Method for aligning a biochip
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1. A method of aligning a semiconductor chip comprising:
- forming a semiconductor chip with a light-activated circuit including an RF circuit and at least one photosite;
positioning the semiconductor chip relative to a device;
illuminating the at least one photosite of the positioned semiconductor chip;
generating an RF signal with the RF circuit based upon illumination of the at least one photosite, wherein the RF signal includes data indicative of an intensity of the illumination as the intensity of the illumination of the at least one photosite varies over non-zero values; and
determining the position of the photosite with respect to the device based upon the variation in intensity as indicated by the data of the generated RF signal.
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Abstract
A method of aligning a semiconductor chip includes forming a semiconductor chip with a light-activated circuit including at least one photosite, positioning the semiconductor chip relative to a device, and illuminating the positioned semiconductor chip. The method further includes generating an RF signal with an RF circuit based upon illumination of the at least one photosite, and determining the position of the photosite with respect to the device based upon the generated RF signal.
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1. A method of aligning a semiconductor chip comprising:
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forming a semiconductor chip with a light-activated circuit including an RF circuit and at least one photosite; positioning the semiconductor chip relative to a device; illuminating the at least one photosite of the positioned semiconductor chip; generating an RF signal with the RF circuit based upon illumination of the at least one photosite, wherein the RF signal includes data indicative of an intensity of the illumination as the intensity of the illumination of the at least one photosite varies over non-zero values; and determining the position of the photosite with respect to the device based upon the variation in intensity as indicated by the data of the generated RF signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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