Semiconductor device module with flip chip devices on a common lead frame
A flip-chip and lead frame technology, which is applied in semiconductor devices, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, semiconductor/solid-state device components, etc., and can solve problems such as thermal effects on wafers
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[0024] Figure 2 shows a circuit diagram of a step-down (buck) converter circuit, including MOSFET 15 in top-drain configuration, synchronous MOSFET 25 (synchronous MOSFET 25 is a DirectFET TM type), flip-chip type IC 94, which controls MOSFETs 15 and 25 in PWM mode to obtain a constant output DC voltage, and inductor 10 and capacitor 11. A step-down (Buck) converter circuit, also commonly known as a step-down converter, is typically used to step down a voltage. Therefore, the input voltage V IN greater than the output voltage V OUT . MOSFET die 15 , MOSFET die 25 , and IC die 94 are disposed in common package 21 . The die 15, 25, 94 is arranged in a planar manner in a lead frame 20 or other substrate that is both thermally and electrically conductive.
[0025] The thermal conductivity of the lead frame or other substrate can ensure efficient transfer of heat dissipated from the die 15, 25, 94 to one or more heat sinks (not shown) beneath the lead frame or other substrate. ...
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