Unitary silicon die module

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Housing or package – With semiconductor element forming part

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257717, 257730, H01L 3902

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054731925

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor chip module is formed by providing at least one semiconductor chip and a semiconductor substrate and bonding the semiconductor chip to the semiconductor substrate without the use of an epoxy or a metallic layer to create a bond between the semiconductor chip and the semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor chip of the semiconductor chip module is electrically connected to an external, electrical interconnection system. The semiconductor substrate has similar thermal properties to the semiconductor chip, this thermal mismatch present between a semiconductor chip and a metallic heatsink in conventional external, electrical interconnection systems is eliminated.

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