Abstract: A semiconductor device has a substrate with a die mounting site and a plurality of leads. A first electrical component is disposed over a first surface of the die mounting site. A second electrical component is disposed over a second surface of the die mounting site opposite the first surface of the die mounting site. A first bond wire is coupled between the first electrical component and a first lead, and a second bond wire is coupled between the second electrical component and a second lead. A first encapsulant is deposited over the first electrical component, and a second encapsulant is deposited over the second electrical component with the leads exposed between the first encapsulant and second encapsulant. The leads are exposed from the first encapsulant and second encapsulant on a side of the semiconductor device.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to improving package adhesion to provide more reliable semiconductor packages. The semiconductor package may be, for example, a leadframe including one or multiple dies attached thereto. The semiconductor package may include only clip bonds or only wire bonds or a combination of clip bonds and wire bonds. An adhesion enhancement coating may be disposed in between the package substrate and the encapsulant to improve package adhesion. For example, the adhesion enhancement coating enhances the sealing by bonding respectively with the inorganic materials of the package substrate and the organic materials of the encapsulant.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for preparing poly(carbonate-etherimide) compound comprising polycarbonate segment as shown in the structure (A) and polyetherimide segment as shown in the structure (B). Said method does not contain a highly toxic phosgene in its operation, can be performed easily, and can be operated at not high temperature. wherein R1 represents aromatic with 6 to 30 carbon atoms or, optionally said aromatic is bonded with heteroatom; R2 represents aromatic with 6 to 30 carbon atoms or, optionally said aromatic is bonded with heteroatom; m is an integer from 1 to 15; and n is an integer from 1 to 10.

Abstract: Methods of manufacturing semiconductor packages with metal-plated shields include roughening surfaces of a molding compound by an abrasion process such that the surfaces have an unnatural surface roughness that is rougher than a natural surface roughness. In one embodiment, the method includes obtaining a molded array including a plurality of dies coupled to a substrate and a molding compound encapsulating the plurality of dies, coating all exposed surfaces of the molding compound with an adhesion promoter material, heating the molded array with an adhesion promoter material such that the adhesion promoter material reacts with a portion of the molding compound, resulting in a baked film, and etching away the baked film, resulting in the molding compound having the roughened surfaces. Preferably, the method also includes depositing a catalyst material on the roughened surfaces before a metal layer is coated on the roughened surfaces to speed up the time for the metal layer to adhere to the roughened surfaces.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for preparing poly(carbonate-etherimide) compound comprising polycarbonate segment as shown in the structure (A) and polyetherimide segment as shown in the structure (B). Said method does not contain a highly toxic phosgene in its operation, can be performed easily, and can be operated at not high temperature. wherein R1 represents aromatic with 6 to 30 carbon atoms or, optionally said aromatic is bonded with heteroatom; R2 represents aromatic with 6 to 30 carbon atoms or, optionally said aromatic is bonded with heteroatom; m is an integer from 1 to 15; and n is an integer from 1 to 10.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate to a semiconductor package with a metal-plated shield. Surfaces of molding compound are roughened by an abrasion process such that the surfaces have an unnatural surface roughness that is rougher than a natural surface roughness. The roughened surfaces provide better adhesion of the metal-plated shield to the roughened surfaces than to untreated surfaces (e.g., surfaces with the natural surface roughness). A catalyst material can be deposited on the roughened surfaces of the molding compound before a metal layer is coated on the roughened surfaces of the molding compound to speed up the time for the metal layer to adhere to the roughened surfaces of the molding compound. The metal-plated shield can include plurality of metal layers plated on top of each other.