2563 results about "Die bonding" patented technology

The present invention discloses a light source of full color LED (light emitted diode) by using die bond and packaging technology. A first mono-color LED chip with reflective metal on the bottom and transparent metal-oxide on the top of the chip is bonded on the PC board by thermal or ultrasonic die bond. A second mono-color LED chip with reflective metal on both sides is bonded in cascade on the first LED chip by thermal or ultrasonic die bond. The first LED chip emits light through the transparent metal-oxide to mix with the second LED light such that a different color light will obtain. The reflective metal reflects all the light to enforce the light intensity. In near field application, a red, a blue and a green LED are die bond in cascade to get a white light or full color light. In far field application, a yellow and a blue LED are die bond in cascade on the PC board, in its side is another cascaded die bond of a red and a green LED to get a white light or full color light.

A method of packaging an integrated circuit die (12) includes the steps of loading an array of soft conductive balls into recesses formed in a platen and locating the platen in a first part of a mold cavity. A second part of the mold is pressed against the balls to flatten a surface of the balls. A first mold compound then is injected into the mold cavity such that the mold compound surrounds exposed portions of the balls. The balls are removed from the platen and a first side of an integrated circuit die is attached to the balls such that the die is surrounded by the balls. Die bonding pads on a second side of the die are electrically connected to respective ones of the balls surrounding the die, and then the die, the electrical connections, and a top portion of the conductive balls is encapsulated with a second mold compound. The result is an encapsulated IC having a bottom side with exposed balls.

A package may include a lower unit package and an upper unit package. Each of the unit packages may include a circuit substrate having a lower surface and an upper surface. Wire bonding pads may be provided of the lower surface of the circuit substrate, and chip bonding pads may be provided on the upper surface of the circuit substrate. An IC chip may be provided on the lower surface of the circuit substrate. The IC chip may have an active surface with wire lands and bump lands. Chip bumps may be provided on the bump land. The wire bonding pads of the circuit substrate may be connected to the wire lands of the IC chip using bonding wires. The chip bumps of the upper unit package may be connected to the chip bonding pads of the lower unit package. An IC chip may include a substrate. A conductive layer may be provided on the substrate. The conductive layer may define a bump land for supporting a chip bump and a wire land for connecting to a bonding wire. The bump land and the wire land may be spaced apart from each other on an active surface of the IC chip.

Disclosed herein is an LED package for a backlight unit. The LED package includes a plurality of LEDs, a die bonding part, a wire bonding part and a body. The die bonding part, on which the plurality of LEDs is arranged, allows the first electrodes of the LEDs to be electrically connected to an external circuit. The wire bonding part is spaced apart from the die bonding part by a predetermined distance to be insulated from the die bonding part and allows the second electrodes of the LEDs to be electrically connected to the external circuit so that the LEDs are operated. The body has a molding cup which is used to fill a space above the LEDs with transparent resin and a base on which the die bonding part and the wire bonding part are arranged.

The present invention provides a semiconductor device capable of preventing an adhesive for die bonding from flowing to wire bonding area.The semiconductor device of the present invention comprises a semiconductor element 28 having a pair of electrodes, a housing 12 having the recess 14 for accommodating the semiconductor element 28, a first lead electrode 18 and the second lead electrode 20 which are exposed on the bottom of the recess 14, an adhesive layer 30 for die bonding between the semiconductor element 28 and the first lead electrode 18, and electrically conductive wires 32 for wire bonding between one electrode of the pair of electrodes of the semiconductor element and the first lead electrode 18 and between the other electrode and the second lead electrode 20, wherein the housing 12 has the wall 26 formed to extend across the bottom surface of the recess 14 so as to divide the surface of the first lead electrode 18 into a die bonding area 22 and a wire bonding area 24, and the first lead electrode 18 has the notch 36 which is formed by cutting off a portion of an edge of the first lead electrode 18 and located at least just below the wall 26, while the wall 26 and the bottom portion 40 of the housing 12 are connected to each other through the notch 36.

A light emitting element is die-bonded to a portion of a lead frame exposed at the bottom of an opening formed at a top face of a resin package. A reflector to direct light emitted from the light emitting element towards a predetermined direction is attached to the top face of the resin package. Lead terminals are arranged so as to protrude from two opposite side regions of the resin package. A predetermined lead terminal among the plurality of lead terminals, connected to a portion where the light emitting element is die-bonded, is bent upwards, and soldered to the reflector by solder paste.