Abstract:
An electronic component, in one embodiment, includes a semiconductor die, a die pad supporting the semiconductor die, and a plurality of leads that include a first set of metal lines and a second set of metal lines. The first set of metal lines cross over the second set of metal lines at crossings. The first set of metal lines is separated by a molding compound from the second set of metal line at the crossings. The first set of metal lines is in a same first plane parallel to the semiconductor die. Each of the second set of metal lines include a first portion oriented along the first set of metal lines and disposed in the first plane, and a second portion offset from the first portion. A plurality of electrical connections couple the semiconductor die to the plurality of leads.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a surface-mount electronic device includes making a first partial cut from a bottom of an assembly that includes a first semiconductor body that is disposed on a first die pad, a second semiconductor body that is disposed on a second die pad, and a plurality of terminal regions that is disposed between the first and second die pads. The first partial cut forms a recess by removing a portion of each of the terminal regions. The recess is defined by a transverse wall, a first sidewall, and a second sidewall. The first and second sidewalls and the transverse wall are coated with an anti-oxidation layer. A second partial cut is made from the top, where the second partial cut removes the transverse wall, separates the first and second semiconductor bodies, and has a width that is greater than a width of the first partial cut.
Abstract:
A semiconductor product such as an integrated circuit includes a laminar plastic substrate having first and second opposed surfaces and through holes extending through the substrate, electrically and/or thermally conductive material balls inserted in the through holes at the first surface of the substrate, and one or more semiconductor chips mounted at the first surface of the substrate, the semiconductor chip(s) electrically and/or thermally coupled with electrically and/or thermally conductive material balls inserted in the through holes.
Abstract:
A method of producing electronic components including at least one circuit having coupled therewith electrical connections including metallic wire bondable surfaces encased in a packaging, the method including bonding stud bumps, in particular copper stud bumps, at determined areas of said wire bondable surfaces.
Abstract:
An electronic component, such as an integrated circuit, includes at least one circuit having coupled therewith electrical connections including a lead frame of electrically conductive material. The lead frame is produced by an additive process of conductive material, e.g., by 3D printing, by forming a three-dimensional structure of leads having overlapping surfaces with a gap therebetween.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a surface-mount electronic device includes making a first partial cut from a bottom of an assembly that includes a first semiconductor body that is disposed on a first die pad, a second semiconductor body that is disposed on a second die pad, and a plurality of terminal regions that is disposed between the first and second die pads. The first partial cut forms a recess by removing a portion of each of the terminal regions. The recess is defined by a transverse wall, a first sidewall, and a second sidewall. The first and second sidewalls and the transverse wall are coated with an anti-oxidation layer. A second partial cut is made from the top, where the second partial cut removes the transverse wall, separates the first and second semiconductor bodies, and has a width that is greater than a width of the first partial cut.
Abstract:
A method of producing electronic components including at least one circuit having coupled therewith electrical connections including metallic wire bondable surfaces encased in a packaging, the method including bonding stud bumps, in particular copper stud bumps, at determined areas of said wire bondable surfaces.
Abstract:
An electronic component, in one embodiment, includes a semiconductor die, a die pad supporting the semiconductor die, and a plurality of leads that include a first set of metal lines and a second set of metal lines. The first set of metal lines cross over the second set of metal lines at crossings. The first set of metal lines is separated by a molding compound from the second set of metal line at the crossings. The first set of metal lines is in a same first plane parallel to the semiconductor die. Each of the second set of metal lines include a first portion oriented along the first set of metal lines and disposed in the first plane, and a second portion offset from the first portion. A plurality of electrical connections couple the semiconductor die to the plurality of leads.
Abstract:
A surface-mount electronic device includes a body of semiconductor material, a lead frame, which forms a plurality of contact terminals, and a package dielectric region, which overlies the semiconductor body. Each contact terminal includes an inner portion that is overlaid by the package dielectric region and an outer portion, which projects laterally beyond the package dielectric region and is delimited by a first lateral surface. The device further includes, for each contact terminal, an anti-oxidation layer, which is disposed on the corresponding first lateral surface.