Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Ibiden Company Limited

Matsushita Electronics Corporation

Martec Corporation

Shindo Company, Ltd.

Kenzo Hatada

Hiroaki Fujimoto

Takeshi Ishihara

Koichi Nagao

Shinitsu Takehashi

Hideo Nagai

Nobuyuki Matsui

Tetsushi Tamura

Takayuki Yoshida

Takao Ochi

Tetsuo Kawakita

Koji Matsunaga

Hakuhei Kawakami

Takashi Wakabayashi

Yoshinobu Takeshita

Hisashi Funakoshi

Ryo Enomoto

Takashi Sato

Kenichi Matsuda

Yoshiro Nakata

Hideo Yabashi

Takahisa Suzuki

Toyoji Chino

Kunio Sano

Tadashi Sugiyama

Shinichi Oki

Tomohiro Tamaki

Isamu Kitahiro

Tatsuki Tsukada

Kazuya Otani

Tetuo Kawakita

Takao Kajiwara

Kimiaki Takeda

Nobuaki Suzuki

Kozo Sato

Satowaka Kuroda

Shigeoki Mori

A semiconductor device comprising a laminate of plural insulating substratestoon which are mounted semiconductor chips (electronic parts), wherein, when the lower-most insulating substrate is regarded to be a first insulating substrateand other insulating substrates to be second insulating substratestoamong the insulating substrates that are laminated; second electrically conducting wiringstoare so provided as to protrude beyond the peripheral edges of the second insulating substrates and are folded toward the side of other surfaces of the second insulating substrates, and the thus folded second electrically conducting wirings are electrically connected to the electrically conducting wirings on the lower insulating substrates.

Semiconductor device

A lighting apparatus comprises an LED-mounted substrate and an exhauster. The substrate has a flat area as well as one or more raised areas of trapezoidal cross section which each form a passage thereunder. LEDs are mounted on the raised areas. When the LED-mounted substrate is installed on a wall, the passages are enclosed by the wall. The exhauster removes the heat from the LEDs by drawing out the air going through inside the passages.

Lighting apparatus with enhanced capability of removing heat

In the present invention, a plurality of concaves are provided for one main surface of a flexible substrate by press-forming. Each concave has a flat surface which is substantially parallel to the main surface of the substrate, and mounted on the flat surface are three LEDs each emitting colored light of red, green, and blue respectively.

Lighting apparatus whose light emitting elements are hard to be taken off

A via is formed by copper plating on a surface of an aluminum electrode pad of a semiconductor chip . Since the via having flexibility absorbs a stress generated due to a difference in thermal expansion between the semiconductor chip and a substrate, the semiconductor chip can be mounted onto the substrate with high reliability and connection reliability of the semiconductor chip can be enhanced.

Semiconductor chip and method manufacturing the same

A plurality of connecting leads, each consisting of an internal lead and an external lead, are provided so as to extend inward from a lead frame main body, and are then cut off the lead frame main body. The connecting leads are electrically connected with an aluminum electrode of the semiconductor chip. A plurality of fixing leads, each having a distal end bent toward the semiconductor, are provided so as to extend inward from the lead frame main body and thereafter are cut off the lead frame main body. The semiconductor chip is clamped by the distal ends of the fixing leads. The semiconductor chip, the plural connecting leads and the plural fixing leads are sealed together into a resin package.

Semiconductor device having a lead clamping arrangement

The optical module of the invention includes: a first substrate; a vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser including an upper surface, a bottom surface and a semiconductor multi-layered structure including at least a light-emitting layer, the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser being supported on the first substrate; an electrode structure electrically connected with the bottom surface of the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser, the electrode structure being supported on the first substrate; and a second substrate including a first bump and a second bump. In the optical module, an upper surface of the electrode structure and the upper surface of the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser jut out from the first substrate. The second substrate is positioned with respect to the first substrate so that the first bump and the second bump come into contact with an upper surface of the electrode structure and the upper surface of the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser, respectively.

Optical module having a vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser

The present invention is premised on a semiconductor device in which one semiconductor chip is mounted on each of both faces of a die pad of a lead frame. The semiconductor chips are disposed such that the projected lines, on the die pad, of the corresponding sides of the semiconductor chips, intersect with each other at an angle of 45.degree.. The tips of inner leads are located in the sides of a virtual octagon formed by outwardly enlarging an octagon formed by connecting, to one another, the apexes of the semiconductor chips. The sides of the virtual octagon are respectively opposite to the sides of the semiconductor chips. The number of the inner leads of which tips are located in each of the sides of the virtual octagon, is the same as the number of bonding pads disposed at each of the sides of the semiconductor chips. The inner leads of which tips are located in each of the sides of the virtual octagon, are connected to the bonding pads at each of the sides of one of the first and second semiconductor chips.

