RFID transponder chip modules
First Claim
1. A method of making at least one connection through a substrate, comprising:
- providing at least one through-hole extending through the substrate; and
deforming a portion of a first conductive layer (CL1) which spans the through-hole on one side of the substrate so that it extends through the through-hole and at least to the opposite side of the substrate whereat it may contact and be joined with a second conductive layer (CL2) on the opposite side of the substrate.
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Abstract
The planar antenna (PA) of a transponder chip module (TCM) may have a U-shaped portion so that an outer end (OE) of the antenna may be positioned close to an RFID chip (IC) disposed at a central area of a module tape (MT) for the transponder chip module. A module tape (MT2) may have contact pads (CP) on one side thereof and a connection bridge (CBR) on another side thereof, and may be joined with a module tape (MT1) having a planar antenna (PA). Metal of a conductive layer (CL) within a conductive element such as a coupling frame (CF) or a planar antenna (PA) may be scribed to have many small segments. A metal sheet may be stamped to have contact side metallization, and joined with a module tape (MT) having a planar antenna (PA).
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17 Claims
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1. A method of making at least one connection through a substrate, comprising:
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providing at least one through-hole extending through the substrate; and deforming a portion of a first conductive layer (CL1) which spans the through-hole on one side of the substrate so that it extends through the through-hole and at least to the opposite side of the substrate whereat it may contact and be joined with a second conductive layer (CL2) on the opposite side of the substrate. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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