Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a wiring board, a first semiconductor chip provided on the wiring board upwards, the first semiconductor chip including a first front surface having a connection terminal electrically connected to the wiring board and a second front surface opposite the first front surface, a chip stacked body provided on the wiring board upwards, the chip stacked body including a second semiconductor chip, a sealing insulator configured to cover the first semiconductor chip and the chip stacked body, the sealing insulator containing a resin, and a heat conductor provided between the sealing insulator and the second front surface and including a first region extending in a first direction which is an in-plane direction of the wiring board and a second region extending in a second direction from an end of the first region on a side of the first direction when a direction perpendicular to the in-plane direction of the wiring board and the first direction is defined as the second direction, the he

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first stacked body including a plurality of first semiconductor chips stacked along a first direction, each of the first semiconductor chips being offset from the other first semiconductor chips along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction; a first columnar electrode connected to an electrode pad of the first stacked body, and extending in the first direction; a second stacked body including a plurality of second semiconductor chips stacked along the first direction, each of the second semiconductor chips being offset from the other second semiconductor chips along the second direction, the second stacked body having a height larger than the first stacked body and overlap at least a portion of the first stacked body when viewed from the top; and a second columnar electrode connected to an electrode pad of the second stacked body, and extending in the first direction.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first stacked body including first semiconductor chips stacked in a first direction and offset relative to each other in a second direction; a first columnar electrode coupled to the first semiconductor chip and extending in the first direction; a second stacked body arranged relative to the first stacked body in the second direction and including second semiconductor chips stacked in the first direction and offset relative to each other in the second direction; a second columnar electrode coupled to the second semiconductor chip and extending in the first direction; and a third semiconductor chip arranged substantially equally spaced to the first columnar electrode and the second columnar electrode.

Abstract: A wiring board includes a first wiring layer, a high-speed wiring disposed in the first wiring layer, a second wiring layer, and a signal wiring disposed in the second wiring layer. The signal wiring transmits a signal slower than that through the high-speed wiring. A third wiring layer between the first and second wiring layers includes a power supply wiring and/or a ground wiring, which is not disposed in a portion where a land of the first wiring layer and the signal wiring do not overlap. The power supply wiring and/or the ground wiring overlap the signal wiring in a portion where the land of the first wiring layer and the signal wiring overlap each other.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes: a multilayer wiring substrate including a plurality of wiring layers; a first semiconductor chip disposed on the wiring substrate; and a bonding layer bonding the first semiconductor chip to the wiring substrate. A trace formed on the wiring substrate includes a first trace width portion and a second trace width portion, a width of the first trace width portion being greater than the second trace width portion.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first stacked body including a plurality of first semiconductor chips stacked along a first direction, each of the first semiconductor chips being offset from the other first semiconductor chips along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction; a first columnar electrode connected to an electrode pad of the first stacked body, and extending in the first direction; a second stacked body including a plurality of second semiconductor chips stacked along the first direction, each of the second semiconductor chips being offset from the other second semiconductor chips along the second direction, the second stacked body having a height larger than the first stacked body and overlap at least a portion of the first stacked body when viewed from the top; and a second columnar electrode connected to an electrode pad of the second stacked body, and extending in the first direction.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first stacked body including first semiconductor chips stacked in a first direction and offset relative to each other in a second direction; a first columnar electrode coupled to the first semiconductor chip and extending in the first direction; a second stacked body arranged relative to the first stacked body in the second direction and including second semiconductor chips stacked in the first direction and offset relative to each other in the second direction; a second columnar electrode coupled to the second semiconductor chip and extending in the first direction; and a third semiconductor chip arranged substantially equally spaced to the first columnar electrode and the second columnar electrode.

Abstract: A dielectric film is disposed on a semiconductor substrate, and a conductor including a bent section is arranged between the semiconductor substrate and the dielectric film. A pad is disposed on the dielectric film. The pad is covered with a protective film. The protective film has an opening through which an upper surface of the pad is exposed. The bent section in the conductor and the pad overlap each other as seen in plan view, and an inside corner and an outside corner in the bent section are chamfered.

Abstract: A semiconductor chip is mounted on a substrate in a face-down manner. A metal film is arranged on a back surface of the semiconductor chip facing an opposite side from the substrate away from an edge of the back surface. A sealing resin layer seals the semiconductor chip with a part of the metal film being exposed from the sealing resin layer.

