Method and flip chip structure for power devices

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Lead frame – With structure for mounting semiconductor chip to lead frame

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C257S685000, C257S723000, C257SE23031, C257SE23044, C257SE23052, C257SE29345

Reexamination Certificate

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07999364

ABSTRACT:
A lead frame structure for supporting a semiconductor die is disclosed that includes at least two electrical leads each having a plurality of finger shaped structures unilaterally extending outward from the at least two electrical leads. The electrical leads are arranged so that the plurality of finger shaped structures forms inter-digital patterns where the semiconductor dies are bonded to the lead frame structure.

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