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US 2016/0103383 A1Published application
Three-dimensional circuit using bicontinuous structures
OwnerRobert William Corkeryinventor
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Abstract
A three-dimensional circuit includes a hyperbolic bicontinuous structure forming a substrate; circuits formed on a first surface of the hyperbolic bicontinuous structure; and electrically conductive traces formed between the circuits. The electrically conductive traces are formed two-dimensionally on the first surface of the hyperbolic bicontinuous structure. The electrically conductive traces are effectively three-dimensional traces between the circuits.
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A three-dimensional circuit comprises:
- a plurality of bicontinuous sub-structures;
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- a plurality of circuit elements;
- said plurality of circuit elements being formed, in a two-dimensional manner, on the plurality of bicontinuous sub-structures.
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A three-dimensional circuit comprising:
- a plurality of tunnels, each tunnel delimited by a surface patch, said tunnels forming mutually interpenetrating, but unconnected, tunnel labyrinths;
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- a plurality of circuit elements;
- said plurality of circuit elements being formed, in a two-dimensional manner, on said plurality of surface-patch delimited tunnels.
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A three-dimensional circuit comprising:
- a plurality of bicontinuous sub-structures, said plurality of bicontinuous sub-structures forming a virtual volume, each bicontinuous sub-structure having an opening;
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- a plurality of circuit elements;
- said plurality of circuit elements being formed, in a two-dimensional manner, on said plurality of bicontinuous sub-structures.
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A three-dimensional circuit comprising:
- a hyperbolic bicontinuous structure forming a substrate, said hyperbolic bicontinuous structure having a first side and a second side;
- a first set of nodes formed on a surface of a first side of the hyperbolic bicontinuous structure;
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- a first set of electrically conductive traces formed between said first set of nodes;
- said first set of electrically conductive traces being formed two-dimensionally on said first side of said surface of the hyperbolic bicontinuous structure;
- said first set of electrically conductive traces being effectively three-dimensional traces between said first set of nodes.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.