Fujitsu Corporation

Takehisa Tsujimura

Masahiro Sugimoto

Nobutaka Shimizu

Shigeki Harada

Kiyoshi Muratake

Hidetoshi Inoue

Ken'ichi Ohki

Hidehiko Akasaki

A method of making a semiconductor device including: a ceramic base board formed of AlN; a CPU chip and a CMU chip which are flip-chip bonded on a circuit board which includes the ceramic base board; SRAM chips which are die-bonded to the lower major surface of the circuit board; first heat conductive blocks adhesively attached to the CPU chip and the CMU chip; second heat conductive blocks adhesively attached to the upper major surface of the AlN ceramic base board; a resin package; and a heat sink which, adhesively attached on the upper major surface of the resin package, is in close contact with the first heat conductive blocks and the second heat conductive blocks. The heat generated by the CPU chip and the CMU chip is transferred to the heat sink via the first heat conductive blocks and is radiated from the heat sink.

Multi-chip semiconductor device and method of producing the same

A semiconductor device including: a ceramic base board formed of A1N; a CPU chip and a CMU chip which are flip-chip bonded on a circuit board which includes the ceramic base board; SRAM chips which are die-bonded to the lower major surface of the circuit board; first heat conductive blocks adhesively attached to the CPU chip and the CMU chip; second heat conductive blocks adhesively attached to the upper major surface of the A1N ceramic base board; a resin package; and a heat sink which, adhesively attached on the upper major surface of the resin package, is in close contact with the first heat conductive blocks and the second heat conductive blocks. The heat generated by the CPU chip and the CMU chip is transferred to the heat sink via the first heat conductive blocks and is radiated from the heat sink. The heat generated by the SRAM chips is transferred to the heat sink via the A1N ceramic base board and the second heat conductive blocks and is radiated from the heat sink.

Multi-chip semiconductor device

A ceramic package type semiconductor device comprising: a ceramic substrate having a wiring pattern layer formed on a top surface thereof; at least one semiconductor element mounted on the ceramic substrate with a top face thereof facing downward and electrically connected to the wiring patttern layer; a metal cap having at least one through-hole corresponding to an external size of the semiconductor element and an end portion thereof soldered to the top surface of the ceramic substrate, so that a top surface of the metal cap and a bottom surface of the semiconductor element fitting into the through-hole form a flat plane: and a heatsink member comprising a plate portion which is soldered to the flat plane of the metal cap and the semiconductor element to complete a hermetic sealing of the semiconductor element.

Ceramic package type semiconductor device and method of assembling the

A ceramic package type semiconductor device comprising: a ceramic substrate having a wiring pattern layer formed on a top surface thereof; at least one semiconductor element mounted on the ceramic substrate with a top face thereof facing downward and electrically connected to the wiring pattern layer; a metal cap having at least one through-hole corresponding to an external size of the semiconductor element and an end portion thereof soldered to the top surface of the ceramic substrate, so that a top surface of the metal cap and a bottom surface of the semiconductor element fitting into the through-hole form a flat plane: and a heatsink member comprising a plate portion which is soldered to the flat plane of the metal cap and the semiconductor element to complete a hermetic sealing of the semiconductor element.

A semiconductor device includes a plurality of leadless packages and a base plate for mounting the leadless packages. The leadless packages include a semiconductor chip housed therein and a plurality of electrodes formed on the surface thereof. The base plate has conductor patterns formed on both of two main surfaces thereof, and the electrodes of each leadless package are soldered to the conductor patterns. The base plate also has a plurality of lead pins which project from one edge thereof in parallel with the main surface.

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Takehisa Tsujimura