Abstract: Herein provided are: a ceramic board; a semiconductor element for electric power, on one surface of which an electrode is formed, and the other surface of which is bonded to the ceramic board; a lead terminal, one end side of which is bonded to the electrode, and the other end side of which is to be electrically connected to an outside thereof; and a sealing member by which the semiconductor element for electric power is sealed together with a part, in the lead terminal, bonded to the electrode; wherein, near an end in said one end side of the lead terminal, an inclined surface is formed which becomes farther from the circuit board as it becomes closer to the end.

Abstract: A semiconductor device according to the present invention includes a ceramic substrate, a plurality of circuit patterns arranged on a surface of the ceramic substrate, a semiconductor element arranged on an upper surface of at least one circuit pattern, and a sealing resin for sealing the ceramic substrate, the plurality of circuit patterns, and the semiconductor element, in which an undercut part is formed in opposed side surfaces of the circuit patterns adjacent to one another, the undercut part is configured such that an end of an upper surface of the circuit pattern protrudes outside the circuit pattern more than an end of a lower surface of the circuit pattern on the ceramic substrate, and the undercut part is also filled with the sealing resin.

Abstract: Herein provided are: a ceramic board; a semiconductor element for electric power, on one surface of which an electrode is formed, and the other surface of which is bonded to the ceramic board; a lead terminal, one end side of which is bonded to the electrode, and the other end side of which is to be electrically connected to an outside thereof; and a sealing member by which the semiconductor element for electric power is sealed together with a part, in the lead terminal, bonded to the electrode; wherein, near an end in said one end side of the lead terminal, an inclined surface is formed which becomes farther from the circuit board as it becomes closer to the end.

Abstract: Entry of resin into a cylindrical electrode can be suppressed without excessively increasing the number of parts and without unnecessarily damaging members. For this purpose, a semiconductor chip and a cylindrical electrode are mounted on one main surface of substrate. The substrate, the semiconductor chip, and the cylindrical electrode are sealed with resin material such that the cylindrical electrode has one end mounted to the substrate and the other opposite end at least exposed. After the step of sealing, an opening extending from the other end of the cylindrical electrode to a cavity in the cylindrical electrode is formed. Before performing the step of forming an opening, the other end of the cylindrical electrode is closed.

Abstract: Entry of resin into a cylindrical electrode can be suppressed without excessively increasing the number of parts and without unnecessarily damaging members. For this purpose, a semiconductor chip and a cylindrical electrode are mounted on one main surface of substrate. The substrate, the semiconductor chip, and the cylindrical electrode are sealed with resin material such that the cylindrical electrode has one end mounted to the substrate and the other opposite end at least exposed. After the step of sealing, an opening extending from the other end of the cylindrical electrode to a cavity in the cylindrical electrode is formed. Before performing the step of forming an opening, the other end of the cylindrical electrode is closed.

Abstract: A molten metal discharging device according to the present invention that discharges a molten metal and bonds components with the molten metal discharged includes: a syringe having a tube shape that houses the molten metal therein; a shaft that slides inside the syringe to press the molten metal; a heater (syringe heat insulating heater) that is provided around the syringe and heats the molten metal to maintain a molten state; and the syringe including a shaft sliding portion in which the shaft slides and a nozzle that has an inner diameter smaller than that of the shaft sliding portion and discharges the molten metal from an opening at a tip thereof, a rotation mechanism that rotates the syringe, a rotation center of the rotation being an extending direction of the nozzle, a coating that repels the molten metal being applied to an interior wall of the nozzle.

Abstract: A joining method that allows joining processing to be carried out simultaneously at a plurality of portions without being influenced by a supply time restriction on a joining material, and a semiconductor device manufacturing method using the joining method are provided. A chip and a lead frame are tentatively assembled having a solid solder block interposed therebetween. The solder block is provided with protruding parts that protrude in one direction. The protruding parts are inserted into solder supply ports of the lead frame, whereby the chip and the lead frame are tentatively assembled. Subsequently, the chip and the lead frame are fed into a reflow oven, and the solder block is melted and thereafter solidified. Thus, the chip and the lead frame are joined to each other.

Abstract: A semiconductor device according to the present invention includes a ceramic substrate, a plurality of circuit patterns arranged on a surface of the ceramic substrate, a semiconductor element arranged on an upper surface of at least one circuit pattern, and a sealing resin for sealing the ceramic substrate, the plurality of circuit patterns, and the semiconductor element, in which an undercut part is formed in opposed side surfaces of the circuit patterns adjacent to one another, the undercut part is configured such that an end of an upper surface of the circuit pattern protrudes outside the circuit pattern more than an end of a lower surface of the circuit pattern on the ceramic substrate, and the undercut part is also filled with the sealing resin.

Abstract: A joining method that allows joining processing to be carried out simultaneously at a plurality of portions without being influenced by a supply time restriction on a joining material, and a semiconductor device manufacturing method using the joining method are provided. A chip and a lead frame are tentatively assembled having a solid solder block interposed therebetween. The solder block is provided with protruding parts that protrude in one direction. The protruding parts are inserted into solder supply ports of the lead frame, whereby the chip and the lead frame are tentatively assembled. Subsequently, the chip and the lead frame are fed into a reflow oven, and the solder block is melted and thereafter solidified. Thus, the chip and the lead frame are joined to each other.

Abstract: A joining method that allows joining processing to be carried out simultaneously at a plurality of portions without being influenced by a supply time restriction on a joining material, and a semiconductor device manufacturing method using the joining method are provided. A chip and a lead frame are tentatively assembled having a solid solder block interposed therebetween. The solder block is provided with protruding parts that protrude in one direction. The protruding parts are inserted into solder supply ports of the lead frame, whereby the chip and the lead frame are tentatively assembled. Subsequently, the chip and the lead frame are fed into a reflow oven, and the solder block is melted and thereafter solidified. Thus, the chip and the lead frame are joined to each other.

Abstract: A joining method that allows joining processing to be carried out simultaneously at a plurality of portions without being influenced by a supply time restriction on a joining material, and a semiconductor device manufacturing method using the joining method are provided. A chip and a lead frame are tentatively assembled having a solid solder block interposed therebetween. The solder block is provided with protruding parts that protrude in one direction. The protruding parts are inserted into solder supply ports of the lead frame, whereby the chip and the lead frame are tentatively assembled. Subsequently, the chip and the lead frame are fed into a reflow oven, and the solder block is melted and thereafter solidified. Thus, the chip and the lead frame are joined to each other.