Power amplifier having high heat dissipation

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Packaging or treatment of packaged semiconductor – Assembly of plural semiconductive substrates each possessing...

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C438S613000, C438S122000, C438S235000, C257S778000, C257S737000, C257S738000, C257S183000

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06849478

ABSTRACT:
A power amplifier includes a substrate, a heat sink for dissipating heat, and a heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) disposed on the substrate. The HBT includes a collector, a base, and at least an emitter. The power amplifier further includes an emitter electrode directly connecting the heat sink and the emitter of the HBT. The emitter electrode is a flip-chip bump, and the heat sink is a metal layer that sandwiches the HBT with the substrate. Alternatively, the emitter electrode is a backside via that penetrates the substrate, and the heat sink is a metal layer, disposed on the substrate opposite the HBT.

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patent: 1077494 (2001-02-01), None

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