Substrate and heat sink for a semiconductor and method of manufa

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Compositions – Consolidated metal powder compositions

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75248, B22F 326, B22F 500

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058862692

ABSTRACT:
A substrate serving as a heat sink for a semiconductor efficiently radiates heat from a semiconductor element mounted thereon. The substrate consists of a composite alloy metal which consists of a sintered body of a metal powder having a high melting point such as W and Mo impregnated with a filling metal such as Cu and Ag, wherein the sintered body of a metal powder having a high melting point has a grain size composition of a combination of a plurality of powder groups having statistically different average grain sizes from group to group, and the powder of each group is dispersed uniformly.

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