Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Matsushita Electronics Corporation

Toru Nomura

Masanori Minamio

Hiroaki Fujimoto

Yukio Yamaguchi

Tsuyoshi Hamatani

Akira Oga

Toshiyuki Fukuda

Ryuichi Sahara

Osamu Adachi

Fumihiko Kawai

A resin-encapsulation semiconductor device of this invention includes a die pad for mounting a semiconductor element; a plurality of supporting leads; a semiconductor element; a plurality of leads disposed to have tips thereof opposing the die pad; metal wires; and an encapsulation resin for encapsulating the die pad excluding a bottom thereof, the leads excluding bottoms and outside edges thereof, connecting regions with the metal wires, the supporting leads and the semiconductor element. The outside edges of the leads are disposed on substantially the same plane as the side face of the encapsulation resin, and the tip of each lead has a thin portion where the thickness is reduced in an upper face thereof.

Resin-encapsulation semiconductor device and method for fabricating the same

Disclosed is a semiconductor device which comprises a semiconductor element having a plurality of electrodes, a plurality of external electrodes disposed around the periphery of the semiconductor element, a fine wire electrically connected between at least one of surfaces of each of the plural external electrodes and at least one of the plural electrodes of the semiconductor element, and an encapsulating resin which encapsulates the semiconductor element, the plural external electrodes, and the fine wires and whose external shape is a rectangular parallelepiped, wherein a bottom surface of the semiconductor element and a bottom surface of each of the plural external electrode are exposed from a bottom surface of the encapsulating resin and a top surface of the semiconductor element and a top surface of each of the plural external electrode are located substantially coplanar with each other.

Semiconductor device and method for the fabrication thereof including grinding a major portion of the frame

Semiconductor device and method for the fabrication thereof grinding frame portion such that plural electrode constituent portions

A terminal land frame includes a frame body and a plurality of lands. Each of these lands is formed out of the frame body to be connected to the frame body via a thinned portion and protrude therefrom. When the lands are pressed in a direction in which the lands protrude from the frame body, the thinned portions are fractured and the lands are easily separable from the frame body. A semiconductor chip is mounted on some of the lands of the terminal land frame, and the chip, wires, etc. are single-side-molded with a resin encapsulant. Thereafter, when the lands are pressed on the bottom, the lands are separated from the frame body. As a result, a structure, in which the lower part of each of these lands protrudes downward from the lower surface of the resin encapsulant, is obtained, and protruding portion is used as an external electrode.

Terminal land frame and method for manufacturing the same

Resin encapsulation semiconductor device utilizing grooved leads and die pad

A resin-encapsulated semiconductor device includes a die pad, a semiconductor chip mounted on the die pad, and a group of leads. The group of leads include at least three kinds of leads, including first, second and third leads. While the first lead and the third lead are connected to each other upon production of the lead frame, the first lead and the third lead are separated from each other in a subsequent step. Moreover, a thin metal wire for connecting an electrode of the semiconductor chip to the bonding pad of each lead, and an encapsulation resin for encapsulating the semiconductor chip, the leads, the thin metal wire, etc., are provided. The pad of each lead is exposed on a surface of the encapsulation resin so that the pad can function as an external terminal.

Resin-encapsulated semiconductor device and method for manufacturing the same

The resin-encapsulated semiconductor device of the present invention includes: a die pad provided by thinning a lower portion of a lead frame; a semiconductor chip mounted on the die pad; a plurality of leads provided by thinning an upper portion of the lead frame; a connection member for connecting the semiconductor chip and the lead with each other; a plurality of suspension leads connected to the die pad; and an encapsulation resin for encapsulating an upper portion of the lead frame. In this way, it is possible to further reduce the thickness of a resin-encapsulated semiconductor device, while upsetting the die pad. Furthermore, the stress occurring from the encapsulation resin is absorbed by the self flexural deformation of the die pad and the lead, which are thinned, thereby improving the connection reliability.

A semiconductor device includes: a wiring substrate; a wiring electrode; a semiconductor chip; a connecting member; a resin encapsulant; and a mark member. The wiring electrode is formed on the wiring substrate. The semiconductor chip is mounted on the wiring substrate. An electrode pad formed on the semiconductor chip and the wiring electrode are electrically connected to each other with the connecting member. The semiconductor chip, the wiring electrode, and the connecting member, for example, are molded with the resin encapsulant on the upper surface of the wiring substrate. The mark member is embedded in the upper surface of the resin encapsulant. The mark member, which is transferred from a transfer sheet in a single process step, is highly visible and can be formed efficiently.

