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Leadless chip-type light emitting element

  • US 5,298,768 A
  • Filed: 12/30/1992
  • Issued: 03/29/1994
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/14/1992
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A light emitting element comprising:

  • an insulating substrate having a cavity at the center of a top surface thereof and a through-hole formed in the bottom of said cavity, sides of said cavity slope outward toward the top surface, said through-hole extending downward through said insulating substrate to a bottom surface;

    a first electrode which is formed to continuously cover a first side of said cavity, a first portion of said through-hole, a first portion of said bottom surface and a first side surface of said substrate, wherein the first electrode does not cover the entire portion of said first side surface;

    a second electrode which is formed to continuously cover a second side of said cavity, a second portion of said through-hole, a second portion of the bottom surface and a second side surface of said substrate, said second side of said cavity facing said first side of said cavity, said second side surface of said substrate facing said first surface of said substrate, wherein the second electrode does not cover the entire portion of said second side surface;

    light emitting means, electrically joined to said first electrode, for emitting light when electricity is conducted;

    connecting means for electrically connecting said light emitting means to said second electrode; and

    translucent sealing means for filling said cavity and said through hole.

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