Stacked integrated component devices with energization
AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.
InventorsRandall B. Pugh, Frederick A. Flitsch, Daniel B. Otts, James Daniel Riall, Adam Toner
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Abstract
This invention discloses a device comprising multiple functional layers formed on substrates, wherein at least one functional layer comprises an electrical energy source. In some embodiments, the present invention includes a component for incorporation into ophthalmic lenses that has been formed by the stacking of multiple functionalized layers.
Claims25
A stacked integrated component device with energization comprising:
- at least a first stacked layer comprising electrically active devices comprising one or more components, and at least a second stacked layer comprising one or more energizing devices;
- wherein at least a first electrical connection allows current to flow from at least one of the one or more components in said first stacked layer to at least one component in said second stacked layer;
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- wherein at least a portion of the first stacked layer is stacked in a position either above or beneath the second stacked layer.
A stacked integrated component device with energization comprising:
- at least a first stacked layer comprising electrically active devices, at least a second stacked layer comprising energizing devices, and at least a third stacked layer comprising electrical routings;
- wherein at least a first electrical connection allows current to flow from a component in said first stacked layer to a component in said second stacked layer;
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- wherein at least a portion of the first stacked layer is stacked in a position either above or beneath the second stacked layer.
A stacked integrated component device with energization comprising:
- at least a first stacked layer comprising electrically active devices, at least a second stacked layer comprising electrically active devices, and at least a first energizing component contacting the first stacked layer;
- wherein at least a first electrical connection allows current to flow from a component in said first stacked layer to a component in said second stacked layer, and wherein at least a portion of the first stacked layer is stacked in a position either above or beneath the second stacked layer;
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- wherein the first energization component is adhered to the first stacked layer in at least a first location.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.