Method for manufacturing semiconductor device
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsKen Sakamoto, Taketoshi Shikano, Hiroshi Kawashima
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Abstract
A first lead terminal, a second lead terminal provided parallel to the first lead terminal, and a tie bar connecting the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal are provided. The tie bar includes a first narrow-width section touching the first lead terminal, a second narrow-width section touching the second lead terminal, and a wide-width section having a larger width than the first narrow-width section and the second narrow-width section and connecting the first narrow-width section and the second narrow-width section. The wide-width section has a through-hole formed between the first narrow-width section and the second narrow-width section.
Claims4
A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device, comprising the steps of:
- fixing a semiconductor device to a lead frame comprising a first lead terminal, a second lead terminal, and a tie bar connecting the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal, the tie bar comprising a first narrow-width section touching the first lead terminal, a second narrow-width section touching the second lead terminal, and a wide-width section having a larger width than the first narrow-width section and the second narrow-width section and connecting the first narrow-width section and the second narrow-width section;
- performing transfer molding to form resin covering the semiconductor device using a runner channel provided along the tie bar;
- performing removal by fixing any one of an upper end portion and a lower end portion of the wide-width section of the tie bar with a holding jig and inserting a runner pushing pin into a through-hole provided between the first narrow-width section and the second narrow-width section in the wide-width section to flick away a runner adhering to the tie bar;
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- cutting the first narrow-width section and the second narrow-width section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.