Substrate device and electric circuit arrangement having first substrate section perpendicular to second substrate section
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsThomas J. Brunschwiler, Dominic Gschwend, Keiji Matsumoto, Stefano S. Oggioni, Gerd Schlottig, Timo J. Tick, Jonas Zuercher
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Abstract
A substrate device for electronic circuits or devices includes a first substrate section including a first plurality of layers attached to each other having a first orientation (x2) and a second substrate section including a second plurality of layers attached to each other. The second plurality of layers have a second orientation (x3). The first orientation (x2) and the second orientation (x3) are angled (α) with respect to one another.
Claims12
A substrate comprising:
- at least one first substrate section including a first plurality of layers attached to each other, the first plurality of layers having a first orientation which is parallel to planes associated with the first plurality of layers;
- at least one second substrate section including a second plurality of layers attached to each other, the second plurality of layers having a second orientation which is parallel to planes associated with the second plurality of layers;
- wherein the first orientation is perpendicular with respect to the second orientation.
A method for manufacturing a substrate device comprising:
- providing a first substrate section comprising a first plurality of layers attached to each other, wherein the first plurality of layers have a first orientation parallel to planes associated with the layers of the first plurality of layers;
- forming an opening in the first substrate section, and;
- inserting a second substrate section having a second plurality of layers attached to each other into the opening, wherein the second plurality of layers have a second orientation parallel to planes associated with the layers of the second plurality of layers such that the first orientation and the second orientation are perpendicular with respect to one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.