Semiconductor device having a BGA structure

Information

  • Patent Grant
  • 6331738
  • Patent Number
    6,331,738
  • Date Filed
    Friday, November 19, 1999
    26 years ago
  • Date Issued
    Tuesday, December 18, 2001
    24 years ago
  • Inventors
  • Original Assignees
  • Examiners
    • Clark; Jhihan B
    Agents
    • Hayes, Soloway, Hennessey, Grossman & Hage, P.C.
Abstract
A semiconductor device is provided with a semiconductor chip and a connection lead connected to a pad of the semiconductor chip. The connection lead has a tip part which is bent up to a surface of the semiconductor chip on the opposite side of the pad. The semiconductor device is further provided a resin sealed part covering the semiconductor chip and a solder ball provided on the tip part of the connection lead.
Description




BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION




1. Field of the Invention




The present invention relates to semiconductor device having a BGA structure and methods for manufacturing the semiconductor device, and more particularly to a semiconductor device having a BGA structure and the method for manufacturing the same, the semiconductor device being capable of preventing the generation of cracks in a solder ball with an impact propagated from a printed wiring board at the time of a fall impact test and at a time of a temperature cycle test, which tests are carried out in the state in which the semiconductor device is attached on the printed wiring board.




2. Description of the Related Art




Conventionally, there is available a semiconductor device in which a lead is used in the connection terminal.

FIG. 1

is a sectional view showing a semiconductor device in which a lead is used as the connection terminal.




As shown in

FIG. 1

, in the semiconductor device


50


, in which the lead is used as the connection terminal, there is provided a semiconductor chip


71


, and an internal leads


73




a


of a plurality of connection leads


73


are arranged in parallel with the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


71


above the semiconductor chip


71


. The semiconductor chip


71


and the internal leads


73




a


of the connection leads


73


are stuck and fixed with a sticking tape


79


comprising an insulator. Furthermore, a pad


75


formed on a central part of the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


71


and the internal leads


73




a


of the connection leads are electrically connected with wires


76


.




The semiconductor chip


71


, the sticking tape


79


, the internal leads


73




a


of the connection leads


73


, the pad


75


and the wire


76


are covered with the result that a resin sealed part


72


is formed. Furthermore, external leads


73




b


of the connection leads


73


are extended from the resin sealed part


72


and bent, and the tips of the external leads


73




b


are arranged under a lower surface of the resin sealed part


72


.




In the semiconductor device


50


which is constituted in this manner, the tips of the external leads


73




b


are fixed and connected electrically to predetermined portions of a printed wiring board with soldering or the like, and the semiconductor device


50


is set on the printed wiring board.




In the semiconductor device


50


, however, since the connection terminal is composed of the lead, it is required to prepare a solder or the like separately in advance to connect the connection terminal to the printed wiring board with the solder in the case where the connection terminal is attached on the printed wiring board. Thus, there is a disadvantage that the connection work is troublesome.




As a semiconductor device which has overcome that disadvantage, there is available a BGA (Ball Grid Array) structure. The BGA structure is constituted with a ball having a connection lead comprising solder or the like. Two kinds of semiconductor devices having the BGA structure will be explained in the forgoing description.





FIG. 2A

is a perspective view showing a semiconductor device having the BGA structure disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,677,566,

FIG. 2B

is a sectional view thereof. As shown in

FIGS. 2A and 2B

, in the first conventional semiconductor device having the BGA structure


110


, there is provided a die pad


140


and a semiconductor chip


114


provided thereon. Furthermore, a plurality of connection leads


115


are electrically connected to the pad


118


formed on the end part of the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


114


with a wire


122


. Furthermore, solder balls


128


are allowed to bond on the upper surfaces of the connection leads


115


, respectively. A part of the solder ball


128


and the connection lead


115


are exposed and are covered together with the die pad


140


, the semiconductor chip


114


, the pad


118


and the wire


122


so that a resin sealed part


126


is formed.




In the first semiconductor device


110


having the BGA structure which is constituted in this manner, the solder balls


128


are allowed to come into contact with a predetermined positions of a printed wiring board. Then, by means of a reflow method for allowing the solder balls


128


to come into contact with predetermined positions of the printed wiring board and heating or pressing the solder ball


128


to melt, the semiconductor device is fixed to a predetermined position of the printed wiring board, and, at the same time, is electrically connected to the printed wiring board and is attached on the printed wiring board.





