Electronic device
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsDong-Kil Shin, Shle-Ge Lee
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Abstract
Provided is an electronic device which may include a first structure having a first surface, a first land region on the first surface, a second structure having a second surface facing the first surface, a second land region on the second surface, and a connection structure between the first and second structures electrically connecting the first land region to the second land region. As provided, the first land region may have a major axis and a minor axis on the first surface and the second land region may have a major axis and a minor axis on the second surface. Furthermore, the major axes of the first and second land regions may have different orientations with respect to one another.
Claims6
An electronic device, comprising:
- a first structure having a first surface;
- a first land region on the first surface, the first land region having a major axis and a minor axis on the first surface;
- a second structure having a second surface facing the first surface;
- a second land region on the second surface, the second land region having a major axis and a minor axis on the second surface;
- a third land region on the first surface of the first structure;
- a fourth land region on the second surface of the second structure;
- a first connection structure between the first and second structures electrically connecting the first land region to the second land region;
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- a second connection structure between the third and fourth land regions, wherein
- the major axes of the first and second land regions have different orientations with respect to each other,
- the third land region has a major axis of a different orientation from that of the major axis of the first land region,
- the fourth land region has a major axis of a different orientation from that of the major axis of the second land region, and
- the major axes of the third and fourth land regions have different orientations from each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.