Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same
AssigneeNEC Electronics Corporation
InventorAkira Fukuizumi
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Abstract
In a semiconductor device, an insulating substrate has a plurality of through holes. A plurality of conductive posts are buried in the through-holes. The conductive posts are classified to at least one first conductive post and a pair of second conductive posts. A semiconductor element has at least one surface electrode at a surface side. The surface electrode is connected to the first conductive post by a face-down method. A metal block is formed to a square-arch shape in a cross sectional view and has a ceiling portion and both end portions. A back surface of the semiconductor element is secured to the ceiling portion while the both end portions are secured to the second conductive posts. A sealing-resin seals the semiconductor element.
Claims5
A semiconductor device, comprising:
- an insulating substrate which has a plurality of upper substrate electrodes at a first surface and a plurality of lower substrate electrodes at a second surface disposed at an opposite side to said first surface, each of said lower substrate electrodes being associated with each of said upper substrate electrodes;
- a semiconductor element which has at least one surface electrode at a surface side thereof, said surface electrode being arranged on at least one of said upper substrate electrodes;
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- a metal block which has a ceiling portion and end portions, said ceiling portion and a back surface of the semiconductor element are connected via solder, and said end portions and others of said upper substrate electrodes are connected via solder, respectively;
- wherein an entire space enclosed by said metal block and said insulating substrate, is filled with resin except for the space occupied by said plurality of upper substrate electrodes, said semiconductor element, said at least one surface electrode of said semiconductor element, and said solder.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.