1990-07-27
1991-01-08
James, Andrew J.
357 70, 357 65, H01L 2348
Patent
active
049840576
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor element string having a number of semiconductor elements, each of which has the first and second leads mounted on a transverse plate. The first leads are cut off from the transverse plate, when the semiconductor element string is to be mounted on the printed circuit board. The second leads connected to the transverse plate serve as the ground lines for the respective semiconductor elements by bending two distal ends of the transverse plate to be mounted on the printed circuit board. A linking piece is provided crossing over the middle portions of the first and second leads so as to make the whole construction more stable. The second leads are bent into a S-shaped structure. Each second lead and its corresponding first lead are located on a first vertical plane which intersects with a second vertical plane passing through a common longitudinal axis of the semiconductor element string by an angle.
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James Andrew J.
Morin Don
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