Heatlth data collecting system and semiconductor device
AssigneeSemiconductor Energy Laboratory Co., Ltd.
InventorsJun KOYAMA, Shunpei YAMAZAKI
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Abstract
Conventionally, people have to go to the place where a measurement instrument for health data is, to obtain health data and the like. Further, even when using a portable measurement instrument, people have to manage data by themselves, thus health data cannot be managed rapidly. According to the invention, a modulating circuit, a demodulating circuit, a logic circuit, a sensor circuit, and an antenna circuit are provided over an insulating substrate, thereby data sensed by the sensor circuit is transmitted wirelessly. According to the invention, health data on the living body (for example a human body) is sensed and can be rapidly detected.
Claims23
A semiconductor device comprising:
- a substrate;
- an integrated circuit over the substrate comprising:
- a transistor;
- and
- an interlayer film over the transistor;
- and
- an antenna over the integrated circuit,
- wherein the whole of the antenna overlaps the interlayer film, and
- wherein at least a part of the antenna overlaps the transistor.
A semiconductor device comprising:
- a substrate;
- an integrated circuit over the substrate;
- and
- an antenna over the integrated circuit,
- wherein the integrated circuit comprises a logic circuit and a modulating circuit,
- wherein each of the logic circuit and the modulating circuit comprises:
- a plurality of transistors;
- and
- an interlayer film over the plurality of transistors,
- wherein the whole of the antenna overlaps the interlayer film, and
- wherein at least a part of the antenna overlaps at least one of the plurality of transistors.
A data collecting system utilizing a semiconductor device, the semiconductor device comprising:
- a substrate;
- an integrated circuit over the substrate comprising:
- a transistor;
- and
- an interlayer film over the transistor;
- and
- an antenna over the integrated circuit,
- wherein the whole of the antenna overlaps the interlayer film, and
- wherein at least a part of the antenna overlaps the transistor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.