Semiconductor device and method of producing said semiconductor device

Semiconductor device and manufacturing method of the same

A process wherein substrate preliminary formed with bumps by electrolytic plating or other technique is prepared. The semiconductor device is opposed to the substrate with the bumps so that the Al electrodes of the semiconductor device are aligned with respect to the bumps and brought into contact with each other. Then, the Al electrodes of the semiconductor device and the bumps are bonded together by the application of pressure and heat with an Au--Al alloy layer formed therebetween. Subsequently, the bumps are peeled off the substrate so as to be transferred to the respective Al electrodes. Thereafter, the semiconductor device is opposed to a circuit board so that the bumps are aligned with respect to the electrodes of wiring and brought into contact with them. Then, the bumps and the electrodes of wiring are bonded together more securely by the application of a larger pressure at a higher temperature or by the application of pressure and heat for a longer period of time than in the preceding process with another Au--Al alloy layer newly formed therebetween to cover a wider range. Thereafter, the bumps and electrodes of wiring are fixed and connected by means of a photo-curing insulating resin. Thus, the bonds between the Al electrodes and the bumps are strengthened while preventing the considerable deformation of the bumps before they are connected to the electrodes of wiring. According to the connecting method, connecting reliability is greatly improved when the transfer method whereby the bumps are easily formed on the electrodes of the semiconductor device at low cost is applied to the flip flop method or to the MBB method.

Process for bonding a semiconductor to a circuit substrate including a

A plated layer made of a metal which is hard to oxidize is formed on the surface of a check electrode of a semiconductor chip which is formed on a semiconductor wafer. A bump of a contactor is caused to come in contact with the check electrode on which the plated layer is formed in the direction perpendicular to the semiconductor chip. Then, a voltage is applied to the bump of the contactor to make a check such as burn-in on the semiconductor chip in a lump.

Semiconductor device checking method

The present invention relates to connecting electronic components using bump electrodes to connect electronic components such as semiconductors with the patterning electrodes of a circuit board. In order to prevent deterioration in connecting reliability due to deformation and the like of semiconductors and circuit boards, it is necessary to have some elasticity incorporated within bump electrodes. The bump electrodes disclosed by the present invention have resin bumps with numerous cavities disposed within and covered by a low melting point metal layer. According to this composition, even when there are some variations of distribution in circuit board warp and bump electrode height, it is possible to absorb the variations through the elasticity presented by the bump electrodes. It is also possible to perform a low strain connection with a resultant enhancement in connecting reliability at high temperature.

Bump electrode for connecting electronic components

The present invention relates to an electronic components mounting/connecting package characterized by using bump electrodes to connect electronic components such as semiconductors and the like with patterning electrodes of a circuit board. In order to prevent deterioration in connecting reliability due to deformation and the like of semiconductors and circuit boards, it is necessary to have some elasticity incorporated with bump electrodes. The composition of bump electrodes disclosed by the present invention is to have resin particles dispersed to high density in the metallic bump electrodes. According to this composition, even when there are some variations of distribution in circuit board warp and bump electrode height, it has become possible to absorb the variations through elasticity presented by the bump electrodes and to perform a low strain connection with a resultant enhancement in connecting reliability at high temperature.

Electronic components mounting/connecting package and its fabrication

A depression jig, having a depression chip and a holder for holding the depression chip, is provided which depresses against a wiring substrate a semiconductor chip placed on the wiring substrate. The holder has portions defining penetrations vertically running through the holder. Optical fibers are inserted into the penetrations. A light ray radiates from the optical fiber. The light ray is incident upon the top surface of the depression chip, enters the depression chip, is reflected from a side surface of the depression chip onto the undersurface of the depression chip, and is emitted from the undersurface of the depression chip as an outgoing light ray. A photo-curing resin supplied between the semiconductor chip and the wiring substrate is irradiated with such an outgoing light ray, so that the photo-curing resin hardens.

Bonding apparatus

A method for bonding leads of a film carrier to electrodes of electronic devices includes a step for positioning the leads and the electrodes with a predetermined clearance aligned to define corresponding pairs of the leads and electrodes, and a step for placing a bonding tool having a conductive bonding material served such that the conductive bonding material is located between the lead and electrode of one of the corresponding pairs. The method further includes a step for pressing the lead of one corresponding pair such that the conductive bonding material is pressed between the lead and the electrode, thereby bonding the lead and electrode. After bonding, the conductive bonding material is pulled to cut and leave the bonded conductive bonding material. Then, while the bonding tool is released from the bonded pair, the conductive bonding material is served to the bonding tool for the next bonding operation.

Method for bonding lead with electrode of electronic device

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Kenzo Hatada