Intercrossedly-stacked dual-chip semiconductor package
First Claim
1. A semiconductor package, which comprises:
- (a) a leadframe, which includes;
(a1) a die pad having a peripherally-located upper portion and a centrally-located downset portion;
(a2) a set of leads arranged around the die pad;
(b) a first semiconductor chip having a substantially rectangularly-shaped active surface formed with a plurality of I/O pads along the shorter sides thereof and an inactive surface adhered to the downset portion of the die pad;
(c) a second semiconductor chip having a substantially rectangularly-shaped active surface formed with a plurality of I/O pads and an inactive surface adhered to the upper portion of the die pad and above the first semiconductor chip to form an intercrossedly-stacked dual-chip arrangement;
the shorter sides of the second semiconductor chip being smaller than the longer sides of the first semiconductor chip to allow the I/O pads of the first semiconductor chip to be uncovered by the second semiconductor chip; and
(d) a set of bonding wires for electrically connecting the respective I/O pads of the first and second semiconductor chips to the leads.
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Abstract
A stacked dual-chip semiconductor packaging technology is proposed for the packaging of two semiconductor chips in one single package unit. The proposed dual-chip semiconductor package is characterized by an intercrossedly-stacked dual-chip arrangement which is constructed on a specially-designed leadframe having a supporting frame; a die pad supported on the supporting frame and having a peripheral-located upper portion and a centrally-located downset portion; and a set of leads linked to the supporting frame and arranged around the die pad. By the proposed packaging technology, a first semiconductor chip is mounted within the downset portion of the die pad, while a second semiconductor chip is mounted on the upper portion of the die pad in an intercrossedly-stacked manner in relation to the first semiconductor chip. Compared to the prior art, the propose technology allows the packaging process to be implemented in a less complex and more cost-effective manner. Moreover, since the underlying chip is attached to die pad, it allows an increased heat-dissipation efficiency to the semiconductor package.
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1. A semiconductor package, which comprises:
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(a) a leadframe, which includes;
(a1) a die pad having a peripherally-located upper portion and a centrally-located downset portion;
(a2) a set of leads arranged around the die pad;
(b) a first semiconductor chip having a substantially rectangularly-shaped active surface formed with a plurality of I/O pads along the shorter sides thereof and an inactive surface adhered to the downset portion of the die pad;
(c) a second semiconductor chip having a substantially rectangularly-shaped active surface formed with a plurality of I/O pads and an inactive surface adhered to the upper portion of the die pad and above the first semiconductor chip to form an intercrossedly-stacked dual-chip arrangement;
the shorter sides of the second semiconductor chip being smaller than the longer sides of the first semiconductor chip to allow the I/O pads of the first semiconductor chip to be uncovered by the second semiconductor chip; and
(d) a set of bonding wires for electrically connecting the respective I/O pads of the first and second semiconductor chips to the leads. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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