Adam L Bachmann

Title: Adam L. Bachmann and Laser-Folded 3D Electronics.

Introduction

Adam L. Bachmann is an inventor associated with Tampa, Florida, and the U.S. Government as represented by the Secretary of the Army. His work includes an invention for forming three-dimensional electronic structures from printed circuit boards.

Latest Patents

Bachmann is credited with 1 patent, titled “Laser Folded 3D Electronics.” The patent describes a method that uses a laser to fold a two-dimensional electrically insulating printed circuit board that is at least partially covered with a metal layer. By directing the laser onto the metal layer, the method creates one or more folds in the board, shaping it into a three-dimensional electronic device structure.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights an approach to producing three-dimensional electronics through laser-based folding. It describes using the laser to form the structure directly from a printed circuit board, rather than relying solely on conventional assembly methods.

Collaborations

Bachmann’s listed coworker is Michael D. Dickey. The patent is associated with the U.S. Government as represented by the Secretary of the Army.

Conclusion

Adam L. Bachmann’s patent presents a laser-folding method for transforming a two-dimensional printed circuit board into a three-dimensional electronic device structure.