Pressure contact type semiconductor device and heat compensator

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Housing or package – With large area flexible electrodes in press contact with...

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257689, 257712, 257713, 257718, 257719, 361707, 361714, H01L 2302, H02B 104

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor substrate (2) is pressed against heat compensators (6, 31) for electrical contact therewith without brazing. Silicone rubber (32) fixes the outer peripheral edge of the semiconductor substrate (2) and its adjacent portion on the heat compensator (31), preventing position shifts of the semiconductor substrate (2) without thermal distortion and, accordingly, preventing damages to the semiconductor substrate (2). The absence of thermal distortion, spikes, voids due to brazing permits the prevention of electrical characteristic deterioration.

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