Infineon Technologies Austria Ag

Infineon Technologies Ag

Raphael Hellwig

Ivan Nikitin

Olaf Hohlfeld

Wu Hu Li

Martin Mayer

Walter Hartner

Philip Amos

A circuit arrangement has a chip arrangement in the form of an embedded Wafer Level Ball Grid Array (eWLB) arrangement with solder contacts on one side and a thermal interface on a side of the chip arrangement facing away from the solder contacts which is designed to dissipate heat from the semiconductor chip. In examples, the thermal interface has a thermally and electrically conductive material, wherein in a top view of the chip arrangement, a contact area in which the thermally and electrically conductive material is in thermal contact with the chip arrangement is limited to the fan-out area. In examples, the thermal interface has at least one RF absorption layer which is designed to absorb electromagnetic radiation at an operating frequency of the semiconductor chip.

Circuit arrangement with a thermal interface

A power semiconductor module includes a substrate of planar sheet metal including a plurality of islands that are each defined by channels that extend between upper and lower surfaces of the substrate, a first semiconductor die mounted on a first one of the islands, a molded body of encapsulant that covers the metal substrate, fills the channels, and encapsulates the first semiconductor die, a hole in the molded body that extends to a recess in the upper surface of the substrate, and a press-fit connector arranged in the hole such an interior end of the press-fit connector is mechanically and electrically connected to the substrate.

Power module with metal substrate

A method of forming a power semiconductor module includes providing a substrate of planar sheet metal, forming channels in an upper surface of the substrate that partially extend through a thickness of the substrate and define a plurality of islands in the substrate, mounting a first semiconductor die on a first one of the islands, forming a molded body of encapsulant that covers the substrate, fills the channels, and encapsulates the semiconductor die, forming a hole in the molded body and a recess in the upper surface of the substrate beneath the hole, and arranging a press-fit connector in the hole and forming a mechanical and electrical connection between an interior end of the press-fit connector and the substrate.

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Raphael Hellwig