Semiconductor device
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorYoshihiro Tsukahara
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Abstract
A semiconductor device includes a switching element (ex. a Schottky barrier diode) which control transmission/cutoff of a signal transmitted between two portions of a transmission line. An anode electrode of the switching element is interposed between the two portions of the transmission line while the longitudinal direction of the anode electrode accords with the longitudinal direction of the transmission line. A cathode electrode of the switching element is disposed on at least one of the widthwise sides of the anode electrode, and is connected to the ground.
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A semiconductor device which is provided with a switching element operable to control transmission and cutoff of a signal transmitted between two portions of a transmission line, the switching element comprising:
- an anode electrode that is interposed between the two portions of the transmission line with a longitudinal direction of the anode electrode according with a longitudinal direction of the transmission line;
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- a cathode electrode that is disposed on at least one of the widthwise sides of the anode electrode, and is connected to a ground.
A semiconductor device which is provided with a switching element operable to control transmission and cutoff of a signal transmitted between two portions of a transmission line, the switching element comprising:
- an anode electrode that is interposed between the two portions of the transmission line with a longitudinal direction of the anode electrode perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the transmission line;
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- a cathode electrode that is disposed on at least one of the widthwise sides of the anode electrode, and is connected to a ground.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.