Abstract:
The invention relates to a side-emitting LED package and a manufacturing method of the same. The invention provides a side-emitting LED package for emitting light from a light source sideward including a substrate with an electrode formed thereon. The package also includes a light source disposed on the substrate, a molded part that covers and protects the substrate with the light source thereon, and a reflective layer that covers an outer surface of the molded part. The molded part with the reflective layer forms a light transmitting surface in one side thereof. The invention allows easy manufacture of a reflecting surface in a desired shape, miniaturization regardless of the LED chip size, mass-production in an LED array, significantly improving productivity.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a method for producing a molding compound resin tablet for wavelength conversion. The method comprises the steps of wet-dispersing a phosphor powder in a translucent liquid resin to form a molding compound resin body in which the phosphor powder is dispersed, and grinding the molding compound resin body into a powder form and applying a predetermined pressure to the resin powder. Further disclosed is a method for manufacturing a white light emitting diode using the molding compound resin tablet by a transfer molding process.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package including passive elements and a method of manufacturing provide reduced package size, improved performance and higher process yield by mounting the passive elements beneath the semiconductor die on the substrate. The semiconductor die may be mounted above the passive elements by mechanically bonding the semiconductor die to the passive elements, mounting the passive elements within a recess in the substrate or mounting the semiconductor using an adhesive retaining wall on the substrate that protrudes above and extends around the passive elements. The recess may include an aperture through the substrate to vent the package to the outside environment or may comprise an aperture through the substrate and larger than the semiconductor die, permitting the encapsulation to entirely fill the aperture, covering the die and the passive elements to secure them mechanically within the package.