Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.

Etsuo Yamada

Yasushi Shiraishi

Shinji Ohuchi

Hiroshi Kawano

Kenji Nagasaki

Kazuhiko Sera

Hidekazu Nasu

A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes providing a matrix frame which includes a plurality of die pads, mounting a semiconductor chip on the respective die pads, and sealing the semiconductor chip in blocks. After the semiconductor chip is sealed by the sealing resin, inner leads which are extended from the sealing resin are punched by a punching blade. Then, the block is diced to individual semiconductor devices by a rotary blade.

Method of manufacturing a semiconductor device by using a matrix frame

A semiconductor device which is sealed with a plastic sealing layer and whose thickness is regulated to be below a given value is known. Since the thickness of the device is small, and the thickness of the upper portion of the plastic sealing layer and the thickness of the lower portion thereof are different from each other, the plastic sealing layer becomes warped, thus causing a crack on the side of the semiconductor chip. To solve this problem, the semiconductor device according to the present invention comprises a semiconductor chip on which a plurality of grooves are defined. Consequently, the thickness of the lower portion of the plastic layer becomes greater, thereby preventing cracks from occurring on the semiconductor chip.

Method of making a lead-on-chip device

A semiconductor. device comprises a semiconductor chip on which a plurality of grooves are defined, thus acting as a resisting member, the effect of which is to prevent the semiconductor chip from bending. Consequently, the thickness of the lower portion of the plastic layer becomes greater, thereby preventing cracks from occurring on the semiconductor chip.

Semiconductor device

A resin sealing type semiconductor device, a manufacturing method thereof and a packaging structure thereof are capable of downsizing the semiconductor device and attaining high-density packaging. For this, the resin sealing type semiconductor device with leads exposed in an outer surface, is provided with spot leads adhered to a circuit forming surface of a semiconductor element with an insulating adhesive tape interposed therebetween, each independently regularly arrayed, and exposed to outside with the semiconductor element disposed inside.

Semiconductor device, manufacturing method thereof and aggregate type semiconductor device

In a semiconductor device,according to the present invention, a plurality of inner leads are bonded to a front surface of a semiconductor element,covered by a package,, with bent portions,formed at some inner leads,among the plurality of inner leads,and the front ends of the bent portions,exposed at a front surface of the package,. This structure ensures that the semiconductor element is not caused to move vertically inside the forming die by the pressure of the liquid resin or the like during the sealing process.

In a plastic packaged semiconductor device, a chip support formed on the same lead frame as leads is disposed so as to extend over the surface of a semiconductor element, the chip support is bonded and fixed to the surface of a polyimide wafer coat on the semiconductor element by means of an insulating tape, the leads are brought into contact with the polyimide wafer coat on the semiconductor element without being fixed, the leads and the electrodes of the semiconductor element are connected by means of gold wires, and these are packaged by a packaging material. Generation of crack in the sealing material thereby prevented, and the thickness of the plastic packaged semiconductor device is reduced.

Method of fabricating a semiconductor device having insulating tape interposed between chip and chip support

A resin mold type semiconductor device, which is crack resistant and can be made relatively thin, includes a semiconductor chip, a lead member arranged in a manner such that an one side face of a head portion thereof touches a surface of the semiconductor chip, a wire for electrically connecting the surface of the semiconductor chip and another side face of the lead member, an adhesive member for adhering the one side face of the lead member and a peripheral face of the semiconductor chip, and a package for molding the semiconductor chip, a part of the lead, the wire and the adhesive member by synthetic resin. Further, the lead member may be provided with a concave portion in the one side face and possibly also a groove extending from the concave portion to an end of the lead.

Semiconductor device which is crack resistant

A resin molded type semiconductor device has an inner portion sandwiched between two outer surfaces. The device includes a chip support with a first, inwardly facing surface and a second, outwardly facing surface. The device also includes a semiconductor element with a first, inwardly facing surface and a second, outwardly facing surface. The respective first surfaces of the chip support and semiconductor element are fixed to each other. A mold resin is provided to seal the entire semiconductor device except for the respective second surfaces of the chip support and semiconductor element which remain exposed as part of the two outer surfaces of the device, in order to keep the semiconductor device thin.

Structure of resin molded type semiconductor device with embedded

Semiconductor IC device having chip support element and electrodes on

A semiconductor device includes connector leads which have an offset portion supported by the primary surface of a semiconductor chip on which electronics circuitry is formed into an integrated circuit. The offset portion is disposed near the contact pads for connecting the electronics circuitry. The remaining portion of the connector leads far from the contact pads is spaced from the primary surface by an adhesive strip of electrically insulative material. Bonding wires connect the connector leads to the contact pads. The total thickness of the package is reduced to accomplish a thinner and flatter semiconductor device.

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Tokyo, Japan

Etsuo Yamada