Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Lead frame – With dam or vent for encapsulant
Patent
1997-06-05
2000-04-11
Tran, Minh Loan
Active solid-state devices (e.g., transistors, solid-state diode
Lead frame
With dam or vent for encapsulant
257776, 257670, 257414, H01L 23495
Patent
active
060491205
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor sensor is provided with a good temperature characteristic, the sensor being capable of preventing a pressure or acceleration detection characteristic from being affected by a change of the surrounding temperature. A semiconductor chip is provided approximately in the center of a die pad of a lead frame and detects a displacement amount corresponding to a pressure or an acceleration. The displacement amount is converted into an electric signal and output. A resin mold is formed so as to cover the semiconductor chip. A thermal-stress-relieving buffer ring is provided on the die pad so as to surround an external circumference of the semiconductor sensor chip thereby preventing stress caused by thermal expansion/contraction of the resin mold from being directly applied to the semiconductor chip from the side.
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Otani Hiroshi
Tomioka Masanori
Yamaguchi Yasuo
Mitsubishi Denki & Kabushiki Kaisha
Thai Luan
Tran Minh Loan
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