3D IPAC - A new passives and actives concept for ultra-miniaturized electronic and bioelectronic functional modules Conference

Raj, PM, Jow, UM, Dai, J et al. (2013). 3D IPAC - A new passives and actives concept for ultra-miniaturized electronic and bioelectronic functional modules . 517-522. 10.1109/ECTC.2013.6575621

cited authors

  • Raj, PM; Jow, UM; Dai, J; Murali, KP; Sharma, H; Mishra, D; Xiao, TD; Gandhi, S; Ghovanloo, M; Tummala, R

authors

abstract

  • This paper describes an innovative 3D IPAC (Integrated Passive and Active Components) concept for ultra-miniaturized and highly-functional sub-systems, going beyond discrete passives and Integrated Passive Devices (IPDs). The 3D IPAC concept consists of an ultra-thin 3D structure made of low loss and ultra-thin glass substrates with small-diameter through-vias, and ultra-thin active devices and thin or thick passive films or thin discrete passives on both sides. The first part of the paper describes the benefits of the 3D IPAC concept. The second part of the paper describes a wireless power telemetry module for a bioelectronic system application, and provides proof-of-concept demonstrations for the thinfilm passive components as a building block in the 3D IPAC telemetry module. © 2013 IEEE.

publication date

  • September 9, 2013

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

International Standard Book Number (ISBN) 13

start page

  • 517

end page

  • 522