Abstract: There is provided an LED package. An LED package according to an aspect of the invention includes a package body including a concave part formed as a mounting section, first and second lead frames mounted to the package body to be exposed at a lower surface of the concave part, an LED chip mounted to the lower surface of the concave part to be electrically connected to the first and second lead frames, and an encapsulant formed by mixing transparent resin and a phosphor and formed inside the concave part to encapsulate the LED chip. Here, a height from an upper surface of the LED chip and an upper surface of the encapsulant is 1 to 5 times larger than that of the LED chip.

Abstract: The invention relates to a side view LED package in use with an LCD backlight unit. The side view LED package comprises: an LED chip; and a strip-shaped lead frame having a toothed structure formed in a lateral edge thereof. The LED chip is mounted on a surface of the lead frame. An integral package body is made of resin, and includes a hollow front half having a cavity for housing the LED chip and a solid rear half divided from the front half by the lead frame. The toothed structure of the lead frame structure can improve resin flow in order to ensure stability even if the LED package is made extremely thin.

Abstract: A high-density memory card comprises a base card and two packages fixedly mounted within the base card. The two packages are attached to the base card and face each other. In one embodiment, a first package comprises a first substrate and at least one memory chip, and a second package comprises a second substrate and at least one memory chip. A first surface of the first substrate has external connection pads formed thereon and is exposed from the memory card. A second surface of the first substrate has first connection pads formed thereon. The memory chips are mounted on the second surface and electrically connected to each other. A third surface of the second substrate is exposed from the memory card, and a fourth surface of the second substrate has second connection pads formed thereon. The memory chips are mounted on the fourth surface and electrically connected to each other.

Abstract: A high-density memory card comprises a base card and two packages fixedly mounted within the base card. The two packages are attached to the base card and face each other. In one embodiment, a first package comprises a first substrate and at least one memory chip, and a second package comprises a second substrate and at least one memory chip. A first surface of the first substrate has external connection pads formed thereon and is exposed from the memory card. A second surface of the first substrate has first connection pads formed thereon. The memory chips are mounted on the second surface and electrically connected to each other. A third surface of the second substrate is exposed from the memory card, and a fourth surface of the second substrate has second connection pads formed thereon. The memory chips are mounted on the fourth surface and electrically connected to each other.

Abstract: A multi-chip stack package does not include a die pad. The elimination of the die pad provides more room for elements in the package which. Thus, a balanced inner package structure can be achieved, and a poor molding which may expose one of the package elements can be avoided. In the package, an upper chip is bonded to the top surface of a lower chip. To stabilize the chips, auxiliary or inner leads of a lead frame attach to the top surface of a lower chip. This shortens wire lengths between the chips and the inner leads. The shorter wires reduce wire loop heights and thus reduce the probability of exposing wires in a subsequent transfer-molding. A multi-chip stack package which includes an auxiliary lead(s) is also disclosed. The auxiliary leads attach to the top surface of the lower chip and can provide a stable support of a semiconductor chip and prevent the chip from tilting and shifting in transfer-molding. An auxiliary lead can be between the lower and upper chips.

Abstract: A lead-on-chip semiconductor device package is formed by attaching a lead frame to the chip with a discontinuous adhesive layer. Electrode pads of the chip are electrically connected by bonding wires and mechanically connected by the adhesive layer to the lead frame, and then encapsulated by an encapsulant such as molding compound. The adhesive layer is formed from a liquid adhesive material having a certain viscosity. Although the liquid adhesive is continuously applied to top surfaces of the inner leads as well as gaps between adjacent inner leads, the adhesive layer is formed only on the top surfaces of the inner leads while the liquid adhesive falls through the gaps. Thermoplastic or thermosetting resins may be used as the liquid adhesive.

Abstract: A lead-on-chip semiconductor device package is formed by attaching a lead frame having a single adhesive layer to a semiconductor chip. Electrode pads of the chip are electrically connected by bonding wires and mechanically connected by the adhesive layer to the lead frame, and then encapsulated by an encapsulant such as molding compound. The adhesive layer is formed from a liquid adhesive having a certain viscosity. The adhesive material is continuously applied to spaces between adjacent inner leads as well as the top surface of the leads and then cured. The leads are disposed at the same intervals and include some side leads with a larger width in order to form the adhesive layer with a uniform thickness. Thermoplastic resins are preferably used as the adhesive, but thermosetting resins may be used as well. In the case of thermoplastic resins, the temperature of a cure step is about 200.degree. C. and that of chip attachment step is about 400.degree. C.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing of a lead-on-chip type semiconductor chip package is disclosed, which comprises the steps of coating a liquid polyimide coating material on the bonding faces of at least one of the inner leads and the bus bars of the lead frame and the semiconductor chip, attaching the semiconductor chip by using the cured liquid polyimide coating material as an attaching medium, and forming a package body for wrapping and protecting the semiconductor chip and bonding wires. Since the liquid polyimide coating material protects the wafer from which the chips are obtained and also serves as a bonding agent for the semiconductor chip at the same time, the semiconductor chip package according to the present invention can be protected from damage, such as by air bubbles, which are generated at the interface of the conventional polyimide tape, and by separation and expansion of adhesives.

Abstract: A packing structure for a surface mounting type semiconductor package, wherein at least one semiconductor chips are mounted on a die pad. A conductive pattern is formed on a printed circuit board which is located beneath an exposed side of a die pad of the package. A nonconductive thin film or a conductive layer is formed between the conductive pattern and the die pad. The conductive pattern is electrically connected to the die pad so that there is generated the package voltage difference therebetween, thereby reducing the electric noise of the package and facilitating high speed operation of the package without reducing a mounting density.

Abstract: A lead-on-chip package manufacturing method includes an insulating liquid adhesive depositing step on lead attaching regions formed on an active surface of a semiconductor on a wafer. The adhesive deposition may be accomplished by a screen printing method in which the adhesive is forced through hole patterns of a metal screen, or by a dispensing method in which a liquid adhesive is dispensed from needles of a dispensing head that is movable over the wafer surface and is aligned with the wafer. The dispensing technique may be applied to a plurality of chips in step-by-step fashion, or in a simultaneous manner by using a multi-needled dispensing head.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a semiconductor package, including providing a lead frame in which die pad and side rail areas of the lead frame are mechanically interconnected to, and electrically isolated from each other so that the exposed bottom surface of the die pad does not become coated with a metal plating film during surface treatment for coating outer leads of the lead frame.