Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Kazuki Arata

Ryuichi Ishii

Hiroshi Gokan

Takuya Nakamura

Masayoshi Tamura

This semiconductor device includes a first dummy terminal extending from a second conductor toward one side in a first direction, a second dummy terminal extending from a fourth conductor toward another side in the first direction, and a third dummy terminal extending from a third conductor through between a third conductive plate and a fourth conductive plate toward one side in a second direction, and connected to a second AC terminal. In a state in which ends of the first dummy terminal, the second dummy terminal, first control terminals, second control terminals, second AC terminals, first AC terminals, N terminals, and P terminals are exposed, the first conductive plate, a second conductive plate, the third conductive plate, the fourth conductive plate, first switching elements, second switching elements, a first conductor, the second conductor, the third conductor, and the fourth conductor are sealed by a resin member.

Semiconductor device and manufacturing method therefor

A pin-shaped first heat radiating fin low in fluid resistance is disposed in a region required to be high in cooling performance, and a second heat radiating fin high in fluid resistance of a shape in which a plurality of columns of grooves which each meander in zigzag at a narrow pitch are arranged side by side is disposed in a region only necessary to be low in cooling performance. Furthermore, the first and second heat radiating fins are installed in parallel to a direction of flow of refrigerant.

Heat sink

A heat sink includes a plurality of heat-radiating fins provided on a base, wherein the heat-radiating fins each have a projection-and-recess shape in which a sectional shape along the base is inscribed in a regular hexagon, wherein projections of the projection-and-recess shape are held in contact with the regular hexagon. In adjacent heat-radiating fins, sides of the regular hexagon, with which the projections are held in contact, are opposed to each other in an entire region. The heat-radiating fins are arranged so that distances between the sides opposed to each other at a distance are equal.

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Tokyo, Japan

Kazuki Arata