DocumentCode
1937648
Title
End users access to prototype and production MCMs
Author
Forman, G.A. ; Becker, C.A. ; Eskew, M. ; Huegel, Ron ; Smith, David ; Jordan, R.R.
Author_Institution
GE Corp. Res., Schenectady, NY, USA
fYear
1993
fDate
15-18 Mar 1993
Firstpage
52
Lastpage
57
Abstract
The authors point out that the GE high density interconnect multichip module (HDI MCM) process has been broadly applied to many types of advanced system architectures, and recently the CAD technology has been transferred into the hands of a community of system designers. This HDI CAD process is based on a commercial, non-proprietary tool suite that has been successfully utilized at more than 10 remote sites. The dissemination of the GE HDI design methodology to various sites is detailed, and the CAD tools and techniques involved with the HDI interface to both the GE prototype and TI Merchant MCM Foundry are compared. Several HDI project case studies involving CAD tool usage and module production, from chip procurement and design transition to finished, tested modules, are described
Keywords
CAD/CAM; circuit CAD; integrated circuit manufacture; multichip modules; CAD technology; CAD tool usage; GE HDI design methodology; GE high density interconnect multichip module process; HDI CAD process; MCM prototype; advanced system architectures; chip procurement; electronic design automation; end user access; manufacture; module production; open foundry concept; Assembly; Computer aided manufacturing; Computer integrated manufacturing; Design automation; Design methodology; Layout; Manufacturing processes; Packaging; Production; Prototypes;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Multi-Chip Module Conference, 1993. MCMC-93, Proceedings., 1993 IEEE
Conference_Location
Santa Cruz, CA
Print_ISBN
0-8186-3540-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/MCMC.1993.302152
Filename
302152
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