Title :
Automotive electronics - Packaging as enabler technology
Author :
Knoblauch, Andreas
Author_Institution :
Infineon, Neubiberg, Germany
fDate :
Nov. 30 2010-Dec. 2 2010
Abstract :
Automotive mega-trends like fuel efficient cars, safety and - last but not least - E-vehicles drive the increase of electronic content in modern cars. This calls for performance and cost optimized product concepts. Wafer technology, design and packaging are the dimensions for this optimization. Therefore, semiconductor packaging is a key enabler technology for automotive electronics. The main innovation fields are: 1. Further shrink of Silicon die sizes and the trend to higher loads lead to a significant increase of the current density on the device. In addition the requirements for optimizing Rth/Zth become more stringent. New interconnect & package concepts are required. 2. OEM and Tier1 pay more and more attention on package robustness and 2nd level reliability (like TCoB). To satisfy these requirements Infineon has developed proprietary technologies to achieve highest package robustness. In my talk I will give an overview on the innovative package technologies developed by Infineon and map these to the market requirements.
Keywords :
automotive electronics; reliability; semiconductor device packaging; 2nd level reliability; E-vehicle drive; automotive electronics; current density; electronics packaging; fuel efficient cars; innovative package technology; semiconductor packaging; silicon die; wafer technology; Robustness; Silicon; Through-silicon vias;
Conference_Titel :
Electronic Manufacturing Technology Symposium (IEMT), 2010 34th IEEE/CPMT International
Conference_Location :
Melaka
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-8825-4
DOI :
10.1109/IEMT.2010.5746761