학술논문

Novel 2.5D RDL Interposer Packaging: A Key Enabler for the New Era of Heterogenous Chip Integration
Document Type
Conference
Source
2021 IEEE 71st Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC) ECTC Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC), 2021 IEEE 71st. :321-326 Jun, 2021
Subject
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Fabrication
Fans
High performance computing
Conferences
Electronic components
Packaging
Wafer scale integration
Re-distribution layer (RDL)
RDL Interposer
Fan out wafer level packaging
Heterogeneous integration
High performance computing (HPC)
Language
ISSN
2377-5726
Abstract
Advances in the high performance computing (HPC) lead to a new frontier of the fan out wafer level packaging (FOWLP) development. To provide a solution of cost-attractive package for heterogeneous chip integration, FOWLP has recently emerged as an indispensable platform. Herein, we propose novel 2.5D re-distribution layer (RDL) interposer packaging technology including the fabrication of fine-pitch RDL interposer (>560 mm 2 ) assembled with one high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and two ASICs, in order to achieve the TSV-less and cost-effective package. The intrinsic features of the fine-pitch RDL interposer enhances the integrity of the signals and the reliability of the bump joints, and thus integrates multiple chips and accommodates higher I/O counts. With the fine-pitch 2.5D RDL interposer technology, the system-in-package is fabricated in order to substantiate the functions of the HBM, and tested to analyze the characteristics of its performance. The fine-pitch 2.5D RDL interposer package demonstrates up to 3.2Gbps/pin operation with the HBM, and also shows excellent reliability without any failure during the reliability tests (TC1000hr, b-HAST 264hr, u-HAST 264hr and HTS1000hr). The proposed 2.5D RDL interposer technology can be a promising solution for the cost-effective and large size 2.5D packaging in the HPC applications.