Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC

Sanyo Semiconductor Co., Ltd.

Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

Hideaki Yoshimi

Takashi Noma

Yusheng Lin

Kazuo Okada

Michael John Seddon

Mitsuo Umemoto

Kazumi Onda

Kiyoshi Saito

Naoyuki Yomoda

Yuji Umetani

Kazumi Horinaka

Eiji Kurose

Shinzo Ishibe

Shunsuke Yasuda

Implementations of semiconductor devices may include a die having a first side and a second side, a contact pad coupled to the first side of the die, and a metal layer coupled to the second side of the die. A thickness of the die may be no more than four times a thickness of the metal layer.

Semiconductor device with backmetal and related methods

According to an aspect, a semiconductor device for integrating multiple transistors includes a wafer substrate including a first region and a second region. The first region defines at least a portion of at least one first transistor. The second region defines at least a portion of at least one second transistor. The semiconductor device includes an isolation area located between the first region and the second region, at least one terminal of the at least one first transistor contacting the first region of the wafer substrate, at least one terminal of the at least one second transistor contacting the second region of the wafer substrate, and an encapsulation material, where the encapsulation material includes a portion located within the isolation area.

Isolation in a semiconductor device

A semiconductor device includes: a semiconductor substrate; a heat sink mounted on an upper surface of the semiconductor substrate; wirings formed on a lower surface of the semiconductor substrate; and the like. The heat sink is mounted on the upper surface of the semiconductor substrate, and a planar size thereof is approximately the same as that of the semiconductor substrate. Moreover, the heat sink has a thickness of 500 &#x3bc;m to 2 mm, and may be formed to be thicker than the semiconductor substrate. By using the heat sink to reinforce the substrate, a thickness of the semiconductor substrate can be reduced to, for example, about 50 &#x3bc;m. As a result, a thickness of the entire semiconductor device can be reduced.

Semiconductor device manufacturing method

The invention provides a semiconductor device and a method of automatically inspecting the appearance, which achieves proper recognition of the size of a chipping occurring from an end portion of the semiconductor device toward the element forming region by an automatic appearance inspection machine, and prevents a problem of judging an appearance non-defective product as an appearance defective product. A semiconductor device includes a resin layer extending from an element forming region over a guard ring surrounding the element forming region so as to cover these except a plurality of portions of the guard ring, and a chipping extending from a chip end portion of a semiconductor device toward the end portion of the resin layer. An end portion of the guard ring partially exposed from the resin layer is used as a reference to measure a distance y from the end portion of the guard ring to the end portion of the chipping and a distance x from the end portion of the guard ring to the end portion of the resin layer. The device is judged as an appearance non-defective product when y is larger than x or is judged as an appearance defective product when y is equal to x or y is smaller than x.

Semiconductor device and method of automatically inspecting an appearance of the same

Semiconductor device and manufacturing method thereof

This invention is directed to provide a method of manufacturing a resin molded semiconductor device with high reliability by preventing a resin leakage portion from occurring due to burrs on a lead frame formed by punching. The method of manufacturing the resin molded semiconductor device according to the invention includes bonding a semiconductor die on an island in a lead frame, electrically connecting the semiconductor die with the lead frame, resin-molding the lead frame on which the semiconductor die is bonded, and applying prior to the resin-molding a compressive pressure that is higher than a clamping pressure applied in the resin-molding to a region of the lead frame being clamped by molds in the resin-molding of the lead frame.

Resin molded semiconductor device and manufacturing method thereof

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Gunma, Japan

Hideaki Yoshimi