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US 2026/0194388 A1Published application
Solid-state device including a heat segregated layer including a thermal barrier, and method of forming the same
AssigneePsiquantum, Corp.
InventorMatthew WINGERT
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Abstract
A solid-state device includes a lower thermal contact, an upper thermal contact, an electronic device that generates heat located between the lower thermal contact and upper thermal contact; and a heat segregated layer embedding a low temperature device located between the lower thermal contact and the electronic device and including a thermal barrier for segregating the heat generated by the electronic device from the low temperature device.
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A solid-state device, comprising:
- a lower thermal contact;
- an upper thermal contact;
- an electronic device that generates heat located between the lower thermal contact and upper thermal contact;
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- a heat segregated layer embedding a low temperature device located between the lower thermal contact and the electronic device and including a thermal barrier for segregating the heat generated by the electronic device from the low temperature device.
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A solid-state device, comprising:
- a low temperature device located over a first side of a semiconductor layer;
- a metal heat shield at least partially surrounding the low temperature device;
- a metal heat sink located over a second side of the semiconductor layer opposite to the first side of the semiconductor layer;
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- a metallic connection between the metal heat shield and the metal heat sink.
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A method of forming a solid-state device, comprising:
- forming a low temperature device over a first side of a semiconductor layer;
- forming a metal heat shield at least partially surrounding the low temperature device;
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- forming a metallic connection between the metal heat shield and a metal heat sink located over a second side of the semiconductor layer opposite to the first side of the semiconductor layer.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.