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titleOfInvention Chip-shaped solid electrolytic capacitor
abstract [PROBLEMS] To connect a capacitor element and a convex portion of a lead frame at different heights, but to prevent the anode substrate from bending, provide a step in the convex portion of the lead frame to curve the anode substrate. To relax. Provided is a chip-shaped solid electrolytic capacitor which is inexpensive and has a good leakage current value without manufacturing an expensive mold for this purpose. SOLUTION: An anode substrate made of a valve-shaped metal having a dielectric oxide film layer on the surface, an anode portion at an end thereof, a semiconductor layer on the dielectric oxide film layer at the remaining portion of the anode substrate, A solid electrolytic capacitor element provided with a conductor layer in order is connected to a lead frame, and a chip-shaped solid electrolytic capacitor sealed with an exterior resin except for a part of the lead frame. A chip-shaped solid electrolytic capacitor having an anode connected to the anode side of a lead frame via a metal wire.
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