Patents by Inventor Larry Jacobsen
Larry Jacobsen has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 8729690Abstract: Metal rerouting interconnects at one or more sides of a die or multiple die segments can form edge bonding pads for electrical connection. Insulation can be applied to surfaces of the die or multiple die segments after optional thinning and singulation, and openings can be made in the insulation to the electrical connection pads. After being placed atop one another in a stack, vertically adjacent die or die segments can be electrically interconnected using a flexible bond wire or bond ribbon attached to an electrical connection pad exposed within such opening, the bond wire or ribbon protruding horizontally, and an electrically conductive polymer, or epoxy, filaments or lines can be applied to the stack.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2012Date of Patent: May 20, 2014Assignee: Invensas CorporationInventors: Al Vindasius, Marc E. Robinson, Larry Jacobsen, Donald Almen
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Patent number: 8357999Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: GrantFiled: May 3, 2007Date of Patent: January 22, 2013Assignee: Vertical Circuits (Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors), LLCInventors: Marc E. Robinson, Alfons Vindasius, Donald Almen, Larry Jacobsen
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Patent number: 7535109Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: GrantFiled: May 3, 2007Date of Patent: May 19, 2009Assignee: Vertical Circuits, Inc.Inventors: Marc E. Robinson, Alfons Vindasius, Donald Almen, Larry Jacobsen
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Publication number: 20070284716Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 3, 2007Publication date: December 13, 2007Applicant: Vertical Circuits, Inc.Inventors: Al Vindasius, Marc Robinson, Larry Jacobsen, Donald Almen
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Publication number: 20070252262Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 3, 2007Publication date: November 1, 2007Applicant: Vertical Circuits, Inc.Inventors: Marc Robinson, Al Vindasius, Donald Almen, Larry Jacobsen
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Patent number: 7245021Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 2005Date of Patent: July 17, 2007Assignee: Vertical Circuits, Inc.Inventors: Al Vindasius, Marc Robinson, Larry Jacobsen, Donald Almen
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Patent number: 7215018Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2005Date of Patent: May 8, 2007Assignee: Vertical Circuits, Inc.Inventors: Al Vindasius, Marc Robinson, Larry Jacobsen, Donald Almen
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Publication number: 20050258530Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2005Publication date: November 24, 2005Inventors: Al Vindasius, Marc Robinson, Larry Jacobsen, Donald Almen
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Publication number: 20050230802Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for vertically interconnecting semiconductor die, integrated circuit die, or multiple die segments. Metal rerouting interconnects which extend to one or more sides of the die or segment can be optionally added to the die or multi die segment to provide edge bonding pads upon the surface of the die for external electrical connection points. After the metal rerouting interconnect has been added to the die on the wafer, the wafer is optionally thinned and each die or multiple die segment is singulated from the wafer by cutting or other appropriate singulation method. After the die or multiple die segments are singulated or cut from the wafer, insulation is applied to all surfaces of the die or multiple die segments, openings are made in the insulation above the desired electrical connection pads, and the die or multiple die segments are placed on top of one another to form a stack.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2005Publication date: October 20, 2005Inventors: Al Vindasius, Marc Robinson, Larry Jacobsen, Donald Almen