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Buy the whole description for $39.90Inventor & design author: Christopher Gabriel Brown, independent inventor, Lawrenceville, Georgia, USA. Status: Complete — ready for foundry hand-off; maturity level 4 (tape-out / mass-manufacturable). Patent coverage: U.S. Patent Application No. 18/370,908 — AutoPhi: Quantum battery integration & electromagnetic propulsion IC (filed 21 September 2023); U.S. Patent Application No. 19/403,339 — Optical Quantum Battery; U.S. Patent Application No. 19/540,453 — Integrated Technology Portfolio, an umbrella utility filing covering fifteen inventions (filed 13 February 2026); Patent 3561/2876 — one-light-trigger and varied-coloured-laser semiconductor (foundational); Patent 1026 — battery with electrical generator and recycle (foundational). All applications pending examination unless explicitly marked GRANTED — verify current status at the USPTO Patent Center. Package type is Base, No IP: a complete foundry hand-off dossier is delivered, without transfer of the underlying intellectual-property rights.
The Quantum Battery System is the AutoPhi architecture with the data-processing modules removed and the surviving power subsystem re-purposed for net power export. It uses the same chip architecture as AutoPhi Modern (Project 02) and AutoPhi FUTURE (Project 18), but the computation blocks — Color Math ALU, Light Trigger Core (ISA execution pipeline), Neuromorphic AI Engine, Nanophotonic Data Flow and Quantum Error Correction — have been stripped out. What remains is a self-recharging power source that, in operation, generates more power than it consumes and hands the surplus out to external loads.
Momentum output is paramount. Photon momentum transfer (p = h ÷ λ = E ÷ c) on an AES semiconductor substrate (Project 14 — Semiconductor Material Discovery) drives ultra-fast charge-and-release cycling. The quantum-dot arrays absorb and release energy at photonic speeds — charge in, release out, recharge instantly. The momentum cycle is the engine; storage is secondary.
Read section 3 for $1.90The core loop: LED nano-charging drives quantum-dot arrays, electromagnetic (EM) cooling reclaims waste heat, and the quantum execution unit manages quantum-state operations inside the energy cycle. The closed loop recycles energy at 84–98 % overall efficiency (matching AutoPhi Patent 18/370,908), with net surplus exported through the power-export bus. The chip presents a deliberately minimal interface — reset high to turn it on, reset low to turn it off — and manages throttle, boost, thermal balance, self-consumption tracking and lifetime energy accounting entirely on-die.
Read section 4 for $1.90The deliverable is a complete foundry hand-off package: RTL source, synthesised netlists, timing and physical constraints, a standalone GDSII generator, a comprehensive testbench, verification reports, more than 1,135 engineering blueprint files, and a library of 5,000+ pre-configured battery variants covering momentum fold, cycle time and cost-of-goods (COGs) breakdowns across every target application.
Read section 5 for $1.90The top-level module is
Read section 6 for $1.90quantum_battery_system, instantiated inside led_power_recycling_circuit.v. It hosts five co-operating submodules; four are re-used verbatim from AutoPhi Modern (Project 02) and AutoPhi FUTURE (Project 18), and one — the power-export controller — is unique to this product. Together they implement the closed “power-from-power” loop: LED nano-charging feeds the quantum-dot arrays, the arrays cycle energy at photonic speed under the direction of the quantum execution unit, waste heat is scavenged by the EM cooler and returned to the pool by the LED recycler, and the export controller meters the surplus out to the external bus while keeping the internal battery state healthy.The Quantum Battery System is defined as much by what has been removed from AutoPhi as by what has been kept. Six technologies from the AutoPhi Modern / AutoPhi FUTURE stack are re-used unchanged; five computation technologies are stripped out; three new capabilities are added on top.
Read section 7 for $1.90Removed (data-processing only):
Read section 8 for $1.90New to the Quantum Battery:
Read section 9 for $1.90Simple on the outside, lots of parts inside. The chip handles everything automatically; no user configuration is required.
Read section 10 for $1.90The pre-configured variant library is split into two 2,500-system halves and can be combined into a 5,000-system hybrid deployment. Momentum output is paramount; energy storage is secondary.
Read section 11 for $1.90Every configuration in the library is fabricated on the AES semiconductor substrate developed under Project 14 (Semiconductor Material Discovery). Its properties are what make the photonic-speed momentum cycle possible on-die rather than in a separate optical rig.
Read section 12 for $1.90The Quantum Battery derives from, and feeds, a wider portfolio of inventions by the same author. The table below records the relationships stated in the package manifest.
Read section 13 for $1.90Fifteen or more application categories are catalogued in the blueprints, spanning IoT, transportation, infrastructure and specialised environments.
Read section 14 for $1.90Prior art: the inventor's prior-art review notes that the closest third-party filings are US 2010/0183919 A1 (quantum-dot ultracapacitor and electron battery), US 2012/0305059 A1 (photon recycling in an optoelectronic device), US 2002/0170591 A1 (on-chip solar cells within a common substrate) and US 4,775,876 (photon-recycling LED, 1988). The defensible independent claim is anchored on the three-way combination of LED nano-array plus silicon quantum-dot storage plus 0.1–10 T magnetic-field coherence, and on the resulting energy-density outcome — not on photon recycling or QD storage alone. The 90 % round-trip figure appears as a peak in the specification, not as a numerical limitation in an independent claim.
Read section 15 for $1.90The dossier catalogues 1,082 primary artefacts, expanding to 1,135 files once auto-generated engineering blueprints are counted. High-level breakdown from the shipping manifest:
Read section 16 for $1.90To manufacture the chips:
Read section 17 for $1.90To deploy the system:
Read section 18 for $1.90Typical timeline (indicative): GDSII generation 1–2 days using the supplied tools; foundry wafer fabrication and packaging 12–16 weeks; system integration 1–3 months depending on application; commissioning 1–2 weeks.
Read section 19 for $1.90The Blu-ray disc contains the complete
Read section 20 for $1.9005-quantum-battery project tree as an AES-256 encrypted archive. Contents are:This package ships on a single Blu-ray disc, posted to the delivery address on your order. The archive on the disc is AES-256 encrypted; the passphrase is sent separately, by email, once the disc is despatched — so the disc alone is of no use to anyone who intercepts it.
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Read section 22 for $1.90© 2026 Christopher Gabriel Brown
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