FIG. 3A

is a perspective view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure disclosed in the Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 9-213839,

FIG. 3B

is a sectional view thereof. As shown in

FIGS. 3A and 3B

, in the second conventional semiconductor device


150


having the BGA structure, there is provided a semiconductor chip


151


. Above the semiconductor chip


151


, internal leads


155


of the plurality of the connection leads are arranged in parallel with the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


151


. The semiconductor chip


151


and the internal leads


155


of the connection leads are stuck and fixed with the sticking tape


152


comprising the insulator. Furthermore, the plurality of pads


153


formed on the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


151


and the internal leads


155


of the connection leads are electrically connected with wires


154


.




Furthermore, the semiconductor chip


151


, the sticking tape


152


, the internal leads


155


of the connection leads, the pads


153


and the wires


154


are covered with an upper package member


156


comprising a sealed resin and a lower package member


157


so that the resin sealed part is formed. At positions of the surface on the side of the internal leads of the lower package member


157


which position leads to the internal lead


155


, small orifices are provided. Within the small orifices, a plurality of solder balls


158


are embedded in such a manner that each head part thereof is extended from the surface of the lower package member


157


as an external part connection terminal. This solder ball


158


is electrically connected to the internal lead


155


.




In the second conventional semiconductor device


150


having the BGA structure which is constituted in this manner, in the same manner as the first conventional semiconductor device


110


having the BGA structure, by means of the reflow method for allowing the solder balls


158


to come into contact with predetermined positions of the printed wiring board


169


and heating or pressing the solder ball


158


to melt, the semiconductor device is fixed to a predetermined position of the printed wiring board


169


, and at the same time, the semiconductor device is electrically connected and is attached on the printed wiring board


169


.




However, as has been described above, in the first conventional semiconductor device


110


having the BGA structure and the second conventional semiconductor device having the BGA structure


150


, the solder balls are embedded in the resin sealed part. As a result, an impact is propagated to the resin sealed part via the solder balls without an alleviation of the impact which is propagated from the printed wiring board at the time of the fall impact test and the temperature cycle test, which are performed in a state in which the solder balls are attached on the printed wiring board. Since the impact is applied from the resin sealed part as a the reaction force, there is a problem that a crack is generated on a bond surface with the printed wiring board in the solder ball and on a bond surface of the resin sealed part.




SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION




An object of the present invention is to provide a semiconductor device having a BGA structure and a method for manufacturing the same, the device being capable of preventing the generation of a crack in a solder ball with a impact propagated from the printed wiring board at the time of a fall impact test and the temperature cycle test, which are performed in a state in which the solder ball is attached on the printed wiring board.




According to one aspect of the present invention, a semiconductor device is provided with a semiconductor chip and a connection lead connected to a pad of the semiconductor chip. The connection lead has a tip part which is bent up to a surface of the semiconductor chip on the opposite side of the pad. The semiconductor device is further provided a resin sealed part covering the semiconductor chip and a solder ball provided on the tip part of the connection lead.




According to another aspect of the present invention, a semiconductor device is provided with a semiconductor chip and a connection lead connected to a pad of the semiconductor chip. The connection lead has a tip part which is bent back. The semiconductor device is further provided a resin sealed part covering the semiconductor chip and a solder ball provided on the tip part of the connection lead.




According to another aspect of the present invention, a semiconductor device is provided with a semiconductor chip and a connection lead connected to a pad of the semiconductor chip. The connection lead has a tip part which is bent back. The semiconductor device is further provided a resin sealed part covering the semiconductor chip, a lead resin part provided at the tip part of the connection lead, and a solder ball provided on the lead resin part.




According to the present invention, the impact propagated from the printed wiring board to the solder ball at the time of the fall impact test and the temperature cycle test, which are performed in the state in which the solder ball is provided on the printed wiring board is absorbed with an elastic deformation of the connection lead. Through such a procedure the generation of a crack on the solder ball can be prevented.




