Semiconductor device having power supply pads arranged between signal pads and substrate edge
OwnerMotoo Suwa, Takashi Miwainventors
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General-purpose properties are imparted to a base substrate mounting a semiconductor chip thereon so that one type of base substrate is responsible for a design change of a semiconductor chip or mounting of different types of semiconductor chips. A semiconductor chip-mounting region is provided on one surface of an insulating sheet-shaped substrate, external terminals for signal and external terminals for power supply are provided on the other surface. With respect to the external terminals for signal or power supply, which are, respectively, connected at one end thereof with external electrodes of the semiconductor chip mounted on the one surface and at the other end with the external terminals on the other surface, end portions of the signal wirings are provided around the semiconductor chip-mounting region on the one surface and end portions of the power supply wirings are provided outwardly of the end portions of the signal wirings. The wirings for power supply are provided outward of the signal wirings, so that even if external electrodes for power supply of a semiconductor chip are arranged at any positions, they can be readily connected with power supply wirings by means of a bonding wire.
A semiconductor device of the type in which a semiconductor chip is mounted on one surface of a base substrate, an external terminal is formed on the other surface, and a wiring provided on the base substrate is connected at one end thereof with an external electrode of the semiconductor chip on the other surface and at the other end thereof with the external terminal on the other surface, wherein said external terminal includes external terminals for signal and external terminals for power supply, end portions of wirings for signal connected with the external terminals for signal are provided around said semiconductor chip on the one surface and end portions of wirings for power supply connected with the external terminals for power supply are provided outwardly of the end portions of the wirings for signal.
A semiconductor device of the type in which a semiconductor chip is mounted on one surface of a base substrate, an external terminal is formed on the other surface, and a wiring provided on the base substrate is connected at one end thereof with an external electrode of the semiconductor chip on the other surface and at the other end thereof with the external terminal on the other surface, wherein said external terminal includes external terminals for signal and external terminals for power supply, end portions of wirings for signal connected with the external terminals for signal are provided around said semiconductor chip on the one surface and end portions of wirings for power supply connected with the external terminals for power supply are provided outwardly of the end portions of the wirings for signal in the form of a ring or a divided rectangular circle.
A semiconductor device of the type in which a semiconductor chip is mounted on one surface of a base substrate, an external terminal is formed on the other surface, and a wiring provided on the base substrate is connected at one end thereof with an external electrode of the semiconductor chip on the other surface and at the other end thereof with the external terminal on the other surface, wherein said external terminal includes external terminals for signal and external terminals for power supply, end portions of wirings for signal connected with the external terminals for signal are provided around said semiconductor chip on the one surface and end portions of wirings for power supply connected with the external terminals for power supply are provided outwardly of the end portions of the wirings for signal in the form of a rectangular circle divided at corners thereof.
A semiconductor device of the type which comprises:
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