Appeal 2006-3236
Inter Partes Reexamination Control No. 95/000,006
wall surface and is inclined from the horizontal at an angle larger than the
angle of the first wall surface to limit horizontal movement of the package.
Independent claim 1 is reproduced below (omissions from the original
patent claim 1 are enclosed in brackets and additions are underlined, see
37 C.F.R. §§ 1.941 and 1.530(f)).
1. A tray for storing a semiconductor integrated circuit device
having a package and wiring terminals on a lower surface of the
package, said tray comprising:
a substantially planar main body; and
a first storage portion provided on a first surface of said main
body for storing the semiconductor integrated circuit device, said first
storage portion having a bottom surface and a first wall surface
extending from said bottom surface and arranged around the
semiconductor integrated circuit device when the semiconductor
integrated device is stored in said first storage portion;
a second wall surface disposed around a circumference of the
semiconductor integrated circuit device so as to limit horizontal
movement of the semiconductor integrated circuit device, said first
wall surface being inclined at an angle so as to support an edge of the
package of the semiconductor integrated circuit device such that the
wiring terminals of the semiconductor integrated circuit device do not
contact said first wall surface when the semiconductor integrated
circuit device is stored in said first storage portion, and said second
wall surface extending [from said first wall surface in a direction
away from said first wall surface of said main body] upward from an
upper edge of said first wall surface, wherein said second wall surface
is inclined at an angle larger than the angle of said first wall surface,
with respect to the horizontal.
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