US20070096269A1 - Leadframe for semiconductor packages - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to leadframes for semiconductor packages and in particular to leadframes for high frequency applications.
- the conventional leadframe type semiconductor package has a central supported die pad for supporting semiconductor die, a plurality of leads peripherally located therein, a plurality of bonding wires for electrically connecting the semiconductor die to the leads, and a mold compound, such as plastic, for encapsulating these components in a package structure.
- a portion of the leadframe is internal to the package, (i.e., completely surrounded by the mold compound). Portions of the leads of the leadframe typically extend externally from the package body for electrically connecting the package to the printed circuit board.
- the semiconductor package has the greatest influence on total performance of the circuit, and one of the main causes of performance degradation is inductance of the interconnections between chip and printed circuit board. Therefore, as the operating frequency of these circuits increases, there is a need for even lower impedance mismatches packages.
- the lead route or lead distribution of the leadframe is substantially symmetrical for desired productibility or manufacturibility and lower process cost, but do negatively affect the impedance match.
- the invention provides leadframe for semiconductor packages and a method utilizing the same, providing flexible impedance match design, improving the electrical performance of the resulting electronic products.
- the invention provides leadframe for semiconductor packages comprising a die pad, a side rail, a tie bar, and a plurality of leads.
- the side rail is around the die pad.
- the tie bar connects the die pad and the side rail.
- the leads extend from the side rail to close proximity to the die pad. Every lead has a corresponding lead relative to a predetermined center line.
- a predetermined pair of corresponding leads is substantially asymmetrical with each other relative to the predetermined center line.
- FIGS. 1A through 1E illustrate top views of a preferred embodiment of the invention
- FIGS. 2A through 2B illustrate a conventional symmetrical leadframe
- FIGS. 3A and 3B illustrate a first experimental example of the invention
- FIGS. 4A and 4B illustrate a second experimental example of the invention.
- FIGS. 1A through 1E are top views of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- the leadframe comprises a die pad 10 , a side rail 30 , tie bars 21 through 24 , and a plurality of leads.
- the side rail 30 is around the die pad 10 .
- the tie bars 21 through 24 connect the die pad 10 and the side rail 30 .
- the leads extend from the side rail 30 close proximity to the die pad 10 . In some cases, the side rail 30 is removed in a trimming or separation step of the subsequent semiconductor packaging process.
- the invention provides the capability to vary the impedance of an electrical device.
- impedance can be controllably varied by changing: the length of the leads; the pitch of the leads; the spacing between the leads; and/or the width of the leads.
- the invention provides an asymmetrical leadframe structure.
- each lead has a corresponding lead relative to a predetermined center line at opposite location of the leadframe.
- an exemplary center line 50 is shown in FIGS. 1A through 1E .
- the lead 241 corresponds to respective leads 141 a through 141 e in respective FIGS. 1A through 1E
- the lead 245 corresponds to the lead 145 .
- the leadframe comprises a pair of corresponding leads including the lead and the corresponding lead, substantially asymmetrical to each other.
- this asymmetrical design serves for impedance matching.
- the lead 241 is substantially asymmetrical with the respective leads 141 a through 141 e in FIGS. 1A through 1E relative to the predetermined center line 50 .
- FIGS. 1A through 1E show various examples of asymmetrical leads for the asymmetrical leadframe structure.
- the corresponding lead of a specific lead depends on the selected center line, such as the center line 50 of this embodiment.
- the lead 141 a corresponds to the lead 241 relative to line 50 .
- the lead 141 a corresponds to the lead 146 relative to a center line (not shown) passing through the space between the leads 143 and 144 .
- the lead 141 a corresponds to the lead 341 relative a center line (not shown) passing through and aligned with the tie bars 21 .
- the center line 50 is utilized as the exemplary center line in subsequent discussion.
- lead 141 a through 141 e are asymmetrical to lead 241 relative to center line 50 , either the geometry of the lead or the route of the lead. Accordingly, the pair of corresponding asymmetrical leads related to the center line means that they are not identical in shape, dimension, or the relationship of itself to other corresponding parts of the leadframe.
- the leads 141 a and 241 have different lengths, and thus, are considered to be asymmetrical. In consequence, comparing the pair of corresponding lead 141 a and lead 241 , the varied lead length results in varied resistance of the lead 141 a . Thus, a desired impedance value can be achieved by adjusting the lead length.
- the leads 141 b and 241 have substantially the same widths. However, space S 1 between lead 141 b and the adjacent lead, for example lead 142 , is larger than space S 2 between lead 241 and the corresponding adjacent lead, for example lead 242 . Further, the pitch P 1 is also larger than the pitch P 2 . Thus, the leads 141 b and 241 are considered to be asymmetrical. In consequence, comparing the pair of corresponding lead 141 b and lead 241 , varied space between the leads results in varied inductance between the leads. Thus, a desired impedance value can be achieved by adjusting space between the leads.
