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Energy conditioning circuit arrangement for integrated circuit

  • US 9,054,094 B2
  • Filed: 08/19/2011
  • Issued: 06/09/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/08/1997
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A method for making a conductive pathway arrangement connected to an integrated circuit wafer, said method comprising:

  • connecting a first conductive pathway, a third conductive pathway and a fifth conductive pathway to one another to form a plurality of conductive containers;

    arranging dielectric between a fourth conductive area of a fourth conductive pathway and a fifth conductive area of said fifth conductive pathway;

    arranging dielectric between a third conductive area of said third conductive pathway and said fourth conductive area of said fourth conductive pathway;

    arranging dielectric between a second conductive area of a second conductive pathway and said third conductive area of said third conductive pathway;

    arranging dielectric between a first conductive area of said first conductive pathway and said second conductive area of said second conductive pathway;

    stacking said fourth conductive area of said fourth conductive pathway above said fifth conductive area of said fifth conductive pathway;

    stacking said third conductive area of said third conductive pathway above said fourth conductive area of said fourth conductive pathway;

    stacking said second conductive area of said second conductive pathway above said third conductive area of said third conductive pathway;

    stacking said first conductive area of said first conductive pathway above said second conductive area of said second conductive pathway;

    positioning said third conductive area as both a centered and shared conductive structure of all conductive containers of said plurality of conductive containers;

    arranging said plurality of conductive containers such that said plurality consists essentially of an upper conductive container connected to a lower conductive container;

    electrically insulating said second conductive pathway and said fourth conductive pathway from said plurality of conductive containers and one another;

    positioning within said upper conductive container a portion of said second conductive area that is smaller in size than said third conductive area;

    positioning within said lower conductive container a portion of said fourth conductive area that is substantially the same size as said portion of said second conductive area;

    positioning said portion of said second conductive area and said portion of said fourth conductive area to overlap one another;

    conductively connecting said second conductive pathway to a first portion of an integrated circuit wafer; and

    conductively connecting said fourth conductive pathway to a second portion of said integrated circuit wafer.

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