Abstract:
A semiconductor package includes: a first substrate having a first metallized side; a semiconductor die attached to the first metallized side of the first substrate at a first side of the die, a second side of the die opposite the first side being covered by a passivation, the passivation having a first opening that exposes at least part of a first pad at the second side of the die; a thermally and electrically conductive spacer attached to the part of the first pad that is exposed by the first opening in the passivation, the spacer at least partly overhanging the passivation along at least one side face of the semiconductor die; a second substrate having a first metallized side attached to the spacer at an opposite side of the spacer as the semiconductor die; and an encapsulant encapsulating the semiconductor die and the spacer. Additional spacer embodiments are described.
Abstract:
A method of forming a semiconductor package includes providing a panel, providing one or more metal layers on an upper surface of the panel, forming a die pad and bond pads from the one or more metal layers, the die pad being adjacent to and spaced apart from the bond pads, attaching a die to the die pad, forming electrical connections between the die and the bond pads, encapsulating the die and the electrical connections with an electrically insulating mold compound, removing portions of the panel, and exposing the die pad and the bond pads after encapsulating the die.
Abstract:
In various embodiments, a smart card module arrangement is provided. The smart card module arrangement includes a carrier, in which a depression is formed, a smart card module, which is arranged in the depression, and a smart card antenna. The smart card antenna can be coupled to the smart card module in a contactless manner.
Abstract:
A semiconductor housing includes a front side with a semiconductor chip and a first metallization on a substrate, and a rear side with a second metallization. The rear side is situated opposite the front side of the semiconductor housing. The semiconductor housing further includes a first compensation layer applied on the front side of the semiconductor housing.
Abstract:
Described are solder stop features for electronic devices. An electronic device may include an electrically insulative substrate, a metallization on the electrically insulative substrate, a metal structure attached to a first main surface of the metallization via a solder joint, and a concavity formed in a sidewall of the metallization. The concavity is adjacent at least part of the solder joint and forms a solder stop. A first section of the metal structure is spaced apart from both the metallization and solder joint in a vertical direction that is perpendicular to the first main surface of the metallization. A linear dimension of the concavity in a horizontal direction that is coplanar with the metallization is at least twice the distance by which the first section of the metal structure is spaced apart from the first main surface of the metallization in the vertical direction. Additional solder stop embodiments are described.
Abstract:
A method of producing packaged semiconductor devices includes providing a first packaging substrate panel, providing a second packaging substrate panel, and moving the first and second packaging substrate panels through an assembly line that comprises a plurality of package assembly tools using a control mechanism. First type packaged semiconductor devices are formed on the first packaging substrate panel and second type packaged semiconductor devices are formed on the second packaging substrate panel. The control mechanism moves both of the first and packaging substrate panels through the assembly line in a non-linear manner. The first and second packaged semiconductor devices differ with respect to at least one of: lead configuration, and encapsulant configuration.
Abstract:
An electronic device may comprise a semiconductor element and a wire bond connecting the semiconductor element to a substrate. Using a woven bonding wire may improve the mechanical and electrical properties of the wire bond. Furthermore, there may be a cost benefit. Woven bonding wires may be used in any electronic device, for example in power devices or integrated logic devices.
Abstract:
In various embodiments a chip arrangement is provided, wherein the chip arrangement may include a chip and at least one foil attached to at least one side of the chip.
Abstract:
The present invention describes a smart card module for a smart card, comprising a first laminate layer, a chip having electric contacts, a first conductive layer, wherein the electrical contacts of the chip are connected to the conductive layer and the first conductive layer is arranged between the chip and the first laminate layer, and wherein the smart card module furthermore comprises an adhesive means, wherein the adhesive means is arranged between the chip and the first conductive layer and/or the first laminate layer.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package includes a first power electronics carrier including a structured metallization layer disposed on an electrically insulating substrate, a power semiconductor die mounted on the first power electronics carrier, and a first pair of metal pads that are immediately laterally adjacent one another and are low-voltage difference nodes of the semiconductor package, a second pair of metal pads that are immediately laterally adjacent one another and are high-voltage difference nodes of the semiconductor package, and an encapsulant body of electrically insulating material that encapsulates the power semiconductor die and the first and second pairs of metal pads, wherein the first pair of the metal pads are laterally isolated from one another by a first minimum separation distance, and wherein the second pair of the metal pads are laterally isolated from one another by a second minimum separation distance that is greater than the first minimum separation distance.