Process of using a jig to align and mount terminal conductors to

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437217, 257738, 257780, 22818022, H01L 2128, H01L 2156, H01L 2158, H01L 2160

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ABSTRACT:
A process of manufacturing semiconductor device accommodated in a package including a semiconductor chip, a package body for accommodating the semiconductor chip, and a plurality of terminal members embedded in the package body in electrical connection to the semiconductor chip and projecting from a bottom surface of the package body, wherein each of said terminal members is of spherical form, such that the terminal members roll substantially freely when placed on a flat surface, and of a substantially identical diameter.

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