Method for bonding a heat sink to a die paddle
AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorsJian Dih Jeng, Hsing Seng Wang
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Abstract
A method of bonding an integrated circuit die to a heat sink by first providing a lead frame that has a die paddle portion having a top surface, a bottom surface, and at least one aperture therethrough, positioning a heat sink abutting the bottom surface of the die paddle portion, and then pressing an integrated circuit die against the top surface of the die paddle portion with an adhesive material sandwiched therein between such that the adhesive flows through at least one aperture in the die paddle portion to bond the integrated circuit die and the heat sink together.
Claims15
A method of bonding an integrated circuit die to a heat sink, comprising the steps of:
- providing a lead frame having a die paddle portion, said die paddle portion having a top surface, a bottom surface, and at least one aperture therethrough,
- positioning a heat sink abutting said bottom surface of said die paddle portion wherein said heat sink has recessed areas in the surface facing said die paddle portion at locations corresponding to the locations of said at least one aperture when said heat sink and said die paddle portion are bonded together, and
- pressing an integrated circuit die against the top surface of said die paddle portion with an adhesive sandwiched therein between such that the adhesive flows through said at least one aperture of said die paddle adhering to said heat sink.
A method of fabricating a plastic molded package of an electronic device, comprising the steps of:
- positioning a lead frame having a die paddle portion in a mold cavity, said die paddle portion having a top surface and a bottom surface and at least one aperture therethrough,
- positioning a non-adhesive backed heat sink abutting the bottom surface of said die paddle portion wherein said heat sink has recessed areas in the surface facing said paddle portion at locations corresponding to the locations of said at least one aperture when said heat sink and said paddle portion are bonded together,
- pressing an integrated circuit die against the top surface of said die paddle with an adhesive therein between such that the adhesive is pushed through the apertures of said paddle portion to contact said heat sink,
- wire bonding said integrated circuit die to said lead frame, and
- injecting a plastic material into said mold cavity to encapsulate said lead frame, said integrated circuit die, said die paddle, and said heat sink together forming a plastic molded package.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.