Coated semiconductor die/leadframe assembly and method for coating the assembly
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsRobert Courtenay, Jerry M. Brooks
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AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsRobert Courtenay, Jerry M. Brooks
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A novel method for coating a semiconductor die/leadframe assembly prior to ocncapsulation. The method of the invention comprises coating the exposed surfaces of the die and the inner lead fingers in a die/leadframe assembly with an adhesion promoting material, typically a polyimide. A solution of the adhesion promoting material is dispensed from a spray nozzle to coat the die and the inner lead fingers, Preferably all exposed surfaces of the die, the inner lead fingers and the bond wires are coated prior to encapsulation. The invention also provides an improved semiconductor package that includes a semiconductor dielleadframe assembly and a layer of adhesion promoting material coating the exposed surfaces of the die and the inner lead fingers. The die/leadframe assembly is encapsulated in a molded plastic package.
A packaged part, comprising:
A die package, comprising:
A semiconductor device, comprising:
A lead-on-chip package, comprising:
A die assembly, comprising:
A die/leadframe assembly, comprising:
An in-process semiconductor device, comprising:
A protection layer for a die coupled to a lead frame and packaged within an encapsulating body, wherein said protection layer comprises a polyimide commensurate with said encapsulating body, surrounding said die, and surrounding a portion of said lead frame, said protection layer having a smoothly contoured outside surface shaped so that an intersection between said surface of said layer and a surface of said encapsulating body is non-rectilinear.
A circuit package, comprising:
A packaging system, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.