H01L2224/29609

Integration and bonding of micro-devices into system substrate
12014999 · 2024-06-18 · ·

This disclosure is related to integrating optoelectronics microdevices into a system substrate for efficient and durable electrical bonding between two substrates at low temperature. 2D nanostructures and 3D scaffolds may create interlocking structures for improved bonding properties. Addition of nanoparticles into the structure creates high surface area for better conduction. Application of curing agents before or after alignment of micro devices and receiving substrates further assists with formation of strong bonds.

Integration and bonding of micro-devices into system substrate
12014999 · 2024-06-18 · ·

This disclosure is related to integrating optoelectronics microdevices into a system substrate for efficient and durable electrical bonding between two substrates at low temperature. 2D nanostructures and 3D scaffolds may create interlocking structures for improved bonding properties. Addition of nanoparticles into the structure creates high surface area for better conduction. Application of curing agents before or after alignment of micro devices and receiving substrates further assists with formation of strong bonds.

INTEGRATION AND BONDING OF MICRO-DEVICES INTO SYSTEM SUBSTRATE
20190148321 · 2019-05-16 ·

This disclosure is related to integrating optoelectronics microdevices into a system substrate for efficient and durable electrical bonding between two substrates at low temperature. 2D nanostructures and 3D scaffolds may create interlocking structures for improved bonding properties. Addition of nanoparticles into the structure creates high surface area for better conduction. Application of curing agents before or after alignment of micro devices and receiving substrates further assists with formation of strong bonds.

INTEGRATION AND BONDING OF MICRO-DEVICES INTO SYSTEM SUBSTRATE
20190148321 · 2019-05-16 ·

This disclosure is related to integrating optoelectronics microdevices into a system substrate for efficient and durable electrical bonding between two substrates at low temperature. 2D nanostructures and 3D scaffolds may create interlocking structures for improved bonding properties. Addition of nanoparticles into the structure creates high surface area for better conduction. Application of curing agents before or after alignment of micro devices and receiving substrates further assists with formation of strong bonds.

Qubit die attachment using preforms

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe novel qubit device packages, as well as related computing devices and methods. In one embodiment, an exemplary qubit device package includes a qubit die and a package substrate, where the qubit die is coupled to the package substrate using one or more preforms. In particular, a single preform may advantageously be used to replace a plurality of individual contacts, e.g. a plurality of individual solder bumps, electrically coupling the qubit die to the package substrate. Such packages may reduce design complexity and undesired coupling, and enable inclusion of larger numbers of qubits in a single qubit die.

Qubit die attachment using preforms

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe novel qubit device packages, as well as related computing devices and methods. In one embodiment, an exemplary qubit device package includes a qubit die and a package substrate, where the qubit die is coupled to the package substrate using one or more preforms. In particular, a single preform may advantageously be used to replace a plurality of individual contacts, e.g. a plurality of individual solder bumps, electrically coupling the qubit die to the package substrate. Such packages may reduce design complexity and undesired coupling, and enable inclusion of larger numbers of qubits in a single qubit die.

QUBIT DIE ATTACHMENT USING PREFORMS

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe novel qubit device packages, as well as related computing devices and methods. In one embodiment, an exemplary qubit device package includes a qubit die and a package substrate, where the qubit die is coupled to the package substrate using one or more preforms. In particular, a single preform may advantageously be used to replace a plurality of individual contacts, e.g. a plurality of individual solder bumps, electrically coupling the qubit die to the package substrate. Such packages may reduce design complexity and undesired coupling, and enable inclusion of larger numbers of qubits in a single qubit die.

QUBIT DIE ATTACHMENT USING PREFORMS

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe novel qubit device packages, as well as related computing devices and methods. In one embodiment, an exemplary qubit device package includes a qubit die and a package substrate, where the qubit die is coupled to the package substrate using one or more preforms. In particular, a single preform may advantageously be used to replace a plurality of individual contacts, e.g. a plurality of individual solder bumps, electrically coupling the qubit die to the package substrate. Such packages may reduce design complexity and undesired coupling, and enable inclusion of larger numbers of qubits in a single qubit die.

INTEGRATION AND BONDING OF MICRO-DEVICES INTO SYSTEM SUBSTRATE
20240297133 · 2024-09-05 · ·

This disclosure is related to integrating optoelectronics microdevices into a system substrate for efficient and durable electrical bonding between two substrates at low temperature. 2D nanostructures and 3D scaffolds may create interlocking structures for improved bonding properties. Addition of nanoparticles into the structure creates high surface area for better conduction. Application of curing agents before or after alignment of micro devices and receiving substrates further assists with formation of strong bonds.

INTEGRATION AND BONDING OF MICRO-DEVICES INTO SYSTEM SUBSTRATE
20240297133 · 2024-09-05 · ·

This disclosure is related to integrating optoelectronics microdevices into a system substrate for efficient and durable electrical bonding between two substrates at low temperature. 2D nanostructures and 3D scaffolds may create interlocking structures for improved bonding properties. Addition of nanoparticles into the structure creates high surface area for better conduction. Application of curing agents before or after alignment of micro devices and receiving substrates further assists with formation of strong bonds.