Electricity: conductors and insulators – Feedthrough or bushing – Compression
Patent
1980-09-16
1984-02-07
James, Andrew J.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Feedthrough or bushing
Compression
357 54, 357 76, 357 79, 357 81, 174 52H, 65 36, 65 52, 65 53, 65 54, 65 608, H01L 2330, H01L 2934, H01L 2302, H01L 2342
Patent
active
044306644
ABSTRACT:
A glass-moulded type semiconductor device comprising semiconductor arrangement composed of at least one semiconductor pellet having at least one P-N junction, edges of which are exposed to peripheral surfaces of the semiconductor pellet, a pair of electrodes secured to opposite ends of the semiconductor arrangement through a brazing material, a first mould glass layer secured to the entire circumferential surface of the semiconductor arrangement and extending to the surfaces of the electrodes for passivating the P-N junction of the semiconductor arrangement, and a second mould glass in the form of at least one layer secured to the surface of said first mould glass layer.
Thermal expansion coefficient of each of the mould glass layers is selected in such a manner that the thermal expansion coefficient of the first glass layer is larger than the apparent thermal expansion coefficient of a semiconductor assembly consisting of the semiconductor arrangement and the brazing material, and the thermal expansion coefficient of said second mould glass layer is larger than that of the first mould glass layer.
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Matsunaga Akira
Morita Keiichi
Hitachi , Ltd.
James Andrew J.
Nehrbass Seth
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