Abstract:
A semiconductor package is disclosed including a leadframe, memory die and controller die, one or more of which are customized to facilitate electrical connection of the memory and controller die bond pads to the contact pads of the host device via the leadframe. By customizing one or more of the leadframe, memory die and controller die, an interposer layer normally required to connect the die in the semiconductor package with a host device may be omitted.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a semiconductor package, and a semiconductor package formed thereby, are disclosed. The semiconductor package may include one or more semiconductor die having die attach pads along a single side. The leadframe may include a plurality of elongated electrical leads, extending from a first side of the leadframe, beneath the die, and terminating at a second side of the leadframe adjacent to the bond pads along the single edge of the die. The leadframe may further include a dielectric spacer layer on the elongated leads. Spacing the semiconductor die from the elongated leads using the spacer layer reduces the parasitic capacitance and/or inductance of the semiconductor package formed thereby.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package assembly is disclosed including a pair of stacked leadframe-based semiconductor packages. The first package is encapsulated in a mold compound so that the electrical leads emanate from the sides of the package, near a bottom surface of the package. The first package may be stacked atop the second package by aligning the exposed leads of the first package with the exposed leads of the second package and affixing the respective leads of the two packages together. The vertical offset of leads toward a bottom of the first package provides a greater overlap with leads of the second package, thus allowing a secure bonding of the leads of the respective packages.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package assembly is disclosed including a pair of stacked leadframe-based semiconductor packages. The first package is encapsulated in a mold compound so that the electrical leads emanate from the sides of the package, near a bottom surface of the package. The first package may be stacked atop the second package by aligning the exposed leads of the first package with the exposed leads of the second package and affixing the respective leads of the two packages together. The vertical offset of leads toward a bottom of the first package provides a greater overlap with leads of the second package, thus allowing a secure bonding of the leads of the respective packages.
Abstract:
A leadframe-based semiconductor package is proposed for the packaging of a semiconductor device, such as a multi-media card (MMC) chipset. The proposed semiconductor package is characterized by the use of a leadframe, rather than BT substrate or film, as the chip carrier for MMC chipset. The leadframe includes a supporting bar; a chip-supporting structure arranged at a downset position in relation to the supporting bar; and a plurality of leads, each lead including an outer-lead portion and an inner-lead portion; wherein the outer-lead portion is levelly linked to the supporting bar, while the inner-lead portion is arranged beside the chip-supporting structure and linked to the outer-lead portion via an intermediate-lead portion. The leadframe can be either the type having die pad or the type having no die pad. In the case of the type having die pad, a semiconductor chip is mounted on the die pad; and in the case of the type having no die pad, one or more semiconductor chips are mounted over an elongated part of the inner-lead portions of the leads. The use of leadframe allows the MMC package to be manufactured without having to include a lidding process, so that the MMC manufacture can be carried out in a less complex and more cost-effective manner.
Abstract:
A composite wall assembly has an auxiliary wall and an inner wall. The auxiliary wall has a hollow space and a first supporting pillar having multiple first through holes. The inner wall is attached to the auxiliary wall and forms a depositing space. The inner wall has a first wall member, a second wall member, and a second supporting pillar having multiple second through holes. The depositing space is formed between the first wall member and the second wall member. The auxiliary wall provides a cushion effect and is not damaged easily in the earthquake for protecting the pipelines in the hollow space. The interior ambient temperature of the building is lowered by the hollow space of the auxiliary wall.
Abstract:
A leadframe-based semiconductor package is proposed for the packaging of a semiconductor device, such as a multi-media card (MMC) chipset. The proposed semiconductor package is characterized by the use of a leadframe, rather than BT substrate or film, as the chip carrier for MMC chipset. The leadframe includes a supporting bar, a chip-supporting structure arranged at a downset position in relation to the supporting bar; and a plurality of leads, each lead including an outer-lead portion and an inner-lead portion; wherein the outer-lead portion is levelly linked to the supporting bar, while the inner-lead portion is arranged beside the chip-supporting structure and linked to the outer-lead portion via an intermediate-lead portion. The leadframe can be either the type having die pad or the type having no die pad. In the case of the type having die pad, a semiconductor chip is mounted on the die pad; and in the case of the type having no die pad, one or more semiconductor chips are mounted over an elongated part of the inner-lead portions of the leads. The use of leadframe allows the MMC package to be manufactured without having to include a lidding process, so that the MMC manufacture can be carried out in a less complex and more cost-effective manner.
Abstract:
A leadframe for a semiconductor package is disclosed including electrical leads which extend from one side of the leadframe to an opposite side of the leadframe, where electrical connection may be made with the semiconductor die at the second side of the leadframe. The semiconductor die may be supported on the leads extending across the leadframe. The package may further include a spacer layer affixed to the electrical leads to fortify the semiconductor package and to prevent exposure of the electrical leads during the molding of the package.
Abstract:
A composite wall assembly has an auxiliary wall and an inner wall. The auxiliary wall has a hollow space and a first supporting pillar having multiple first through holes. The inner wall is attached to the auxiliary wall and forms a depositing space. The inner wall has a first wall member, a second wall member, and a second supporting pillar having multiple second through holes. The depositing space is formed between the first wall member and the second wall member. The auxiliary wall provides a cushion effect and is not damaged easily in the earthquake for protecting the pipelines in the hollow space. The interior ambient temperature of the building is lowered by the hollow space of the auxiliary wall.
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a semiconductor leadframe package from a strip including multiply encapsulated leadframe packages, and a leadframe package formed thereby are disclosed. An entire row or column of leadframes gets encapsulated together. Encapsulating an entire row or column reduces the keep-out area between adjacent leadframe packages, which allows the internal leads of each leadframe and the semiconductor die coupled thereto to be lengthened.