Abstract:
A system may include a package defining a cavity and an integrated circuit (IC) disposed within the cavity. The package may include a first electrically conductive package contact and a second electrically conductive package contact. The IC may include a first electrically conductive IC contact and a second electrically conductive IC contact. The system also may include a wire bond extending between and electrically connecting the first electrically conductive package contact and the first electrically conductive IC contact. The system further may include an electrically conductive adhesive extending between and electrically connecting the second electrically conductive package contact and the second electrically conductive IC contact. Use of wire bonds and electrically conductive adhesive may increase an interconnect density between the IC and the package, while not requiring an increase in size of the IC or a decrease in pitch between wire bonds.
Abstract:
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a semiconductor device includes a leadframe having a plurality of leads and a die paddle and a semiconductor module attached to the die paddle of the leadframe. The semiconductor module includes a first semiconductor chip disposed in a first encapsulant. The semiconductor module has a plurality of contact pads coupled to the first semiconductor chip. The semiconductor device further includes a plurality of interconnects coupling the plurality of contact pads with the plurality of leads, and a second encapsulant disposed at the semiconductor module and the leadframe.
Abstract:
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a semiconductor device includes a leadframe having a plurality of leads and a die paddle and a semiconductor module attached to the die paddle of the leadframe. The semiconductor module includes a first semiconductor chip disposed in a first encapsulant. The semiconductor module has a plurality of contact pads coupled to the first semiconductor chip. The semiconductor device further includes a plurality of interconnects coupling the plurality of contact pads with the plurality of leads, and a second encapsulant disposed at the semiconductor module and the leadframe.
Abstract:
A multi-element sensor for measuring a magnetic field. The multi-element sensor comprises a magnetic sensing element, and an electronic circuit. The magnetic sensing element is mounted on the electronic circuit and comprises a fractured tether. The magnetic sensing element is electrically connected with the electronic circuit. The electronic circuit is produced in a first technology and/or first material and the magnetic sensing element is produced in a second technology and/or second material different from the first technology/material.
Abstract:
A semiconductor chip for measuring a magnetic field. The semiconductor chip comprises a magnetic sensing element, and an electronic circuit. The magnetic sensing element is mounted on the electronic circuit. The magnetic sensing element is electrically connected with the electronic circuit. The electronic circuit is produced in a first technology and/or first material and the magnetic sensing element is produced in a second technology and/or second material different from the first technology/material.
Abstract:
A system may include a package defining a cavity and an integrated circuit (IC) disposed within the cavity. The package may include a first electrically conductive package contact and a second electrically conductive package contact. The IC may include a first electrically conductive IC contact and a second electrically conductive IC contact. The system also may include a wire bond extending between and electrically connecting the first electrically conductive package contact and the first electrically conductive IC contact. The system further may include an electrically conductive adhesive extending between and electrically connecting the second electrically conductive package contact and the second electrically conductive IC contact. Use of wire bonds and electrically conductive adhesive may increase an interconnect density between the IC and the package, while not requiring an increase in size of the IC or a decrease in pitch between wire bonds.