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| 20090327981 | Semiconductor device or printed wiring board design method and design support system that implements settings by using a semiconductor device model that expresses parasitic elements that occur when packaged - Correction circuit models are acquired for correcting electrical characteristic parameters that change upon mounting on a board. The correction circuit models are added to a separate model that represents a separate semiconductor device in isolation to create a semiconductor device model that represents the semiconductor device in a board-mounted state. An equivalent circuit model that represents an adjustment-object system is connected to the semiconductor device model that was created, and based on the semiconductor device model to which the equivalent circuit model is connected, adjustment-object values relating to the adjustment-object system are calculated. These adjustment-object values are compared with limit values that were determined in advance, and based on the results of comparison, a design guide is determined for adjusting the adjustment-object system. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20100193929 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE - A semiconductor device includes a package board, first connectors, and a first multi-layered structure. The package board has first and second regions. The first connectors are in the first region. The first multi-layered structure includes a first semiconductor chip, a wiring board, and second to fifth connectors. The first semiconductor chip has first and second surfaces. The first surface covers the second region. The wiring board has third and fourth surfaces. The third surface is fixed to the second surface. The second to fourth connectors are in the center regions of the second to fourth surfaces, respectively. The fifth connectors are aligned along opposing two sides of the fourth surface. The second connectors electrically connect to the third connectors. The third connectors electrically connect to the fourth and fifth connectors. The first connectors electrically connect to the fourth and fifth connectors. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100193933 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE - In a semiconductor device of the present invention, a second semiconductor chip is stacked on a first semiconductor chip having a plurality of bonding pads in its central region, with a bonding layer interposed therebetween. A plurality of wires respectively connected to the plurality of bonding pads of the first semiconductor chip are led out to the outside over a peripheral edge of the first semiconductor chip by passing through a space between the first and second semiconductor chips. A retaining member for retaining at least a subset of the plurality of wires is provided in a region on the first semiconductor chip including a middle point between the bonding pads and the peripheral edge of the first semiconductor chip by using a material different from the bonding layer so that the subset of the wires is positioned generally at a center of the spacing between the first semiconductor chip and the second semiconductor chip. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20110084395 | Semiconductor package substrate and semiconductor device having the same - A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor chip and a package substrate on which the semiconductor chip is mounted. The package substrate has internal terminals connected to the semiconductor chip, front surface wirings connected to the internal terminals, rear surface wirings connected to external electrodes, and contacts connecting the front surface wiring and rear surface wiring. Out of the plurality of contact, some contacts included in the wirings for signal transmission are disposed near the internal terminals. Thus, a signal led out from the semiconductor chip is immediately taken away from the chip mounting surface of the package substrate. This reduces the floating capacitance between the wirings on the package substrate and chip, thereby improving the signal quality. | 04-14-2011 |
