Heat sink material for use with semiconductor component and method for fabricating the same, and semiconductor package using the same
AssigneeSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorYoshiki Nishibayashi
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Abstract
A heat sink material for use with a semiconductor component having a coefficient of thermal expansion near to that of a semiconductor material and a high thermal conductivity, comprising a plurality of diamond particles, a metal, and a metal carbide, wherein the metal carbide and diamond particles constitute the matrix, and the metal fills the interstices of the matrix is provided. Also disclosed are a method for fabricating the same and a semiconductor package using the same.
Claims7
A method for fabricating a heat sink material for use with a semiconductor component, comprising:
- forming a metal carbide on the surface of diamond particles, thereby constituting an interconnecting matrix with interstices therein, by filling a vessel with a plurality of diamond particles, and then contacting the outer surface of the diamond particles with a molten first metal;
- and
- impregnating the interstices of the resulting material with a molten second metal.
A method for fabricating a heat sink material for use with a semiconductor component, comprising:
- forming a metal carbide on the surface of diamond particles by filling a vessel with a plurality of diamond particles, and then contacting the outer surface of the diamond particles with a molten first metal;
- and
- impregnating the interstices of the resulting material with a molten second metal, wherein,
- the metal carbide is formed by heating the first metal alone with the diamond particles, and after evaporating the remainder of the first metal, the second metal is heated to melting.
A method for fabricating a heat sink material for use with a semiconductor component, comprising:
- forming a metal carbide on the surface of diamond particles by filling a vessel with a plurality of diamond particles, and then contacting the outer surface of the diamond particles with a molten first metal;
- and
- impregnating the interstices of the resulting material with a molten second metal, wherein,
- the first metal comprises components having a melting point lower than that of the components constituting the second metal, such that:
- only the first metal is molten to form the metal carbide by heating the first and the second metals at the same time with the diamond particles, and that the second metal is melted thereafter.
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