Renesas Technology Corp.

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Electric Engineering Company, Limited

Shinji Semba

Kazunari Michii

Kunio Kobayashi

Naoyuki Shinonaga

Isamu Yamamoto

Shinji Enoshima

Hiromichi Yamada

Toshiya Ijichi

Mitsuru Yamazaki

Jiro Takamura

Sekio Ito

Eiri Yuhara

Shinji Sogabe

Hiroyuki Shinmen

A plurality of semiconductor chips is mounted on a surface of a substrate to be used for manufacturing semiconductor devices. The semiconductor chips are collectively sealed with resin, thereby forming resin-sealed sections. A plurality of solder balls are formed on the back surface of the substrate such that an interval A between the corresponding solder balls of adjacent semiconductor chips becomes 'n' times ('n' is an integer greater than 1) an interval B between the solder balls on the semiconductor chip. After the semiconductor chips have been subjected to an electrical test, the resin-sealed sections and the substrate are sliced, thus breaking the semiconductor chips into pieces.

Semiconductor device with terminals, and method of manufacturing the same

A plurality of semiconductor chips is mounted on a surface of a substrate to be used for manufacturing semiconductor devices. The semiconductor chips are collectively sealed with resin, thereby forming resin-sealed sections. A plurality of solder balls are formed on the back surface of the substrate such that an interval A between the closest solder balls of adjacent semiconductor chips becomes 'n' times ('n' is an integer greater than 1) an interval B between the solder balls on the semiconductor chip. After the semiconductor chips have been subjected to an electrical test, the resin-sealed sections and the substrate are sliced, thus breaking the semiconductor chips into pieces.

In order to provide a method of detecting protrusion of an inspection object from a palette improved to be capable of making highly precise detection and reducing a socket breakage ratio, an inspection object is introduced into each of a plurality of pockets provided on the surface of a palette, which in turn is transported. A reflection level of the inspection object stored in each of the plurality of pockets is measured every palette with a reflection type photoelectric sensor. The maximum value and the minimum value of the reflection level are obtained from data of every palette, for calculating a dispersion width defined by the difference between the maximum value and the minimum value. The dispersion width is compared with a previously set determination threshold, for determining whether or not the dispersion width is greater than the determination threshold.

Method of detecting protrusion of inspection object from palette and method of fabricating semiconductor device

A lead frame comprises a plurality of frame assemblies. Each framework assembly includes a framework, a suspension lead, a die pad, a plurality of inner leads and outer leads, a first tie bar and a second tie bar, and a lead support. The plurality of framework assemblies are disposed alongside of one another in a direction perpendicular to a direction in which the plurality of outer leads extend. A distance between close-set outer leads in each two neighboring frameworks is substantially n times a pitch of the plurality of outer leads in each framework, wherein n is an integer.

Lead frame, and method for manufacturing semiconductor device and method for inspecting electrical properties of small device using the lead frame

A transporting apparatus used in testing a plurality of semiconductor devices includes a magazine in which a plurality of pallets are stacked in plural stages, each pallet with a plurality of semiconductor device placed thereon; a distributing stocker mechanism for placing the plurality of pallets in the magazine onto a carrier; a carrier transporting mechanism for transporting the carrier into a test station in a constant temperature room and transporting the carrier after to outside the constant temperature room; and a recovery stocker mechanism for recovering the plurality of pallets after test on the carrier into the magazine. Thus, the transporting apparatus with high installing area efficiency and high test efficiency can be fabricated at low production cost.

Transporting apparatus for semiconductor device

A tape carrier includes an elongated electrically insulating tape divided into a plurality of separable tape sections. A semiconductor chip is mounted at each of a plurality of semiconductor device mounting portions having a plurality of leads on each of the tape sections. The semiconductor chips are connected to the respective leads. A plurality of testing connection terminals on each of the tape sections are connected to respective testing connection terminals by testing wires.

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