Semiconductor device
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsRyuji Kohno, Makoto Kitano, Asao Nishimura, Akihiro Yaguchi, Sueo Kawai
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Abstract
An encapsulated semiconductor device has a chip, a chip pad having through holes and also conducting patterns corresponding to an electrode pad of the chip, and leads. An arbitrary external terminal arrangement is obtained by combining a wire bonding operation between the conducting pattern and lead. Wire bonding is advantageously performed between the leads and electrode pads of the semiconductor chip arranged at arbitrary positions. The degree of freedom in designing areas of the chips and also a printed circuit board is improved so that a high packaging density is achieved and furthermore the printed circuit board is made compact.
Claims12
A semiconductor device comprising:
- a chip pad having a conducting pattern;
- a semiconductor chip having at least one electrode pad to be coupled to the chip pad;
- and
- at least one lead connected via the conducting pattern to the electrode pad,
- wherein the chip pad, the chip and at least a portion of the leads are encapsulated,
- wherein at least one through-hole is formed in said chip pad at a position corresponding to the electrode pad of the semiconductor chip,
- wherein said conducting pattern is formed on an insulating coat formed on the chip pad,
- wherein the semiconductor chip is mounted on a surface of the chip pad opposite to a surface thereof on which the conducting pattern is formed in such a manner that the electrode pad faces towards said through-holes,
- wherein the electrode pad of the semiconductor chip is electrically connected to said conducting pattern by at least one first conducting member provided within said through-hole, and
- wherein said conducting pattern is electrically connected to said leads by at least one second conducting member, and
- wherein said first conducting member is a conducting wire for connecting the electrode pad and said conducting pattern.
A semiconductor device comprising:
- a chip pad having a conducting pattern;
- a semiconductor chip having at least one electrode pad to be coupled to the chip pad;
- and
- at least one lead connected via the conducting pattern to the electrode pad;
- wherein the chip pad, the chip and at least a portion of the leads are encapsulated,
- wherein said chip is an insulating member in which at least one through-hole is formed at a position corresponding to the electrode pads of said semiconductor chip,
- wherein the semiconductor chip is mounted on a surface of the chip pad opposite to a surface thereof on which the conducting pattern is formed in such a manner that the electrode pad thereof faces towards said through-hole,
- wherein the electrode pad of the semiconductor chip is electrically connected to said conducting pattern by at least one first conducting member provided within said through-hole,
- wherein said conducting pattern is electrically connected to said lead by at least one second conducting member, and
- wherein said first conducting member is a conducting wire for connecting the electrode pad and said conducting pattern.
A semiconductor device comprising:
- a semiconductor chip having at least one electrode pad;
- and
- at least one lead connected to the electrode pad,
- wherein the chip pad and at least a portion of the lead is encapsulated,
- wherein a surface of said semiconductor chip on which the electrode pad is formed is covered with an insulating material,
- wherein at least one through-hole is formed in said insulating material at a position facing said electrode pad,
- wherein a conducting pattern is provided on a surface of said insulating material;
- wherein the electrode pad of the semiconductor chip is electrically connected to said conducting pattern by a first conducting member provided within said through-hole,
- wherein said conducting pattern is electrically connected to said lead by a second conducting member, and
- wherein said first conducting member is a conducting wire for connecting the electrode pad and conducting pattern.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.