Redundant interconnect high current bipolar device and...

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Bipolar transistor structure – With specified electrode means

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C257SE27076

Reexamination Certificate

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07317240

ABSTRACT:
A device. The device includes two bipolar transistors electrically connected to each other. Each bipolar transistor of the two bipolar transistors may include a base contact and an emitter contact surrounding the base contact, wherein the emitters contacts of the two bipolar transistor are in electrical contact with each other. A first bipolar transistor of the two bipolar transistors may have a first wiring stack and a second bipolar transistor two bipolar transistors may have a second wiring stack, wherein the second wiring stack includes at least one more wiring level than the first wiring stack.

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