Author :
Geissinger, John ; Keller, Frank ; Trevino, Scott ; Kamei, Toru
Abstract :
Utilizing the existing wire bonding infrastructure, it is now possible to extend wire bonding, substrate, and molding technologies to produce extremely low cost, fine pitch CSP package solutions. These packages exploit available 35μm die pad pitch capability and 20/20μm line/space tape substrate technology to produce low-cost, miniature, light-weight devices at a maximum mounted thickness of 0.8mm (to comply with JEDEC outline for wfBGA). These types of CSP solutions are required in portable handheld devices with increased functionality, such as cell phones, pagers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), digital cameras, and gaming devices. 3M, Sumitomo Bakelite, and Kulicke & Soffa have collaborated in the design, manufacture, and validation of a 10mm × 10mm flex circuit based BGA device at 0.5mm ball pitch and 276 I/Os. The key to this package is the use of an on-die in-line bond pad pitch of 35μm and an on-substrate staggered bond pad design with an effective pitch of 50μm. This substrate technology enables the ultimate in low cost packaging due to the small die size and resulting package size.
Keywords :
ball grid arrays; cameras; chip scale packaging; fine-pitch technology; lead bonding; mobile handsets; moulding; notebook computers; 0.5 mm; 0.8 mm; 10 mm; 20 micron; 35 micron; 3M; 50 micron; BGA; JEDEC outline; Kulicke & Soffa; Sumitomo Bakelite; cell phones; cost; die size; digital cameras; fine pitch wirebonding; functionality; gaming devices; line/space tape substrate technology; molding technologies; on-die in-line bond pad pitch; on-substrate staggered bond pad design; package size; pagers; personal digital assistants; portable handheld devices; substrate technology; tape based CSP package; Bonding; Cellular phones; Chip scale packaging; Collaboration; Costs; Digital cameras; Handheld computers; Personal digital assistants; Space technology; Wire;