Infineon Technologies Ag

Daniel Bolowski

Holger Schulze

Evelyn Napetschnig

Stefan Woehlert

Christian Stahlhut

Ulrich Michael Georg Schwarzer

Marian Sebastian Broll

Achim Froemelt

Christian Kersting

Gert Pfahl

Michael Kreuz

A semiconductor substrate has a bond pad. The bond pad includes a layer of an aluminum alloy having a chemical composition including at least 0.3% by weight of at least one of Zn, Mg, Sc, Zr, Ti, Ag and/or Mn, with the balance being at least Al and incidental impurities.

Semiconductor substrate having a bond pad material based on aluminum

A method includes providing a subassembly having a circuit carrier with a first metallic surface portion, a first joining partner, which is integrally connected to the first metallic surface portion by means of a first connecting layer, and a second metallic surface portion. In a heat treatment, the second metallic surface portion is held uninterruptedly at temperatures which are higher than a minimum heat-treatment temperature of at least 300&#xb0; C. Moreover, a second joining partner is provided. A fixed connection is produced between the second joining partner and the subassembly in that the second joining partner is integrally connected to the subassembly following completion of the heat treatment on the second surface portion.

Semiconductor module bonding wire connection method

A power semiconductor module includes a first printed circuit board having a first insulation carrier, and a first upper metallization and a first lower metallization applied to the first insulation carrier on mutually opposite sides, and a second printed circuit board having a second insulation carrier and a second upper metallization applied to the second insulation carrier. The second printed circuit board is spaced apart from the first printed circuit board in a vertical direction oriented perpendicular to the opposite sides of the first insulation carrier. A semiconductor chip is disposed between the printed circuit boards and electrically conductively connected at least to the second upper metallization. The first lower metallization and the second upper metallization face one another. The first printed circuit board has a first thick conductor layer at least partly embedded in the first insulation carrier and which has a thickness of at least 100 &#x3bc;m.

Power semiconductor module with integrated thick-film printed circuit board

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Daniel Bolowski