Method of embedding an identifying mark on the resin surface of an encapsulated semiconductor package

A semiconductor device includes: a wiring substrate; a wiring electrode; a semiconductor chip; a connecting member; and a resin encapsulant. The wiring electrode is formed on the wiring substrate. The semiconductor chip is mounted on the wiring substrate and a second bottom face of the semiconductor chip is in contact with the wiring substrate. An electrode pad formed on the semiconductor chip and the wiring electrode are electrically connected to each other with the connecting member. The semiconductor chip, the wiring electrode, and the connecting member, for example, are molded with the resin encapsulant on the upper surface of the wiring substrate. A level difference exists between a first bottom face and the second bottom face of the semiconductor chip. The first and second bottom faces are respectively located at a peripheral portion and a central portion of the semiconductor chip. A part of the resin encapsulant is interposed between the first bottom face and the upper surface of the wiring substrate. Thus, the resin encapsulant and the semiconductor chip are secured more strongly to each other, and so are the resin encapsulant and the wiring substrate.

Semiconductor device and method for fabricating the same

A lead frame includes a die pad, a suspension lead and a plurality of leads. The group of leads include at least three kinds of leads, including first, second and third leads. While the first lead and the third lead are connected to each other upon production of the lead frame, a connecting portion therebetween has a smaller thickness than that of the frame body so that the first lead and the third lead can be separated from each other in a subsequent step.

Lead frame with multiple rows of external terminals

A terminal land frame includes a frame body and a plurality of lands. Each of these lands is formed out of the frame body to be connected to the frame body via a thinned portion and protrude therefrom. When the lands are pressed in a direction in which the lands protrude from the frame body, the thinned portions are fractured and the lands are easily separable from the frame body. A semiconductor chip is mounted on some of the lands of the terminal land frame, and the chip, wires and so on, are single-side-molded with a resin encapsulant. Thereafter, when the lands are pressed on the bottom, the lands are separated from the frame body. As a result, a structure, in which the lower part of each of these lands protrudes downward from the lower surface of the resin encapsulant, is obtained, and that protruding portion is used as an external electrode. In this manner, a downsized and thinned resin-molded semiconductor device is provided at a lower cost and with higher reliability.

Semiconductor device and method for the fabrication thereof

In a lead frame, inside inner leads are supported by supporting leads through an insulator. The inside inner leads and outside inner leads are separated from one another and are doubly arranged. In manufacturing a semiconductor device by using this lead frame, a semiconductor chip is mounted on the insulator, and the semiconductor chip is connected with the inside inner leads and the outside inner leads through metal wires, and the resultant is sealed with a resin. Thus, projections provided on the bottoms of the inside inner leads and the outside inner leads can work as external terminals. Since the external terminals can be disposed two-dimensionally on the bottom the lead frame is applicable to high density packaging and multi-pin devices, and can additionally provide a so-called burr-less structure free from uncut waste of the resin.

Lead frame, method of manufacturing lead frame, semiconductor device and method of manufacturing semiconductor device

In a lead frame, inside inner leads are supported by supporting leads through an insulator. The inside inner leads and outside inner leads are separated from one another and are doubly arranged. In manufacturing a semiconductor device by using this lead frame, a semiconductor chip is mounted on the insulator, and the semiconductor chip is connected with the inside inner leads and the outside inner leads through metal wires, and the resultant is sealed with a resin. Thus, projections provided on the bottoms of the inside inner leads and the outside inner leads can work as external terminals. Since the external terminals can be disposed two-dimensionally on the bottom, the lead frame is applicable to high density packaging and multi-pin devices, and can additionally provide a so-called burr-less structure free from uncut waste of the resin.

Lead frame, method of manufacturing lead frame, semiconductor device and

In a space surrounded by outer frames formed in the shape of as rectangle is disposed a die pad in the shape of a square for mounting a semiconductor chip having electrodes. Each of the outer frames is connected with a plurality of outer leads respectively continuous with inner leads which are used for electrical connection and extended toward the die pad. Each inner lead is extended to the vicinity of a position where each electrode of the semiconductor chip is to be formed. The corners of the die pad are respectively provided with support members extending to positions away from a dam bar by a predetermined distance. The support members are connected with the inner leads via a square ring-shaped insulating member. Thus, the die pad is supported by the outer frames via the support members. Since there is no need to provide a die pad lead, the space at the corner conventionally occupied by the die pad lead can be utilized for wiring, and the leads can be easily led in.

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