It is preferable that a buffer member is provided on the tip part of the connection lead at the opposite side to the resin sealed part. Through such a construction, in the case where the impact propagated from the printed wiring board to the solder ball at the time of the fall impact test and the temperature cycle test described above can not be completely absorbed with the elastic deformation, the impact propagated to the resin sealed part can be absorbed because a buffer member is provided on a surface opposite to the resin sealed part. As a consequence, the impact applied to the solder ball from the resin sealed part can be alleviated with the reaction. As a result of this, in the case where the impact cannot be absorbed with the elastic deformation of the connection lead, the generation of cracks on the solder ball can be prevented.




In this case, the buffer member described above may be constituted with a member selected from a group comprising a silicone tape, a thermosetting resin tape and a thermoplastic tape.




According to another aspect of the present invention, a method for manufacturing a semiconductor device having a BGA structure comprise the step of connecting a connection lead to a pad of a semiconductor chip. Then, a resin sealed part covering the semiconductor chip is formed. Next, the connection lead is cut to a predetermined length. Thereafter a tip part of the connection lead is bent back. Then, a solder ball is provided on the tip of the connection lead.




Preferably, the method comprises a step of providing a buffer member on the tip part of the connection lead at the opposite side to the resin sealed part before the step of cutting the connection lead.




Furthermore, the step of providing the buffer member allows providing the buffer member at a predetermined position of the connection lead before the step of cutting the connection lead to a predetermined length.











BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS





FIG. 1

is a sectional view showing a semiconductor device wherein a lead is used as a connection terminal.





FIG. 2A

is a perspective view showing a semiconductor device having a BGA structure which device is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,677,566.





FIG. 2B

is a sectional view thereof.





FIG. 3A

is a perspective view showing a semiconductor device having a BGA structure which device is disclosed in the Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 9-213839.





FIG. 3B

is a sectional view thereof.





FIG. 4A

is an overall sectional view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention.





FIG. 4B

is a partial sectional view thereof.





FIG. 5

is a plane view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.





FIGS. 6A through 6D

are sectional views showing in an order of steps a method for manufacturing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.





FIG. 7A

is an overall sectional view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to a second embodiment of the present invention.





FIG. 7B

is a partial sectional view thereof.





FIG. 8A

is an overall sectional view showing a semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to a third embodiment of the present invention.





FIG. 8B

is a partial sectional view thereof.





FIG. 9

is a sectional view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.





FIG. 10A

is an overall plane view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.





FIG. 10B

is a sectional view thereof.





FIG. 11A through 11D

are sectional views showing in an order of steps a method for manufacturing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.











DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS




A semiconductor device having a BGA structure and a method for manufacturing the same semiconductor device will be specifically explained hereinafter by referring to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 4A

is an overall sectional view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4B

is a partial sectional view thereof.

FIG. 5

is a plane view thereof as well. Incidentally, the left half is a top view thereof while the right half is a bottom view thereof and a part of the resin sealed part is omitted in FIG.


5


.




As shown in

FIGS. 4A and 4B

, and as shown in

FIG. 5

, the semiconductor device


1


having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention has a semiconductor chip


21


. Above the semiconductor chip


21


, the plurality of internal leads


23




a


of connection leads


23


are arranged in parallel with the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


1


. The semiconductor chip


21


and the internal leads


23




a


of the connection leads


23


are stuck and fixed with the sticking tape comprising a silicone type or an epoxy type insulator. Furthermore, the plurality of pads


25


and the internal leads


23




a


of the connection leads


23


are electrically connected with wires


26


by means of a wire bonding method.




The semiconductor chip


21


, the sticking tape


29


, the internal leads


23




a


of the connection leads


23


, the pads


25


and the wires


26


are covered so that the resin sealed part


22


is formed. In addition, external leads


23




b


of the connection leads


23


are allowed to be extended from the resin sealed part


22


to be bent. The tip parts thereof are arranged in such a manner that the position of each of the tip parts is changed alternately with respect to the external leads


23




b


adjacent to the downward direction of the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part


22


. Incidentally, on the surface opposite to the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part of the external leads


23




b


a silicone tape


30


is stuck with a gap with the lower surface


22




a


thereof. In the embodiment, the silicone tape is used, but the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, either a thermosetting resin tape or a thermoplastic resin tape may be used.




