Packages with multiple I/O side solderable terminals
A terminal and frame technology, applied in the field of leadless packaged semiconductor devices and their manufacture
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[0019] The present invention is known for addressing challenges in packaging semiconductor devices for use in portable systems. It is known that leadless packaged semiconductor devices offer advantages over leaded packages. These advantages include better electrical performance due to reduced lead inductance, good heat dissipation through the use of exposed thermal pads to improve heat conduction to the PCB (printed circuit board), reduced package thickness, and smaller Footprint, which reduces the area occupied on the PCB. Examples of leadless packaged semiconductor devices include QFN (Quad Flat No-lead Device) and DFN (Discrete Flat No-lead device). However, a disadvantage of leadless packaged semiconductor devices is that it is difficult to inspect solder joints when mounted on a PCB. Conventional inspection techniques use a system called automated optical inspection (AOI) in which cameras scan leadless packages mounted on PCBs for various defects such as open connection...
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