Abstract:
Resin molding apparatus includes in unit, press unit and out unit. The in unit transfers not only pre-molding substrate but also resin material. The press unit includes multiple mold assemblies. The out unit transfers molded substrate having been resin-sealed within the mold assemblies. Further, the resin sealing/molding apparatus includes not only carrier rail but also demounting means and supply means traveling along the carrier rail. Furthermore, multiple press units in the state of being linked with each other are disposed between the in unit and the out unit.
Abstract:
First, a board is placed on a board mounting portion with a lower mold and an upper mold being opened. Then, a resin material having such size and shape that correspond to the size and shape of a cavity formed in the lower mold is fitted in the cavity. Thereafter, the resin material is heated resulting in melted resin. Thereafter, the lower mold and the upper mold are closed, with a space formed by the upper mold and the lower mold being reduced in pressure. As a result, chips and wires are immersed in the melted resin. Thereafter, the melted resin is set, so that a resin mold product including the board and the set resin is formed.
Abstract:
The present invention aims at effectively decreasing the installation space of an entire semiconductor chip compression molding apparatus and effectively decreasing the clamping force in dies which are provided in the apparatus. It further aims at performing a clamping, in the case where substrates having a different thickness are used, with an efficient adjustment in accordance with the thicknesses of the substrates. To this end, the semiconductor chip compression molding includes two semiconductor chip compression molding dies (top and bottom dies), and a die opening/closing means for closing the die surfaces of top dies and those of bottom dies in each of the upper and lower dies. The die opening/closing means includes a die opening/closing mechanism having two racks and one pinion, and a thickness adjustment mechanism for adjusting the gaps in accordance with the thicknesses of the substrates supplied to each of the upper and lower dies.