Abstract: An electronic component whose reliability is less likely to decrease while its thermal conductivity is maintained. A semiconductor chip is mounted on a substrate. The semiconductor chip is sealed with a sealing resin layer. The sealing resin layer includes a binder and two types of fillers having a plurality of particles dispersed in the binder. As the two types of fillers, fillers at least one of whose physical quantities, which are average particle diameter and density, are different from each other are used. The total volume density of the fillers in the sealing resin layer decreases in an upward direction from the substrate, and a portion of the sealing resin layer in a height direction of the sealing resin layer has an area in which the two types of fillers are present in a mixed manner.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a substrate with a first terminal, a first semiconductor memory chip on the substrate and having a first pad, and a second semiconductor memory chip on the first semiconductor memory chip and having a second pad. A first bonding wire connects to the first terminal and both the first pad and the second pad. A second bonding wire connects to the first terminal and one of the first pad or the second pad from a coordinate position offset from a coordinate position of the first bonding wire.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes: a multilayer wiring substrate including a plurality of wiring layers; a first semiconductor chip disposed on the wiring substrate; and a bonding layer bonding the first semiconductor chip to the wiring substrate. A trace formed on the wiring substrate includes a first trace width portion and a second trace width portion, a width of the first trace width portion being greater than the second trace width portion.

Abstract: A wiring board includes a first wiring layer, a high-speed wiring disposed in the first wiring layer, a second wiring layer, and a signal wiring disposed in the second wiring layer. The signal wiring transmits a signal slower than that through the high-speed wiring. A third wiring layer between the first and second wiring layers includes a power supply wiring and/or a ground wiring, which is not disposed in a portion where a land of the first wiring layer and the signal wiring do not overlap. The power supply wiring and/or the ground wiring overlap the signal wiring in a portion where the land of the first wiring layer and the signal wiring overlap each other.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a substrate, a first semiconductor chip on the substrate, a first adhesive material on the first semiconductor chip, a spacer chip on the first adhesive material, a second adhesive material on the spacer chip, a second semiconductor chip on the second adhesive material, and a resin material that covers the first and second semiconductor chips and the spacer chip. The spacer chip has a first region with which the resin material comes in contact is roughened and a second region that is different from the first region.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor chip mounted to a mounting substrate with an interposer interposed therebetween such that a surface of the semiconductor chip on which bumps are formed faces a surface of the mounting substrate. The mounting substrate has a plurality of metal parts formed as terminals on a surface of the mounting substrate and in contact with electrode pads connected to multilayer wiring. The semiconductor chip has a plurality of functional elements formed in an inner layer and a plurality of bumps formed in contact with element wiring lines of the functional elements such that the bumps protrude from the surface of the semiconductor chip. The interposer has a plurality of first recesses formed in the surface of the interposer facing the surface of the semiconductor chip on which the bumps are formed such that the first recesses accommodate only the bumps.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes electrodes which contain Au and which are placed above conductive layers in a region adjacent to stacked insulating films and also includes base layers which are composed of compositionally modulated layers and which are placed between the electrodes and the conductive layers. The base layers include lateral end sections composed of single layers projecting from lateral end sections of the electrodes in the direction of the interlayer interface between the insulating films; sections which are located under the electrodes and of which a major compositional component is Ti or Ti and W; and projecting sections which project from under the electrodes in the direction of the interlayer interface between the insulating films and of which compositional components are compositionally modulated to Ti and O, to Ti, O, and N, or to Ti, W, O, and N.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element including a bipolar transistor disposed on a compound semiconductor substrate, a collector electrode, a base electrode, and an emitter electrode, the bipolar transistor including a collector layer, a base layer, and an emitter layer, the collector electrode being in contact with the collector layer, the base electrode being in contact with the base layer, the emitter electrode being in contact with the emitter layer; a protective layer disposed on one surface of the semiconductor element; an emitter redistribution layer electrically connected to the emitter electrode via a contact hole in the protective layer; and a stress-relieving layer disposed between the emitter redistribution layer and the emitter layer in a direction perpendicular to a surface of the compound semiconductor substrate.

Abstract: A dielectric film is disposed on a semiconductor substrate, and a conductor including a bent section is arranged between the semiconductor substrate and the dielectric film. A pad is disposed on the dielectric film. The pad is covered with a protective film. The protective film has an opening through which an upper surface of the pad is exposed. The bent section in the conductor and the pad overlap each other as seen in plan view, and an inside corner and an outside corner in the bent section are chamfered.

Abstract: A semiconductor chip is mounted on a substrate in a face-down manner. A metal film is arranged on a back surface of the semiconductor chip facing an opposite side from the substrate away from an edge of the back surface. A sealing resin layer seals the semiconductor chip with a part of the metal film being exposed from the sealing resin layer.

Abstract: An electronic component whose reliability is less likely to decrease while its thermal conductivity is maintained. A semiconductor chip is mounted on a substrate. The semiconductor chip is sealed with a sealing resin layer. The sealing resin layer includes a binder and two types of fillers having a plurality of particles dispersed in the binder. As the two types of fillers, fillers at least one of whose physical quantities, which are average particle diameter and density, are different from each other are used. The total volume density of the fillers in the sealing resin layer decreases in an upward direction from the substrate, and a portion of the sealing resin layer in a height direction of the sealing resin layer has an area in which the two types of fillers are present in a mixed manner.