Method and apparatus for maintaining a multi-chip module at...

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C166S066000, C166S057000, C073S152540, C257S686000

Reexamination Certificate

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07363971

ABSTRACT:
Methods and systems for operating integrated circuits at temperatures higher than expected ambient temperatures. The heating may be of entire circuit boards, portions of the circuit boards (such as the components within a multiple-chip module) and/or single devices. Methods and related systems may be used in any high temperature environment such as downhole logging tools, and the devices so heated are preferably of silicon on insulator semiconductor technology.

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Pending U.S. Appl. No. 10/702,836.

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