DocumentCode :
2069932
Title :
SiP fabricated by W-CSP using excimer laser via-hole formation and Cu electroplating
Author :
Koiwa, Ichiro ; Wakuda, Yohei ; Suzuki, Takashi ; Tamura, Toshio ; Fujisaki, Atsushi ; Koiwa, Kentaro ; Yamada, Tadaaki ; Ando, Satoshi ; Matsuno, Akira
Author_Institution :
Kanto Gakuin Univ., Yokohama
fYear :
2009
fDate :
26-29 May 2009
Firstpage :
879
Lastpage :
885
Abstract :
Recently high density packaging technologies have been strongly requested to realize ubiquitous networking society. A wafer-level chip size packaging (W-CSP) technology is one of the most promising technologies for high density and environmental friendly packaging. Purpose of this study is to fabricate system in package (SiP) by using W-CSP technology. In this study, we have fabricated two chip module by W-CSP using excimer laser to form via-holes and electro-plating to fill via-holes. This study has two main new technologies, one is new via-hole formation by using excimer laser that makes small (30mum diameter) and deep (50 and 100mum) via-holes, a micro-lens array has been used to shorten via-hole formation time. The micro-lens array makes one-line via-hole formation at once. And the other is new copper electroplating techniques to fill via-holes which have same diameter (30 mum) and different depth (50 and 100 mum) by controlling additives and agitating conditions. In this study, we have fabricated two chip module, first step, second chip mounting on first chip. The second chips whose thickness was 50 mum was mounted on wafer (first chip) that has been finished up wafer process. The second chips have been thinned and mounted by DAF tape. Next, polyimide or epoxy resin whose thickness was about 100 mum was coated by spin-coater to cover the mounted chips. Two types of viahole whose depths were different, 50 and 100 mum, should be formed by excimer laser to connect pads between the wafer pad and mounted chip pad. The excimer laser have formed two types of via whose diameter was about 30 mum. Damage by excimer laser irradiation have been examined by irradiation of laser to gate of FET transistor directly. Properties of FET transistor did not change even after 500 pluses of 400 mJ/cm2 which are much enough for via-hole formation. To shorten via-hole formation time, a micro-lens array was designed. An ashing process with CF4 gas has performed to - clean surface and inside of via-holes. After via-hole formation, seed-layers, sputtered Ti and Cu films are necessary for following copper electro-deposition. By microscopy measurement, the seed-layers were uniformly formed from top to bottom of via-hole. In general mixture of additives, these are brightener, leveler and suppressor, made via-hole filling completely. By controlling leveler effect, the via-hole with 30 mum diameter and 100 mum depth have been perfectly filled by copper electroplating. Both mechanical agitation and current density is effective to via-hole filling. Moreover, additional electroless copper seed-layer to increase conductivity at near the bottom of via-hole is also effective to suppress voids at the bottom of vai-holes. Therefore, the multi-chip module would be performed by the W-CSP with excimer laser and copper electro-plating.
Keywords :
chip scale packaging; copper; electroplated coatings; field effect transistors; laser materials processing; microlenses; system-in-package; wafer level packaging; Cu; FET transistor; W-CSP technology; ashing process; chip module fabrication; copper electro-deposition; copper electroplating; current density; depth 100 mum; depth 50 mum; environmental friendly packaging; epoxy resin; excimer laser via-hole formation; high density packaging technology; mechanical agitation; microlens array; microscopy measurement; multichip module; polyimide; seed-layers; size 30 mum; spin-coating; sputtered films; system-in-package; ubiquitous networking; wafer-level chip size packaging technology; Additives; Copper; Epoxy resins; FETs; Filling; Optical arrays; Packaging; Polyimides; Surface cleaning; Wafer scale integration;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Electronic Components and Technology Conference, 2009. ECTC 2009. 59th
Conference_Location :
San Diego, CA
ISSN :
0569-5503
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-4475-5
Electronic_ISBN :
0569-5503
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ECTC.2009.5074116
Filename :
5074116
Link To Document :
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