Abstract:
A semiconductor assembly with a metal frame configuration is described, having a semiconductor component (HL) on a carrier section (T) of a ground strip section (M). The ground strip segment has an extension section (V) with which it is extended beyond said carrier section and is both folded over in relation to said carrier section and of sufficient length that it covers said semiconductor component in order to shield it electromagnetically.In this assembly, the ground strip section has a multiple function. It is used not only for carrying and contacting of electrical components, but also acts at the same time as electromagnetic shielding for a semiconductor component, for example for the radiation detector of a remote control reception module. This shielding is dependably connected to ground since it is formed as one piece with the ground line, it is simple to manufacture since no special connecting operations are necessary, and it is space-saving since no space is required for stable connection points between the shielding and other parts of the assembly.
Abstract:
At least one semiconductor element is located on an electrically conducting conductor strip. Around the conductor strip and the at least one semiconductor element, a housing made of a molding material is arranged such that there are still frame sections of the conductor strip outside the housing. An enlarged frame section of the conductor strip is widened so as to extend into contact with, e.g. directly adjacent to or even protruding into the housing, in order to prevent the formation of a molding flash ridge on this housing surface. The enlarged frame section is finally removed. The avoidance of a molding flash ridge allows the component to be suction-held by a suction needle at this housing surface.
Abstract:
A molded electronic component has numerous connection pins protruding on a single plane from a side surface area of an essentially cuboid housing, and a circumferential ridge of molded housing material protrudes from the other side area surfaces on the plane of the connection pins. The thickness of this ridge essentially corresponds to the thickness of the connection pins. On the side surface area located opposite the side surface area from which the connection pins protrude, in the plane of the connection pins, the ridge passes or transitions into a groove such that there is no ridge protruding outwardly beyond the side surface in this area. Thus, the component can be better placed by a tool such as a suction needle onto a printed circuit board without interference from such a ridge. The invention is particularly suitable for the production of molded electronic components whose separation plane runs through that housing surface which serves as a docking surface for a suction needle.