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abstract [Problem] The electromigration resistance of the electrode is high. [MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] A drain electrode (DE) is partially formed on a side surface (DSF) of a drain pad (DP). In this case, the drain electrode DE is integral with the drain pad DP and extends in the first direction (y direction) from the side surface DSF in plan view. A recess DRE is located in a region overlapping with the drain electrode DE when seen in plan view. At least a part of the drain electrode DE is inserted into the recessed portion DRE. The side surface (the side surface RDS) of the concave portion DRE facing the drain pad DP deeply penetrates into the drain pad DP as viewed in the first direction (y direction).
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