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A Novel High Performance Substrate and the Processes Thereof Chih Kuang Yang [email protected] All right reserved.

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Page 1: Presentation Impact2009

A Novel High Performance Substrate and the Processes Thereof Chih Kuang [email protected]

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Agenda

Technology Trend and Target Review of Substrate Technology Novel Process of Substrate Performance of Substrate Summary

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Technology Roadmap

ITRS-2009 target Bump pitch to 110um Via diameter to 50um Line/Spece to 15um Dielectric layer

thickness to 35um

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Technology Roadmap Jisso Technology

Roadmap Via land diameter to

60um Line/Spece to 7um

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Routing Density- Requirement

SCP vs. SiP

DieSubstrate

Mother Board

Substrate

Die

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Routing Density- Requirement

A complete system in a packaging

Side by side SiP Less limitation on the

source of chips Easy to realize SiP for

every company

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Routing Density- Requirement For SCP Fanning out centrifugally High density area focus

on the areas of bump grid array

Less categories of power Ordinary requirement of

routing density

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Routing Density- Requirement For SiP Minimum routing length

between chips High density routing

required among all areas of chips

Various categories of power

Harsh requirement of routing density

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Routing Density- Surface Layer

Substrate bond pad layer

The size of metal traces is the key point of routing density

Areas of bond pads occupies routing areas, limits routing density

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Routing Density- Inner Layer

Substrate inner layer Via land has large

influence to routing density

For less than 110um Bump pitch, Via land occupied too much routing areas in present technology

We target on 30um Via land All right reserved.

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Routing Density- Requirement

We challenge technology limitation for a new era of SiP

Via land for less than 60um, metal trace for less than 10um

For higher integration of SiP, present roadmap can not meet the requirements

Wholly new process is necessary!All right reserved.

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Evolution- Via Drilling

MechanicalLimited to 100um Via

CO2 LaserLimited to 50um Via

UV LaserLimited to 20um Via

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Evolution- Via Land

+/-50 um overlay accuracy with 20um Via =120 um Via land

+/-30 um overlay accuracy with 20um Via =80 um Via land

+/-20 um overlay accuracy with 20um Via =60 um Via land

Next?All right reserved.

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Novel Process- Temporary Carrier

Temporary carrier for a process tool

Easy for extremely precise alignment and ultra-thin substrate process

Up to +/-5um overlay accuracy!

Temporary carrier can be recycled All right reserved.

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Benefit of ultra small Via land For +/-5um with 20um Via

=30um Via land Fanning out 3 rows bump

grid array in 16um-line Fanning out 8 rows bump

grid array in 5um-line For 60um Via land,

Fanning out only 5 rows bump grid array in 5um-line

Small Via land fanning out finer pitch area grid array All right reserved.

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Metal trace- novel process

Metal lift-off process Simple process, only

3 steps Precise Fine line Low roughness of

metal line

Photoresist patterning

Metal deposition

Photoresist removingAll right reserved.

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Metal trace- achievement

5um/5um line/space Up to 7 um thickness Aspect ratio 1.4:1

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Dielectric layer thickness – Cross talk Cross talk of 2

microstrip line Shorter space, larger

crosstalk Thinner dielectric

layer, less crosstalk Higher routing density

requires thinner dielectric layer

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Dielectric layer thickness – Impedance

Z0 Control constant

impedance Smaller line width,

larger impedance Thinner dielectric

layer, less impedance Higher routing density

requires thinner dielectric layer All right reserved.

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Dielectric layer-thickness and flexibility By temporary carrier

process, ultra-thin dielectric layer can be done!

1 dielectric layer is just 8 um-thick

8-layer substrate is just 90um-thick

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Flexibility- 1-Layer Trace

3-Layer Test Pattern in 40μm Thick 30μm Trace MIT Bending Tester ±90 Degrees Bending 1 mm Radius of Curvature>100,000 Times

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Flexibility- 2-Layer VIA Series

3-Layer Test Pattern in 40μm Thick 20μm VIA Series MIT Bending Tester ±90 Degrees Bending 1 mm Radius of Curvature>100,000 Times

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Reliability

85 /85﹪ RH, 1000 ℃Hour

Electro-migration Test>1 GΩ 30 μm /30 μm Line &

Space Interdigital Pattern

Series of VIA No Obvious Change

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System demonstration

System in one packaging

Android platform Video & Audio Touch panel Ethernet

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System in one packaging

ARM-926EJS CPU DRAM 128Mb *4 NOR flash 64Mb Audio codec Touch Panel

controller RS232 tranceiver Ethernet PHY

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System in one packaging

39mm*39mm 5 flip chips Total 18 IC 4 connectors 278 SMD passives Totally 2042 bond

pads. 8-layer substrate

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Summary

Substrate technology roadmap need to be renewed for future SiP

A novel technology of substrate was introduced SiOP(System in one packaging) was realized by

a novel substrate technology Side by side SiP has wide chip sources, easily

realized for every companies SiP technology should not limit the source of

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