Diffusion And Laser Photoelectrically Coupled Integrated Circuit Signal Line
Abstract
A diffusion and laser photoelectrically coupled integrated circuit signal line, wherein photoelectrically coupled pairs are formed on integrated circuit chips utilizing a diffusion light or a laser light emitted by LED or the photoelectrically coupled pairs are arranged in an array to form photoelectrically coupled matrixes on the chips are used as signal lines connecting integrated circuits; furthermore a light emission is made to hollow light emitter and placed on the integrated circuit chip; a hollow reflective sheet is located on the bottom surface of the chip and under the light emitting body where a send-receiving photosensitive module is disposed around and a hollow reflective sheet or a semitransparent diffusion sheet is placed over; and the same processed chips are stacked up. The present invention solves the problem of signal transmission bandwidth between the computer chips, increasing the present arithmetic capability and reducing the volume of the supercomputer.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A diffusion and laser photoelectrically coupled integrated circuit signal line, wherein photoelectrically coupled pairs formed among integrated circuit chips utilizing a diffusion light or a laser light emitted by LED are used as signal lines connecting the integrated circuits.
2 . The diffusion light and laser photoelectrically coupled integrated circuit signal line of claim 1 , wherein photoelectrically coupled matrixes formed in such a manner that the photoelectrically coupled pairs are arranged in an array manner on the integrated circuit chips are used as signal lines connecting integrated circuits.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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