Abstract:
A semiconductor package with a heat sink is proposed, in which a chip has its first surface attached to a chip carrier, while a second surface of the chip is attached to a heat sink through an adhesive, allowing heat generated by the chip to be transmitted to the heat sink. Moreover, in a molding process, a molding resin is used to form an encapsulant for encapsulating the chip, while a top surface and side surfaces connected to the top surface of the heat sink are exposed to outside of the encapsulant, that is, the heat sink merely has its bottom surface bonded to the encapsulant. This makes the generated heat directly dissipated to the atmosphere through the heat sink. Furthermore, the top surface of the heat sink is coated with an interface layer, while adhesion between the interface layer and the molding resin is smaller than that between the heat sink and the encapsulant. This allows the molding resin remained on the interface layer to be easily removed after completing the molding process, while delamination can be prevented from occurrence between the heat sink or the chip and the encapsulant, and also the chip can be prevented from cracking due to clamping force generated during molding.
Abstract:
A heat sink with a collapse structure and a semiconductor device with the heat sink are proposed, in which the heat sink is in ladder-like shape due to a height difference formed between an extending portion and an body of the heat sink, and the body has at least one surface exposed to outside of the semiconductor package. The extending portion produces collapse deformation in response to stress from engagement of molds in a molding process, so as to prevent a semiconductor chip from being damaged by the stress. The heat sink directly attached to the chip allows heat generated by the chip to pass through the extending portion to the body of the heat sink, and then the heat can be dissipated through the exposed surface of the body to the outside of the semiconductor package, so as to improve the heat dissipating efficiency.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a semiconductor package which has no resinous flash formed on lead frame and its manufacturing method. The method includes the steps of preparing a lead frame having a first surface and a second surface, attaching an adhensive tape capable of being easily removed on the second surface of the lead frame, attaching a first semiconductor chip on the lead frame and electrically connecting the first semiconductor chip with the lead frame, performing a molding process to form a resin molded block on the first surface of the lead frame for covering the first semiconductor chip, removing the adhensive tape, attaching a second semiconductor chip on the second surface and electrically connecting the second semiconductor chip with the lead frame, attaching a frame with a hollow portion on a predetermined positin of the second surface of the lead frame by an adhensive agent and containing the second semiconductor chip in the hollow portion, and bonding a covering member on the frame to seal the hollow portion for isolating the second semiconductor chip from outside.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package is proposed, in which a lid is attached to a semiconductor chip and appropriately spaced apart from a heat sink having a top surface thereof exposed to the outside an encapsulant, so as to prevent external moisture from condensing on the semiconductor chip and reduce a thermal stress effect on the semiconductor chip. Moreover, a thermal conductive path is reduced in a portion passing through the encapsulant, allowing the heat-dissipating efficiency to be improved. In addition, with no contact between the heat sink and the semiconductor chip, quality of the semiconductor package is assured with no damage to the semiconductor chip.