Semiconductor Device Including a Bidirectional Switch
AssigneeInfineon Technologies Austria AG
InventorsRalf Otremba, Klaus Schiess, Michael Treu
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Abstract
A semiconductor device forming a bidirectional switch includes first and second carriers, first and second semiconductor chips arranged on the first and second carriers, respectively, a first row of terminals arranged along a first side face of the carrier, a second row of terminals arranged along a second side face of the carrier opposite the first side face, and an encapsulation body encapsulating the first and second semiconductor chips. Each row of terminals includes a gate terminal, a sensing terminal and at least one power terminal of the bidirectional switch.
Claims5
A semiconductor device forming a bidirectional switch, the semiconductor device comprising:
- a first carrier;
- a second carrier;
- a first semiconductor chip arranged on the first carrier;
- a second semiconductor chip arranged on the second carrier;
- an encapsulation body encapsulating the first and the second semiconductor chips;
- a first row of terminals arranged along a first side face of the encapsulation body;
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- a second row of terminals arranged along a second side face of the encapsulation body opposite the first side face,
- wherein the first semiconductor chip comprises a first transistor structure comprising first source, drain and gate electrodes,
- wherein the second semiconductor chip comprises a second transistor structure comprising second source, drain and gate electrodes,
- wherein the first and the second transistor structures are coupled with each other by the respective first and second source electrodes,
- wherein the first row of terminals comprises a first gate terminal coupled with the first gate electrode, a first sensing terminal coupled with the first source electrode, and a first power terminal coupled with the first drain electrode,
- wherein the second row of terminals comprises a second gate terminal coupled with the second gate electrode, a second sensing terminal coupled with the second source electrode, and a second power terminal of the bidirectional switch coupled with the second drain electrode.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.