DocumentCode
1728196
Title
Next generation fine pitch Cu Pillar technology — Enabling next generation silicon nodes
Author
Gerber, Mark ; Beddingfield, Craig ; O´Connor, Shawn ; Yoo, Min ; Lee, MinJae ; Kang, DaeByoung ; Park, SungSu ; Zwenger, Curtis ; Darveaux, Robert ; Lanzone, Robert ; Park, KyungRok
Author_Institution
Texas Instrum. Inc., Dallas, TX, USA
fYear
2011
Firstpage
612
Lastpage
618
Abstract
There has been a growing need for fine pitch flip chip technology in support of next generation communication devices with increasing die complexities. The increase in functionality which drives a larger number of signal I/O´s in combination with small die size requirements as a result of transistor size reductions have driven the need to investigate finer die interconnect pitches. Traditional solder or Cu Pillar interconnect pitches of 150um to 200um that are currently used in both low and high end flip chip applications are now facing a number of technical limitations as device scaling requirements push the limits of flip chip pad density per square mm of silicon. This paper will review the process development and advancement of several next generation fine pitch Cu Pillar bumping and assembly processes, with pitches less than 60um, that are focused on addressing the challenges seen on silicon nodes such as 65nm and beyond.
Keywords
copper; elemental semiconductors; fine-pitch technology; flip-chip devices; silicon; Cu; Si; assembly processes; fine pitch flip chip technology; next generation communication devices; next generation fine pitch pillar bumping; next generation silicon nodes; pillar interconnect; size 150 mum to 200 mum; transistor size reductions; Arrays; Assembly; Copper; Flip chip; Gold; Silicon; Substrates;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC), 2011 IEEE 61st
Conference_Location
Lake Buena Vista, FL
ISSN
0569-5503
Print_ISBN
978-1-61284-497-8
Electronic_ISBN
0569-5503
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ECTC.2011.5898576
Filename
5898576
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