In addition, on each of the tip parts of the external leads


23




b,


a land


12


is formed respectively. On each land


12


, a solder ball


28


is stuck respectively. The surface of the tip part of the external lead


23




b


is treated in order to improve the wettability of the solder.




By means of the reflow method for allowing the solder balls


28


to come into contact with the predetermined positions of the printed wiring board and heating or pressing the solder ball


28


to melt, the semiconductor device is fixed to a predetermined position of the printed wiring board, and, at the same time, the semiconductor device is electrically connected and is attached on the printed wiring board. Incidentally, after the assembling tie-bar


11


for connecting each connection lead


23


is cut off from the connection lead


23


.




Incidentally, a main measurement in the present embodiment will be shown hereinafter. The thickness of the resin sealed part


22


may be 300 μm, the thickness of the resin sealed part


22


may be 725 μm, the thickness of the sticking tape


29


may be 50 μm, the thickness of the connection lead


23


may be 125 μm, an external diameter of the wire


26


may be 25 to 30 μm, a distance between the upper surface of the internal lead


23




a


and the upper surface of the resin sealed part may be 150 μm, a distance between the lower surface of the semiconductor chip


21


and the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part may be 100 μm, a distance between the upper surface


22




b


of the resin sealed part and the lower surface of the external lead


23




b


may be 900 μm at most, a distance between the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part and the upper surface of the external lead


23




b


may be 50 μm, an external diameter of the land


12


may be 350 μm, an external diameter of the solder ball


28


may be 400 to 450 μm, a distance of the direction in which the external lead


23




b


between the adjacent solder balls


28


extends may be 800 μm, a distance between the lower surface of the land


12


and the lower end of the solder ball


28


may be 300 μm, a distance between the upper surface


22




b


of the resin sealed part and the lower end of the solder ball


28


may be 1200 μm at most, a distance in the horizontal direction between the side of the semiconductor chip


21


and the boundary


23




c


may be 200 μm, a distance in the horizontal direction between the boundary


23




c


and the bent part of the external lead


23




b


may be 200 μm, a distance between the boundary


23




c


and the tie-bar


11


may be 200 μm, and the width of the tie-bar


11


may be 80 μm.




Next, a method for manufacturing the semiconductor device


1


having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be explained in detail hereinafter.

FIGS. 6A through 6D

are sectional views showing in an order of the steps a method for manufacturing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.




First, as shown in

FIG. 6A

, on the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


21


, the connection lead


23


connected to the lead frame with the sticking tape


29


is stuck and fixed.




Next, as shown in

FIG. 6B

, a pad


25


formed at the central part of the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


21


and the connection lead


23


are electrically connected with a wire


26


by means of a wire boding method.




Thereafter, as shown in

FIG. 6C

, the semiconductor chip


21


, the sticking tape


29


, the connection lead


23


, the pad


25


and the wire


26


are covered by using a mold, and a resin sealed part


22


is formed. At this time, a part of the connection lead


23


(an external lead


23




b


) is allowed to be extended from the resin sealed part


22


. Then, on a lower surface of the external lead


23




b,


a silicone tape


30


is stuck, and the external lead


23




b


is cut to a predetermined length. At this time, the connection lead


23


is separated from the lead frame.




Next, as shown in

FIG. 6D

, the external lead


23




b


is bent back, and then the silicone tape


30


is arranged in such a manner that a gap is formed between the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part and the external lead


23




b.


Then, a land


12


is formed at the tip part of the external lead


23




b.


The surface of the tip part of the external lead


23




b


is treated in order to improve the wettability thereof. On the lower surface of the land


12


, a solder ball


28


is bonded. Next, the tie-bar


11


connecting the connection leads


23


is cut off from the connection lead


23


. In this manner, the semiconductor device


1


having the BGA structure is manufactured.




In the semiconductor device


1


having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention which is constituted in this manner, the impact which is propagated from the printed wiring board to the solder ball


28


is absorbed with the elastic deformation of the connection lead


23


at the time of the fall impact test and the temperature cycle test, which are performed in the state in which the semiconductor device is attached on the printed wiring board. By such a procedure, the generation of the cracks on the solder ball


28


can be prevented.




