Peter Ramm

Title: Peter Ramm and His Patent Contributions to Microelectronics

Introduction

Peter Ramm is an inventor based in Munich, Germany, whose patent work includes technologies for quantum computing and radio-frequency antenna modules. His listed portfolio comprises 2 patents, and he is associated with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten Forschung e.V.

Latest Patents

Ramm’s listed inventions address cryogenic quantum-computing hardware and antenna-module design.

“Cryo-compatible quantum computing arrangement and method for producing a cryo-compatible quantum computing arrangement” describes a structure that connects a quantum-computing component to another microelectronic component through conductive feedthroughs in a substrate. The feedthroughs include a layer made from a material that is superconducting at the quantum computer’s operating temperature, alongside an electrically conductive filling element.

“Antenna module” describes an assembly in which a first substrate carrying radio-frequency elements is connected to a second substrate that contains at least one cavity. The arrangement allows the antenna, chip, or conductive trace on the first substrate to project into the cavity.

Career Highlights

Ramm’s patent portfolio reflects work spanning advanced computing and communications hardware. The cryogenic interconnect design focuses on electrical connections suited to quantum-computing operating temperatures, while the antenna-module invention concerns the integration of radio-frequency components with a cavity-bearing substrate.

Collaborations

Ramm’s listed coworkers include Josef Weber and Christof Landesberger. His company affiliation is Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten Forschung e.V.

Conclusion

Peter Ramm’s patents cover specialized microelectronic structures for cryo-compatible quantum computing and antenna modules, highlighting his contributions to emerging computing and communications technologies.