Large Size Silicon Interposer and 3D IC Integration for System-in-Packaging (SiP) (original) (raw)

International Symposium on Microelectronics, 2012

Abstract

The feasibility study of a 3D IC integration SiP is demonstrated in this investigation. The heart of this SiP is a TSV (through-silicon via) passive interposer (28mm × 28mm) with double sided wiring layers. This interposer is used to support a very large chip (22mm × 18mm) on its top-side and 2 smaller chips (10mm × 10mm) at its bottom-side (a truly 3D IC integration). The bottom side of this interposer is attached to an organic substrate (40mm × 40mm) (with ordinary lead-free solder bumps). The lead-free micro solder bumps (Cu/Sn) on all the chips are made by wafer bumping with a UBM (under bump metallurgy) of Ti/Cu and the bump structure of Cu and Sn.

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