Abstract:
A semiconductor device including a leadframe and two stacked dies, a first of which is on a top surface of a leadframe while the second one is on a bottom surface of the leadframe. The drain region of the first die is coupled to a drain clip assembly that includes a drain clip that is in contact with a lead rail. The body of the semiconductor device includes a window or opening that exposes the drain region of the second die.
Abstract:
A clip structure and semiconductor die package. The clip structure includes a first portion and a second portion, with a connecting structure located between the first and second portion. The clip structure is substantially planar. The semiconductor die package includes a semiconductor die located between a leadframe structure and a clip structure. Slots are formed within the molding material covering portions of the semiconductor die package. The slots are located between a first portion and the second portion of the clip structure, and the slot overlap with the semiconductor die.
Abstract:
A packaged semiconductor device includes a two piece lead assembly having vertically separated top and bottom lead frames. A semiconductor die is between the two lead frames and makes electrical and thermal contact to the two lead frames. The lower lead frame is generally flat while the upper lead frame has a flat top surface and downward extensions that fall on two opposite sides of the lower lead frame and that end in flanges that have bottom surfaces that are coplanar with the bottom surface of the bottom lead frame. When the assembly is molded, the top surface of the top lead frame and the bottom surfaces of the flanges and the bottom lead frame are exposed to allow electrical contact to the semiconductor die and to provide thermal conductive paths to dissipate heat developed in the semiconductor die.
Abstract:
Semiconductor die packages are disclosed. An exemplary semiconductor die package includes a premolded substrate. The premolded substrate can have a semiconductor die attached to it, and an encapsulating material may be disposed over the semiconductor die.
Abstract:
A chip device including a leadframe that includes source and gate connections, a bumped die including solder bumps on a top side that is attached to the leadframe such that the solder bumps contact the source and gate connections, and a copper clip attached to the backside of the bumped die such that the copper clip contacts drain regions of the bumped die and a lead rail. The chip device is manufactured by flip chipping a bumped die onto the leadframe and placing the copper clip on a backside of the trench die such that the backside of the trench die is coupled to the lead rail. The process involves reflowing the solder bumps on the bumped die and solder paste that is placed between the copper clip and the backside of the bumped die.