Motorola Corporation

Sean Thomas Loving

Noel H Eberhardt

An electronic tag assembly ( ) includes a substrate ( ) having an antenna pattern ( ) disposed thereon, an integrated circuit die ( ) having electrical interface terminals ( ) that directly contact or interface with the antenna pattern ( ), and electrically non-conductive adhesive ( ) interposed between the substrate and the integrated circuit die ( ) that secures both together, and that maintains the integrity of the electrical interface. Preferably, a clamping force is exerted on the integrated circuit die ( ) to maintain contact between the electrical terminals ( ) and the antenna pattern ( ) while the non-conductive adhesive ( ) is being introduced.

Electronic tag assembly and method therefor

A passive remote control device ( ) is powered remotely by a radio frequency exciter/receiver ( ) and used in a remote control system ( ) to control operation of a controlled device ( ), such as, for example, a television, video game controller, VCR, or CD player. The remote control device and the exciter/receiver communicate without wires via electrostatic or electromagnetic radiation. No line of sight connection to the passive remote control unit is required. No power source is integrated with the remote control device. The remote control device has a plurality of keys ( ) or control members that are manually actuated. Depression of a key or button, or other actuation of a control member, causes a response signal associated with that key to be generated. The response signal relates to an operation for the controlled device.

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Sean Thomas Loving