Plasma processing method for improving a package of a semiconduc

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437219, 26427217, 427 41, H01L 2156

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic device comprising a substrate having a frame, a metal lead and electronic parts in a bonding structure, and a molding of an organic resin formed on the substrate, wherein the surface of the organic resin is provided with a hardened water-resistant or carbonaceous film.

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