Even in the case where the impact propagated from the printed wiring board to the solder ball is not enough absorbed with the elastic deformation of the connection lead


23


, the tip part of the connection lead


23


does not come into contact with the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part because a silicon tape


30


is provided on a surface opposite to the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part. Because of this, the impact propagated to the resin sealed part


22


can be absorbed with the result that the impact applied to the solder ball


28


from the resin sealed part


22


by the reaction can be reduced. Thus, even in the case where the impact cannot be enough absorbed with the elastic deformation of the connection lead


23


, the generation of the crack in the solder ball


28


can be prevented.




Incidentally, according to the first embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of pads


25


are formed on the central part of the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


21


, and the solder balls


28


are formed in the downward direction of the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part, but the constitution is not limited to this in the present invention. Other embodiments of the present invention will be explained hereinafter.





FIG. 7A

is an overall sectional view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7B

is a partial sectional view thereof. As shown in

FIGS. 7A and 7B

, in the semiconductor device


2


having the BGA structure according to the second embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of pads


25


are formed at the upper surface end of the semiconductor chip


21


. These pads


25


and the internal leads


23




a


of the connection leads


23


are electrically connected with the wires


26


. Other aspects of the embodiment are the same as the semiconductor device


1


having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and an explanation thereof is omitted.





FIG. 8A

is an overall sectional view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8B

is a partial sectional view thereof. As shown in

FIGS. 8A and 8B

, in the semiconductor device


3


having the BGA structure according to the third embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of pads


25


are formed at the end part of the lower surface of the semiconductor chip


21


. The pads


25


and the internal leads


23




a


of the connection leads


23




s


are electrically connected with the wires


26


.




Incidentally, as described hereinafter, a main measurement of a part in the third embodiment is different from the counterpart in the first embodiment. A distance between the upper surface of the internal lead


23




a


and the upper surface


22




b


of the resin sealed part may be 100 μm, a distance between the lower surface of the semiconductor chip


21


and the lower surface


22




a


of the resin sealed part


22


may be 150 μm, and a distance in the horizontal direction between the side of the semiconductor chip


21


and the boundary


23




c


may be 600 μm.




Other constitution and the measurement are the same as the semiconductor device


1


having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment, and a detailed explanation thereof is omitted.




Both the second and the third embodiments in these manner can provide an effect same as the first embodiment.





FIG. 9

is a sectional view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention. As shown in

FIG. 9

, in the semiconductor device


4


having the BGA structure according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention, the external leads


23




b


of the connection leads are extended from the resin sealed part


22


to be bent. The external leads


23




b


are arranged above an upper surface of the resin sealed part


22


. On a surface of the external lead


23




b


opposite to the upper surface


22




b


of the sealing part, a silicone tape


30


is stuck. Lands


12


are formed on each tip part of the external leads


23




b


respectively. The solder balls


28


are bonded to the lands


12


respectively. Other aspects of the embodiment are the same as the semiconductor device


1


having the BGA structure according to the first embodiment, and an explanation thereof is omitted.




In the semiconductor device


4


having the BGA structure according to the present invention which device is constituted in this manner, the solder ball


28


can be arranged above the resin sealed part


22


, and, at the same time, the effect same as the first embodiment can be provided.





FIG. 10A

is an overall view showing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10B

is a sectional view thereof. In the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the fifth embodiment, a lead is extended from the resin sealed part


22


, and a lead resin part


40


is formed at a tip part of the lead. The lead resin part


40


is formed at the same time as the resin sealed part


22


. On the lead resin part


40


, solder balls


28


are bonded. The lead resin part


40


of the present embodiment seals two leads respectively, but the number of the leads can be arbitrarily set.





FIGS. 11A through 11D

are sectional views showing in an order of steps a method for manufacturing the semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.




First, as shown in

FIG. 11A

, the connection lead


23


connected to the lead frame with the sticking tape


29


is stuck and fixed on an upper surface of the semiconductor chip


21


.




Next, as shown in

FIG. 11B

, the pad


25


formed at the central part of the upper surface of the semiconductor chip


21


and the connection lead


23


are electrically connected with the wire


26


.




