DocumentCode
1831616
Title
Development of a stacked-plate technique for 3-D packaging of power electronics modules
Author
Lu, Guo-Quan ; Haque, S. ; Xing, K. ; Suchicital, C. ; Nelson, D. ; Borojevic, D. ; Lee, F.C.
Author_Institution
Power Electron. Packaging Lab., Virginia Tech., Blacksburg, VA, USA
fYear
1998
fDate
17-19 Sep 1998
Firstpage
9
Lastpage
14
Abstract
Virginia Power Electronics Center (VPEC) has developed a stacked-plate technique for 3-D packaging of power electronics building block modules. A basic building block-a two-switch two-diode half-bridge converter in totem-pole configuration with built-in gate-driver and protection circuitry, fiber-optic receiver/transmitter interface, and soft-switching capability has been constructed. This innovative packaging technique uses high-performance copper/aluminum nitride/copper sandwiched plates as substrates for power devices. To interconnect the devices, metal posts are soldered directly onto the devices instead of using wire bonding. Test and modeling results of the packaged modules showed the potential for low parasitics, excellent thermal management, and improved reliability
Keywords
modules; packaging; power electronics; 3D packaging; Cu-AlN-Cu; Virginia Power Electronics Center; built-in gate-driver; fiber-optic receiver/transmitter interface; metal posts; power electronics modules; protection circuitry; reliability; soft-switching capability; stacked-plate technique; thermal management; totem-pole configuration; two-switch two-diode half-bridge converter; Circuits; Copper; Electronic packaging thermal management; Electronics packaging; Optical fiber devices; Optical fiber testing; Power electronics; Protection; Thermal management; Transmitters;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Integrated Power Packaging, 1998. IWIPP. Proceedings., IEEE International Workshop on
Conference_Location
Chicago, IL
Print_ISBN
0-7803-5033-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IWIPP.1998.722243
Filename
722243
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