Semiconductor device with composite metal heat-radiating plate onto which semiconductor element is soldered
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsKazutoyo Narita, Tadashi Sakaue, Yuzi Niino
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Abstract
A semiconductor device has a composite metal heat-radiating plate consisting of, for example, two copper layers for serving as a thermally and electrically conducting medium and an iron layer for giving mechanical strength, interposed between the copper layers, in which the semiconductor element is directly or indirectly, electrically and mechanically coupled by soldering to one of the copper layers.
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A semiconductor device comprising a semiconductor element soldered to a metal heat-radiating plate, in which said metal heat-radiating plate consists of a first metal layer for providing mechanical strength and second metal layers disposed on both sides of said first metal layer, for serving as a thermal and electrical conducting medium, and said semiconductor element is soldered onto one of said second metal layers.
A semiconductor device comprising:
- a semiconductor element;
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- a metal heat radiating plate to which said semiconductor element is soldered, said plate consisting of a first metal layer for providing mechanical strength and a pair of second metal layers, serving as a thermal and electrical conducting medium, disposed on opposite sides of said first metal layer and having a thermal conductivity higher than that of said first metal layer, said semiconductor element being soldered onto one of said second metal layers.
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