Method, system, and apparatus for high volume assembly of compact discs and volume assembly of compact discs and digital video discs incorporating radio frequency identification tag technology
First Claim
1. A method for forming a radio frequency identifiable disc medium storage device, comprising:
- (a) depositing a metal layer onto a disc that has a centrally located opening, including the step of forming at least one pair of metal traces on the disc connected to the metal layer;
(b) applying an adhesive interposer to the disc around the opening, wherein the interposer mounts an integrated circuit die and includes a patterned matching network, including the step of coupling pads of the integrated circuit die to the at least one pair of metal traces; and
(c) forming a coating on the disc to encapsulate the metal layer, interposer, and integrated circuit die.
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Abstract
Methods, systems, and apparatuses for forming a radio frequency identifiable disc medium storage device are described. A metal layer is deposited onto a disc. At least one metal trace on the disc is connected to the metal layer. An adhesive interposer is attached to the disc around an opening in the center of the disc. The interposer includes an integrated circuit die. Pads of the integrated circuit die are coupled to the at least one pair of metal traces by the interposer. The interposer further includes a matching network. A coating is formed on the disc to encapsulate the metal layer, interposer, and integrated circuit die.
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13 Claims
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1. A method for forming a radio frequency identifiable disc medium storage device, comprising:
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(a) depositing a metal layer onto a disc that has a centrally located opening, including the step of forming at least one pair of metal traces on the disc connected to the metal layer;
(b) applying an adhesive interposer to the disc around the opening, wherein the interposer mounts an integrated circuit die and includes a patterned matching network, including the step of coupling pads of the integrated circuit die to the at least one pair of metal traces; and
(c) forming a coating on the disc to encapsulate the metal layer, interposer, and integrated circuit die. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A radio frequency identifiable disc medium, comprising:
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a disc substrate;
a metal layer on the disc substrate including digitally encoded tracks of information;
at least one metal trace on the disc substrate coupled to said metal layer;
an interposer attached to said disc substrate, wherein said interposer includes;
an integrated circuit die;
a patterned matching network; and
an electrical connection that couples said die with said at least one metal trace.
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8. A disc hub used during the manufacture of a radio frequency identifiable disc medium, comprising:
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a circular body having a central bore open at first and second ends of said body, and at least one feed line through said body that is open at said first end of said body;
wherein said first end of said body is configured to couple to a disc substrate;
whereby a metal can be applied to the disc substrate when the body is coupled to a disc substrate to form a metal layer on the disc substrate around the body and at least one metal trace on the disc substrate through the at least one feed line. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10)
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11. An interposer for providing radio frequency identification capability to a disc medium, comprising:
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a substrate having opposing first and second surfaces an integrated circuit die mounted to said first surface of said substrate, said die storing an identification number;
a matching network patterned on said substrate and coupled to said die;
a conductive ring along an outer edge of said substrate; and
an electrical connection that couples said die with said conductive ring. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13)
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