Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Lead frame – With dam or vent for encapsulant
Patent
1992-08-27
1994-03-08
James, Andrew J.
Active solid-state devices (e.g., transistors, solid-state diode
Lead frame
With dam or vent for encapsulant
257666, 257787, H01L 2348, H01L 2944, H01L 2952, H01L 2960
Patent
active
052930653
ABSTRACT:
A lead frame (10) is connected to an integrated circuit (32) by adhesives. The lead frame (10) includes a mold gate (40) to provide for constant flow of resin (72) into the mold cavity (66) during encapsulation of the integrated circuit (32). The lead frame (10) also has an air vent (50) to direct air and any excess resin (74) from the mold cavity (66) to a dummy cavity (70).
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William C. Ward, "Volume Production of Unique Plastic Surface-Mount Modules for the IBM 80-ns 1-Mblr Dram Chip by Area Wire Bond Techniques", 1988 IEEE, pp. 552-557.
Bassuk Lawrence J.
Havill Richard B.
Holland Robby T.
James Andrew J.
Jr. Carl Whitehead
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