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Device for making semiconductor arrangements

Assignee: Semikron GmbH and Co KG
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Filing: 1964-08-03
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Granted: 1968-03-05
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Expires: 1984-08-03
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Abstract

Abstract 1,020,466. Semi-conductor devices. SEMIKRON GESELLSCHAFT FUR GLEICHRICHTERBAU UND ELEKTRONIC m.b.H. Aug. 4, 1964 [Aug. 5, 1963], No. 31633/64. Heading H1K. Terminals to a semi-conductor body are provided by inserting a U-shaped wire into a recess in a holder so that the semi-conductor body is clamped between the ends of the wire and then soldering the wires to the body and cutting the legs apart. Fig. 9 shows a section of a rod 19 comprising a plurality of recesses 18 containing wires 16 and Fig. 12 shows a semi-conductor element and associated metal base 8 clamped between the ends 16 and 15 of each of the wires. The rod 19 which acts as a holder may then be used to subject the plurality of semi-conductor elements and associated wires to various treatments; they may be inserted into a solder bath to solder the wires to the elements and other containers to effect cleaning, etching, drying, coating with resin, rubber or silicone &c. The elements are then removed from the recesses and the U-bend cut to provide separated electrodes for each element. In one embodiment a further rod also with recesses which co-operate with the recesses in the first rod is used, whereby the semiconductor elements and wires are inserted into a corresponding plurality of plastic containers each containing hot potting compound. The semi-conductor body may consist of silicon with a PN junction produced by heating a body coated with boric acid on one surface and phosphoric acid on the other to effect diffusion of boron and phosphorus; a plurality of bodies separated by aluminium oxide may be treated in this way. The semi-conductor faces may be coated with nickel and then gold, tin, or a leadsilver-copper alloy to facilitate soldering. The associated metal element 8 may consist of a nickel-iron-cobalt alloy and the wires of silvercoated copper. A plurality of wires may be connected together in the same soldering process to provide a series of bridge-connected rectifiers.

Inventors

  • 👤 Forster Hermann
  • 👤 Irmler Horst
  • 👤 Pfandler Samuel
  • 👤 Schierz Winfried

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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CPC Classifications
H; H10; H10W; H10W72/00; H10W72/20; H10P; H10P95/00; H10W70/00; H10W70/40; H10W70/481; H10W90/00; H10W72/50; H10W72/531; H10W72/536; H10W72/551; H10W72/552; H10W72/5525; H10W72/555

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim 109 words
AN APPARATUS FOR USE IN APPLYING TERMINALS TO SEMICONDUCTORS IN WHICH A RESILIENT U-SHAPED YOKE HAS THE FREE ENDS OF LEGS THEREOF ATTACHED TO OPPOSITE FACES OF THE SEMICONDUCTORS AND THE CLOSED END OF THE YOKE IS CUT APART TO FORM THE TERMINALS, SAID APPARATUS COMPRISING; A BAR-LIKE HOLDER, A PLURALITY OF RECESSES EXTENDING INTO ONE SIDE OF THE HOLDER, EACH RECESS HAVING A DEPTH LESS THAN THE LENGTH OF A YOKE SO THAT A YOKE INTRODUCED INTO A RECESS CLOSED END FOREMOST WILL HAVE ITS FREE ENDS EXPOSED, THE LATERAL DIMENSIONS OF EACH RECESS BEING LESS THAN THE DISTANCE ACROSS THE LEGS OF A YOKE WHEN THE FREE
Claim 2
Independent Claim 109 words
AN APPARATUS FOR USE IN APPLYING TERMINALS TO SEMICONDUCTORS IN WHICH A RESILIENT U-SHAPED YOKE HAS THE FREE ENDS OF LEGS THEREOF ATTACHED TO OPPOSITE FACES OF THE SEMICONDUCTORS AND THE CLOSED END OF THE YOKE IS CUT APART TO FORM THE TERMINALS, SAID APPARATUS COMPRISING; A BAR-LIKE HOLDER, A PLURALITY OF RECESSES EXTENDING INTO ONE SIDE OF THE HOLDER, EACH RECESS HAVING A DEPTH LESS THAN THE LENGTH OF A YOKE SO THAT A YOKE INTRODUCED INTO A RECESS CLOSED END FOREMOST WILL HAVE ITS FREE ENDS EXPOSED, THE LATERAL DIMENSIONS OF EACH RECESS BEING LESS THAN THE DISTANCE ACROSS THE LEGS OF A YOKE WHEN THE FREE

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