reliability.

Abstract: A planetary carrier supports pinion gears of a planetary gear set via pinion shafts. Each hole in which a pinion shaft is mounted has a shallow hardened wall surface that is hardened by very-high-frequency induction heating and quenching. Therefore, the durability of the pinion shaft-supporting holes of a cold-forged piece or a pressed piece can be improved without thermal strain.

Abstract: A process is provided for the fabrication of a plastic molded type semiconductor device in which a die pad is formed to have a smaller area than a semiconductor chip to be mounted on a principal surface of the die pad and the semiconductor chip and die pad are sealed with a plastic mold.

Abstract: In a semiconductor device having a heat radiation plate, the tips of inner leads connected to a semiconductor chip have a lead width w and a lead thickness t, the width being less than the thickness. The inner leads are secured to the heat radiation plate. Fastening the inner leads to the heat radiation plate supports the latter and eliminates the need for suspending leads. A lead pitch p, the lead width w and lead thickness t of the inner lead tips connected to the semiconductor chip have the relations of w<t and p≦1.2t, with the inner leads secured to the heat radiation plate. The heat radiation plate has slits made therein to form radially shaped heat propagation paths between a semiconductor chip mounting area and the inner leads.

Abstract: The back side of a strip substrate with plural semiconductor chips mounted thereon is vacuum-chucked to a lower mold half of a mold, and in this state the plural semiconductor chips are sealed with resin simultaneously to form a seal member. Thereafter, the strip substrate and the seal member are released from the mold and are cut into plural semiconductor devices. The semiconductor devices thus obtained are improved in their mounting reliability.

Abstract: An adhesive, comprising (A) a polymeric MDI, (B) modified polyvinyl acetate emulsion, (C) aqueous polyvinyl alcohol solution, and (D) a filler.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for preventing occurrence of damage to the top surface of a semiconductor chip at the time of die bonding the semiconductor chip by use of a contact collet. A protection tape is pasted to the top surface of the semiconductor chip before die bonding of the semiconductor chip is executed by pressing the back surface (underside) of the semiconductor chip sucked and securely held by the contact collect against respective chip-mounting regions of a multi-wiring board. The contact collect is, for example, substantially cylindrical in outside shape, and a bottom part (suction head) thereof is made of a soft synthetic rubber, and so forth. The protection tape pasted to pasted to the top surface of the semiconductor chip can prevent the top surface of the semiconductor chip from coming in direct contact with the contact collet even at the time of vacuum suction by pressing the suction head of the contact collect against the top surface of the semiconductor chip.

Abstract: The back side of a strip substrate with plural semiconductor chips mounted thereon is vacuum-chucked to a lower mold half of a mold, and in this state the plural semiconductor chips are sealed with resin simultaneously to form a seal member. Thereafter, the strip substrate and the seal member are released from the mold and are cut into plural semiconductor devices. The semiconductor devices thus obtained are improved in their mounting reliability.

Abstract: A process is provided for the fabrication of a plastic molded type semiconductor device in which a die pad is formed to have a smaller area than a semiconductor chip to be mounted on a principal surface of the die pad and the semiconductor chip and die pad are sealed with a plastic mold.

Abstract: A process is provided for the fabrication of a plastic molded type semiconductor device in which a die pad is formed to have a smaller area than a semiconductor chip to be mounted on a principal surface of the die pad and the semiconductor chip and die pad are sealed with a plastic mold.

Abstract: In the manufacture of a semiconductor device by adopting a block molding method wherein a semiconductor chip is fixed onto a wiring substrate through an adhesive, the occurrence of a defect caused by flowing-out of the adhesive is to be prevented. The semiconductor device according to the present invention comprises a wiring substrate, the wiring substrate having a main surface, an insulating film formed on the main surface, and electrodes formed on the main surface so as to be exposed from the insulating film, a semiconductor chip fixed through an adhesive onto the insulating film formed on the main surface of the wiring substrate, conductive wires for connecting the electrodes on the main surface of the wiring substrate and electrodes on the semiconductor chip with each other, and a seal member, i.e.

Abstract: A semiconductor device comprising a semiconductor chip having an electrode on a circuit formation surface thereof, a flexible film having a lead attached thereto and electrically connected to said electrode of said semiconductor chip through a bump, a resin for covering said circuit formation surface of said semiconductor chip and a resin film for covering a back surface facing said circuit formation surface of said semiconductor chip.

Abstract: In a semiconductor device having a heat radiation plate, the tips of inner leads connected to a semiconductor chip have a lead width w and a lead thickness t, the width being less than the thickness. The inner leads are secured to the heat radiation plate. Fastening the inner leads to the heat radiation plate supports the latter and eliminates the need for suspending leads. A lead pitch p, the lead width w and lead thickness t of the inner lead tips connected to the semiconductor chip have the relations of w<t and p≧1.2 t, with the inner leads secured to the heat radiation plate. The heat radiation plate has slits made therein to form radially shaped heat propagation paths between a semiconductor chip mounting area and the inner leads.

Abstract: A planetary carrier supports pinion gears of a planetary gear set via pinion shafts. Each hole in which a pinion shaft is mounted has a shallow hardened wall surface that is hardened by very-high-frequency induction heating and quenching. Therefore, the durability of the pinion shaft-supporting holes of a cold-forged piece or a pressed piece can be improved without thermal strain.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor chip having a plurality of electrodes formed on a first major surface thereof, a resin package sealing the semiconductor chip therein, a plurality of leads electrically connected to the electrodes of the semiconductor chip and formed so as to extend inside and outside the resin package, and a support lead supporting the semiconductor chip at a part of a second major surface of the semiconductor chip opposite the first major surface. The semiconductor chip is bonded to the support lead with an adhesive tape.

Abstract: To improve a reflow characteristic and realize leadlessness. A semiconductor device comprises a cross die pad which supports a semiconductor chip and in which an area of the region joined to the semiconductor chip is smaller than that of the outer size thereof being smaller than the rear surface of the semiconductor chip; wires connected to pads of the semiconductor chip; a plurality of inner leads which are arranged around the semiconductor chip and in which a silver plating layer is formed at a wire bonding area; molding resin for resin sealing the semiconductor chip; a plurality of outer leads exposed from the molding resin and in which a lead-free metallic layer is formed on a contact surface, wherein the flat surface size of the molding resin is formed to be equal to or less than 28 mm×28 mm and the thickness thereof is formed to be 1.4 mm or less, and thereby it is possible to improve a reflow characteristic and realize leadlessness.

Abstract: In a semiconductor device having a heat radiation plate, the tips of inner leads connected to a semiconductor chip have a lead width w and a lead thickness t, the width being less than the thickness. The inner leads are secured to the heat radiation plate. Fastening the inner leads to the heat radiation plate supports the latter and eliminates the need for suspending leads. A lead pitch p, the lead width w and lead thickness t of the inner lead tips connected to the semiconductor chip have the relations of w<t and p≦1.2t, with the inner leads secured to the heat radiation plate. The heat radiation plate has slits made therein to form radially shaped heat propagation paths between a semiconductor chip mounting area and the inner leads.