Title
Wafer level encapsulated materials evaluation for chip on wafer (CoW) approach in 2.5D Si interposer integration
Abstract
Wafer level molding is an important process step in the chip on wafer approach and seems currently required in stacking first process flow. Thermo-mechanical properties of molding material has to be controlled to limit stress induce by CTE mismatch with silicon wafer and also to assure planarization and protection functions. 2D and 3D finite element simulations have been performed to evaluate strain and stress impact at wafer level of material properties of silicone based and epoxy based molding compounds. Impacts of Si interposer thickness, design and chips arrangement on wafer warpage are presented and compared with experimental results.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1109/3DIC.2013.6702394
3D Systems Integration Conference
Keywords
Field
DocType
elemental semiconductors,finite element analysis,moulding,silicon,three-dimensional integrated circuits,2.5D interposer integration,CTE,Si,chip on wafer,epoxy based molding compounds,finite element simulations,molding material,silicon wafer,silicone,thermo-mechanical properties,wafer level encapsulated materials evaluation,wafer level molding,3D integration,Si interposer,chip on wafer,thermomechanical simulations,wafer level molding
Wafer,Composite material,Embedded Wafer Level Ball Grid Array,Interposer,Wafer testing,Wafer dicing,Die preparation,Die (integrated circuit),Materials science,Wafer backgrinding
Conference
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
2164-0157
1
0.48
References 
Authors
1
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Joblot, S.110.82
Farcy, A.210.48
Nicolas Hotellier331.81
Jouve, A.451.38