Semiconductor module with multi-plane conductive path

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Housing or package – Insulating material

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257705, 361637, 361807, H01L 2302

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053828305

ABSTRACT:
For the manufacture of a power semiconductor module, one proceeds from a ceramic base board on which copper plates and copper conductor paths are fastened by a suitable method. The ceramic base plate is then scratched and broken. As a result, ceramic side boards are produced which are connected to the base board via conductive paths. The side boards are then swung up, as a result of which the conductive paths fastened on the side boards come into a plane above the base plane. By means of suitable, possibly multiple, breaking and folding of the side boards and suitable development of the ends of the conductive paths, the connecting poles of the power semiconductor chips can be directly contacted. Electronic circuits can be arranged on the side boards.

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patent: 5067006 (1991-11-01), Shiga

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