Abstract: A method is presented for forming a structure for dissipating heat. The method includes forming a first conductive material, forming a dielectric layer over the first conductive material, and forming a second conductive material over the dielectric layer such that the first and second conductive materials are coplanar along a longitudinal axis defined by a mounting surface of the first and second conductive materials. The method further includes attaching an electronic component to the mounting surface of the first and second conductive materials such that a first electrode of the electronic component electrically contacts the first conductive material and a second electrode of the electronic component electrically contacts the second conductive material.

Abstract: Disclosed is to a USB device for receiving data from other data transmitting devices. The inventive USB device comprises a printed circuit board having a microprocessor and memory, a USB controller connected to the microprocessor, a USB connector connected to the printed circuit board, and wireless receiving means connected to the printer circuit board for receiving external data to be stored in the memory. The data stored in the memory include, but are not limited to, unique identifiers from external devices. The inventive USB device may further comprise means for transmitting data from the device to external devices. The inventive USB has a power source to provide power for it to work for an extended period of time. The above inventive USB device may further provide means for a user to initiate the device to transmit the ID to other receiving devices within the proximity.

Abstract: Disclosed is to a USB device for receiving data from other data transmitting devices. The inventive USB device comprises a printed circuit board having a microprocessor and memory, a USB controller connected to the microprocessor, a USB connector connected to the printed circuit board, and wireless receiving means connected to the printer circuit board for receiving external data to be stored in the memory. The data stored in the memory include, but are not limited to, unique identifiers from external devices. The inventive USB device may further comprise means for transmitting data from the device to external devices. The inventive USB has a power source to provide power for it to work for an extended period of time. The above inventive USB device may further provide means for a user to initiate the device to transmit the ID to other receiving devices within the proximity.