Thereafter, as shown in

FIG. 11C

, the semiconductor chip


21


, the sticking tape


29


, the connection lead


23


, the pad


25


and the wire


26


are covered by using a mold thereby forming a resin sealed part


22


. At this time, a part of the connection lead


23


(the external lead


23




b


) is sealed with resin to form the lead resin part


40


. Then, the lead resin


40


is opened by means of a method such as a laser or the like, and solder ball holes


28


a are formed. The lead resin part


40


is cut one by one or in a group of plurality of leads by means of a cutting method using a laser or the like.




Next, as shown in

FIG. 11D

, the external lead


23




b


is bent back, and the lead resin part


40


is arranged so that a gap can be formed between the lower surface of the resin sealed part


22


and the external lead


23




b.


Next, on each of the lead resin


40


, the solder balls


28


are attached and connected by means of the reflow method.




In the semiconductor chip according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention, the taping of the lead is not carried out, and the sealing of the lead resin can be performed at the same time with the resin sealing of the package main body. As a result, the processing cost and the material cost of the taping is not required, and the lead resin can be manufactured at a low cost. Furthermore, the whole resin to which the resin sealing is performed is not used for the formation of the package. A part corresponding to the resin channel of the mold and the part of the resin tablet is regarded as unnecessary and is discarded. Thus, the lead resin can be sufficiently provided only by the reduction of the discarded part. Thus, the amount of the resin affecting the material cost is not increased.




Furthermore, if only the package is attached on the wiring substrate or the like to cut the resin for fixing the lead by means of a laser or the like, a crack is generated in the solder ball or the solder ball is broken with a difference in the thermal expansion rate between the package and the wiring substrate. Since, in the fifth embodiment, the lead fixed resin is divided, the thermal expansion rate is absorbed by the movement of the lead thereby preventing the generation of the crack in the solder ball and the destruction of the solder ball itself.




In these manner, according to the present invention, the impact propagated from the printed wiring board to the solder ball at the time of the fall impact test and the temperature cycle test, which are carried out in the state in which the semiconductor device is attached on the printed wiring board is absorbed with an elastic deformation of the connection lead. As a consequence, the generation of the crack in the solder ball can be prevented.



Claims
  • 1. A semiconductor device having a BGA structure comprising:a semiconductor chip; a connection lead connected to a pad of said semiconductor chip, said connection lead having a tip part which is bent up to a surface of said semiconductor chip on the opposite side of said pad; a resin sealed part covering said semiconductor chip; and a solder ball provided on said tip part of said connection lead, wherein a gap is formed between said tip part of said connection lead and said resin sealed part.
  • 2. A semiconductor device having a BGA structure comprising:a semiconductor chip; a connection lead connected to a pad of said semiconductor chip, said connection lead having a tip part which is bent back; a resin sealed part covering said semiconductor chip; and a solder ball provided on said tip part of said connection lead, wherein a gap is formed between said tip part of said connection lead and said resin sealed part.
  • 3. A semiconductor device having a BGA structure comprising:a semiconductor chip; a connection lead connected to a pad of said semiconductor chip, said connection lead having a tip part which is bent back; a resin sealed part covering said semiconductor chip; a lead resin part provided at said tip part of said connection lead; and a solder ball provided on said lead resin part, wherein a gap is formed between said tip part of said connection lead and said resin sealed part.
  • 4. The semiconductor device having a BGA structure according to claim 1, which further comprising a buffer member provided on said tip part of said connection lead in said gap.
  • 5. The semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to claim 2, which further comprising a buffer member provided on said tip part of said connection lead in said gap.
  • 6. The semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to claim 4, wherein said buffer member is made of a tape selected from a group comprising a silicone tape, a thermosetting tape and a thermoplastic tape.
  • 7. The semiconductor device having the BGA structure according to claim 5, wherein said buffer member is made of a tape selected from a group comprising a silicone tape, a thermosetting tape and a thermoplastic tape.
Priority Claims (2)
Number Date Country Kind
10-349200 Dec 1998 JP
11-283775 Oct 1999 JP
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Number Name Date Kind
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