| abstract |
One aspect of the invention relates to a chip assemblage. The latter comprises a number of semiconductor chips, each of which has a semiconductor body having an underside, and also a top side, which is spaced apart from the underside in a vertical direction. A top main electrode is arranged on the top side and a bottom main electrode is arranged on the underside. Moreover, each of the semiconductor chips has a control electrode, by means of which an electric current between the top main electrode and the bottom main electrode can be controlled. The semiconductor chips are connected to one another by a dielectric embedding compound to form a solid assemblage. The chip assemblage additionally comprises a common control terminal, and a common reference potential terminal. The common control terminal is electrically conductively connected to each of the control electrodes via a control electrode interconnection structure, and the common reference potential terminal is electrically conductively connected to each of the first main electrodes via a main electrode interconnection structure. Moreover, a dedicated, electrically conductive top compensation lamina is present for each of the semiconductor chips, said top compensation lamina being arranged on that side of the top main electrode which faces away from the semiconductor body and being cohesively and electrically conductively connected to the top main electrode. |