Tray for transporting semiconductor device and tray system comprising the same
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJae Hong Park, Tae-Geon Kim
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Abstract
A tray for transporting a semiconductor device includes a plate, a loading portion on the plate and configured to support the semiconductor device, and a sidewall portion on the plate and surrounding at least a portion of the loading portion, wherein the sidewall portion includes a first sidewall, and the first sidewall includes a first inclined portion extending from the loading portion and defining a first angle with respect to an upper surface of the loading portion, and a first guide portion extending from the first inclined portion and defining a second angle with respect to the upper surface of the loading portion, the second angle being smaller than the first angle, and the first angle and the second angle are acute angles.
Claims7
A tray for transporting a semiconductor device, the tray comprising:
- a plate;
- a loading portion on the plate and configured to support the semiconductor device;
- and
- a sidewall portion on the plate and surrounding at least a portion of the loading portion,
- wherein the sidewall portion includes a first sidewall, and
- wherein the first sidewall includes:
- a first inclined portion extending from the loading portion and defining a first angle with respect to an upper surface of the loading portion and configured to support an outer sidewall of the semiconductor device;
- and
- a first guide portion extending from the first inclined portion and defining a second angle with respect to the upper surface of the loading portion, the second angle being smaller than the first angle,
- wherein the first angle and the second angle are acute angles, and
- wherein:
- the first sidewall is on a first side of the plate,
- the sidewall portion further includes a fourth sidewall on the first side of the plate and spaced apart from the first sidewall,
- the fourth sidewall includes a fourth inclined portion extending from the loading portion and defining the first angle with respect to the upper surface of the loading portion, and a fourth guide portion extending from the fourth inclined portion and defining the second angle with respect to the upper surface of the loading portion, and
- the loading portion includes an empty space or recess between a portion connected to the first inclined portion and a portion connected to the fourth inclined portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.