Kyocera Corporation

Hiroshi Shibayama

Shigenori Takaya

Akiko Matsuzaki

A container for housing an electronic component includes: a container body including a bottom plate and a polygonal side wall surrounding a central region of the bottom plate, the container body housing an electronic component inside a cavity defined by the bottom plate and the polygonal side wall; and an input-output terminal that penetrates through the polygonal side wall and is attached to two sides of the polygonal side wall, wherein a first side of the polygonal side wall is adjacent to a second side of the polygonal side wall, wherein the input-output terminal includes an insulator and a conductor, and wherein the conductor penetrates through the insulator and provides electrical continuity between an interior portion of the polygonal side wall and an exterior portion of the polygonal side wall.

Container for housing electronic component and electronic device

Provided is a package for housing an optical semiconductor element including: a metal-made base body; a metal-made lid body; a light-transmitting member; and an input/output terminal joined to the upper principal surface of the base body so as to cover a through bore. The input/output terminal includes: a dielectric-made first plate portion; a line conductor extending from one base body-side edge to another edge opposite thereto; a dielectric-made second plate portion stacked with its one base body-side end face made flush with the first plate portion; a metal plate made higher than the first plate portion and stacked with its one base body-side end face made flush with the first plate portion; and a lead terminal attached to the lower surface of the input/output terminal lying inside the through bore and electrically connected to the line conductor.

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Kyoto, Japan

Hiroshi Shibayama