- the leads 141 c and 142 c respectively have different widths from the corresponding leads 241 and 242 .
- space S 1 between lead 141 c and the adjacent lead, for example lead 142 c is less than space S 2 between lead 241 and the corresponding adjacent lead, for example lead 242 .
- the leads 141 c and 241 are considered to be asymmetrical
- the leads 142 c and 242 are considered to be asymmetrical.
- varied lead width results in varied resistance of the lead.
- a desired impedance value can be achieved by adjusting the lead width.
- the pitch P 1 between the lead 141 d and the adjacent lead, such as lead 142 d is larger than the pitch P 2 between the lead 241 and the corresponding adjacent lead, such as lead 242 .
- the leads 141 d and 241 are considered to be asymmetrical. In consequence, comparing the pair of corresponding lead 141 d and lead 241 , varied lead pitch results in varied inductance between the leads. Thus, a desired impedance value can be achieved by adjusting the lead pitch.
- pitch P 1 between the lead 141 e and the adjacent lead, such as lead 142 is less than the pitch P 2 between the lead 241 and the corresponding adjacent lead, such as lead 242 .
- the leads 141 e and 241 are considered to be asymmetrical. In consequence, comparing the pair of corresponding lead 141 e and lead 241 , the varied lead pitch results in varied inductance between the leads. Thus, a desired impedance value can be achieved by adjusting the lead pitch.
- FIGS. 2A through 2B a conventional symmetrical leadframe is shown in FIGS. 2A through 2B , and two experimental examples of the invention are respectively shown in FIGS. 3A, 3B and FIGS. 4A, 4B verifying the improved performance of the embodiment.
- FIG. 2A a top view of a conventional semiconductor package is shown.
- the package comprises a leadframe, a semiconductor chip 2100 attached to a die pad 2010 of the leadframe, a plurality of bonding wires 2200 electrically connecting the semiconductor chip 2100 and the leads of the leadframe, and an encapsulant (not shown) encapsulating the semiconductor chip 2100 , the leadframe, and the bonding wires 2200 .
- the leadframe comprises a die pad 2010 , four tie bars 2021 through 2024 for supporting die pad 2010 , and a plurality of leads. The side rail was trimmed during the packaging process.
- the conventional leadframe which the routes of the leads are substantially symmetrical.
- FIG. 2B a magnified drawing of the exemplary leads 1145 , 1146 , 1148 , and 1149 in FIG. 2A is shown.
- the differential impedance values of a differential pair of the leads 1145 and 1146 is near 68 ohm.
- the differential impedance value of a differential pair of the leads 1148 and 1149 is near 68 ohm.
- the single-ended impedance values of those leads 1145 , 1146 , 1148 , and 1149 are near 50 ohm.
- the desired differential impedance values for some leads are required between 80 and 120 ohm, and preferably approximately 100 ohm.
- the desired single-ended impedance values for some leads are required between 40 and 60 ohm, and preferably approximately 50 ohm.
- the utilization of the conventional symmetrical leadframe cannot achieve the desired impedance value.
- FIG. 3A a top view of a semiconductor package of a first experimental example of the invention is shown. Compared to that shown in FIG. 2A , the lengths of the leads 1145 , 1146 , 1148 , and 1149 are reduced by D, which is approximately 60 mils in this embodiment. Thus, the leadframe utilized in the package shown in FIGS. 3A can act as another embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 3B A magnified drawing of the shortened leads 1145 , 1146 , 1148 , and 1149 is shown in FIG. 3B .
- the differential impedance values of a differential pair of the leads 1145 and 1146 is near 84 ohm, which achieve the desired values.
- the differential impedance value of a differential pair of the leads 1148 and 1149 is near 84 ohm, which achieves the desired values, too.
- the single-ended impedance values thereof are near 58 ohm. It is appreciated that the package of the first experimental example utilizes the leadframe structure of the invention to cause the impedance values of the predetermined leads fulfilling the desired values for impedance match.
- FIG. 4A a top view of a semiconductor package of a second experimental example of the invention is shown. Compared to that shown in FIG. 3A , spaces between the leads 1145 and 1146 , and the space between the leads 1148 and 1149 are broader. Thus, the leadframe utilized in the package shown in FIGS. 4A can act as another embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 4B A magnified drawing of the leads 1145 , 1146 , 1148 , and 1149 of FIG. 4A is shown in FIG. 4B .
- the differential impedance values of a differential pair of the leads 1145 and 1146 is near 108 ohm, which achieve the desired values.
- the differential impedance value of a differential pair of the leads 1148 and 1149 is near 108 ohm, which achieves the desired values, too.
- the single-ended impedance values thereof are near 62 ohm. It is appreciated that the package of the second experimental example utilizes the leadframe structure of the invention to cause the impedance values of the predetermined leads fulfilling the desired values for impedance match.
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