Abstract:
Embodiments described herein may fully integrate personal computing and health care into a wearable waistband having a length sensor, a pressure sensor, and a motion sensor; or into a wearable "mesh" having an array of sound sensors, which will create convenient and seamless access to a personal computer and biofeedback of the wearer. Such biofeedback from the waistband may include determining respiration rate, waist length, food quantity of a meal, sitting or sleep time, and frequency of visits to the bathroom. Such biofeedback from the mesh or array may include determining whether there is or has been damage or other issues of the heart, lungs, bones, joints, jaw, throat, arteries, digestive tract, and the like. Such biofeedback may also detect whether a person has an alergic reaction at a location, is drinking (and what volume of fluid), is walking, is jogging or is running.
Abstract:
A system in package includes a memory-die stack in memory module that is stacked vertically with respect to a processor die. Each memory die in the memory-die stack includes a vertical bond wire that emerges from a matrix for connection. Some configurations include the vertical bond wire emerging orthogonally beginning from a bond-wire pad. The matrix encloses the memory-die stack, the spacer, and at least a portion of the processor die.
Abstract:
A system in package includes a stair-stacked memory module that is stacked vertically with respect to a processor die. A spacer is used adjacent to the processor die to create a bridge for the stair-stacked memory module. Each memory die in the stair-stacked memory module includes a vertical bond wire that emerges from a matrix for connection. The matrix encloses the stair-stacked memory module and at least a portion of the processor die.
Abstract:
Techniques for providing an integrated circuit package that avoids or eliminates x-y area and z-height compared to conventional integrated circuit packages. In certain examples, an example package can utilize a substrate with an opening and bottom side or sidewall terminations to avoid adding addition x-y substrate area or z-axis package height associated with an integrated circuit die of a stack of integrated circuit dies of the package.
Abstract:
A pre-packaged stair-stacked memory module is mounted on a board with at least one additional component. A stair-stacked memory module includes a plurality of memory dice that are stacked vertically with respect to a processor die. A spacer is used adjacent to the processor die to create a bridge for the stair-stacked memory module. Each memory die in the stair-stacked memory module includes a vertical bond wire that emerges from a matrix for connection. The matrix encloses the stair-stacked memory module and at least a portion of the processor die. The matrix might also enclose the at least one additional component.