18183520. MODULE TRAY FOR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
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MODULE TRAY FOR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
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MODULE TRAY FOR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18183520 titled 'MODULE TRAY FOR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
Simplified Explanation
The module tray for a semiconductor device includes a case and an insert block.
- The case has a base plate, first and second sidewalls, and fastening grooves.
- The insert block has a substrate accommodating space for a semiconductor substrate.
- The insert block is detachably inserted into the fastening grooves of the case.
- The fastening joints of the insert block extend in the vertical direction and are inserted through the upper ends of the fastening grooves.
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- Potential Applications
- Semiconductor manufacturing
- Electronic device assembly
- Problems Solved
- Secure accommodation of semiconductor substrates
- Easy insertion and removal of insert block
- Benefits
- Improved efficiency in semiconductor device assembly
- Enhanced protection for semiconductor substrates
- Simplified handling and maintenance of semiconductor devices
Original Abstract Submitted
A module tray for a semiconductor device includes a case and an insert block. The case includes a base plate, first and second sidewalls extending from opposite sides of the base plate in a vertical direction to define an accommodation space, and first and second fastening grooves respectively formed in inner surfaces of the first and second sidewalls. The first and second fastening grooves have upper ends opened to upper surfaces of the first and second sidewalls, respectively. The insert block has a substrate accommodating space for accommodating a semiconductor substrate. The insert block is detachably inserted into the first and second fastening grooves of the case. The insert block has first and second fastening joints extending in the vertical direction such that the first and second fastening joint are respectively inserted through the upper ends of the first and second fastening grooves.
