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Page 1 i-NEMI Substrate & Packaging Technology Workshop Development of Organic Multi Chip Package for High Performance Application Shoji Watanabe SHINKO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. April 22, 2014

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  • Page 1

    i-NEMI Substrate & Packaging Technology Workshop

    Development of Organic Multi Chip

    Package for High Performance

    Application

    Shoji Watanabe

    SHINKO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.

    April 22, 2014

  • Page 2

    Agenda

    Introduction

    Topics of Discussion

    Structure

    Design Study

    Process flow

    TV introduce

    Reliability test and warpage

    Thin core i-THOP

    PoP Application

    Conclusions

  • Page 3

    Background

    Miniaturization of Electronics

    ( Mobile Phone, Tablet, Digital Camera etc. )

    2.5D lower cost and higher yield solution,

    Development the “ i-THOP” (integrated - Thin film High density Organic Package)

    Miniaturization and High Functionality of Electronic Components

    2.5D technology will be needed Can be assemble in narrow pitch divided high performance die,

    another type die

  • Page 4

    Target application

    2D 2.5D 3D

    HD organic interposer

    Silicon interposer

    Organic substrate 10/10

    8/8

    5/5

    3/3

    2/2

    1/1

  • Page 5

    Architecture

    options

    A : “Hybrid” high density interposer

    B : “Single” high density interposer

    Advantage

    •Combination of known good substrate

    •Relatively smaller interposer size

    •No solder interconnect between layers

    •Total height is reduction compare to Type A.

    •Assembly is simple.

    •No supply chain complexity

    Organic interposer structure

    Comparison of 2 candidate architectures for 2/ 2.5D

    Interposer substrate architecture

    Shinko recommendation :

    The process of type A is needed the same dry process as option B and then, type B is not

    necessary solder interconnect between layers.

  • Page 6

    Supply chain for interposer substrate

    Si wafer

    Foundry

    interposer

    Interposer suppliers

    Build up substrate

    Substrate suppliers

    Ass’y & Test

    OSAT

    Middle interconnect

    Substrate suppliers

    Ass’y & Test

    OSAT

    Customer Customer

    Si wafer

    Foundry

    Build up substrate or Interposer

    Substrate suppliers

    Ass’y & Test

    OSAT

    Customer

    •Design •Qualification •Purchasing

    “Type A” “Type B”

    Organic interposer structure

    Shinko recommendation :

    There are no supply chain complexity on type B . It can be follow to conventional process.

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    I. Stack up structure of i-THOP

    Core

    Cu foil

    Cu foil

    Dielectric layer Electric Cu plating

    Solder resist

    Thin film

    Layer

    FL1 Cu

    FL2 Cu

    FL3 Cu

    FL4 Pad

    Electric Cu plating

    Dielectric layer

    The configuration of the metal layer is 4+2/2/3 layer.

    This structure is the integration of a thin film interposer on the conventional Build up PWB.

    Layer Material

    FL4 Cu

    FL3-FL4 photosenstive resin

    FL3 Cu

    FL2-FL3 photosenstive resin

    FL2 Cu

    FL1-FL2 photosenstive resin

    FL1 Cu

    2F-FL1 Dielectric resin

    2FC Cu

    1FC-2F Dielectric resin

    1FC Cu

    0FC-1F Dielectric resin

    0FC Cu

    0BC-0FC Core

    0BC Cu

    0BC-1B Dielectric resin

    1BC Cu

    1BC-2B Dielectric resin

    2BC Cu

    2B-3B Dielectric resin

    BGA Cu

    BSR Solder resist

    Total thickness

  • Page 8

    Drawing image

    Stack up structure (3-1/2/2)

    I. Design Study ~ASIC-Wide I/O2

    ASIC

    Wide I/O2 Wide I/O2

    Via structure Line/Space DRs

    2FLS layers +1pad layer are necessary at least on ASIC-wide I/O2

  • Page 9

    Drawing image

    Stack up structure (4-1/2/2)

    ASIC

    HBM HBM

    Via structure

    I. Design Study ~ASIC-HBM

    FLS design

    3FLS layers +1pad layer are necessary at least on ASIC-HBM

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    1_1 TH formation.

    1_2 Cu patterning

    1_3 Dielectric layer

    1_4 Laser via

    1_7 Dielectric layer

    1_5 Resist patterning

    1_6 Cu layer

    Common Build up process

    2_1 Laser via Cu

    plating

    2_2 CMP process

    3_4 Photo-

    sensitive resin

    photo via form

    3_2 Photo resist

    patterning

    3_3 thin Cu layer

    formation

    3_1 Seed layer

    formation

    3_5 Pad form.

    Surface finish

    II.. Process Flow

    Planarization process

    Thin film layer process

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    (b) Stacked φ10 μm via (a) Overall picture of TV

    (c) L / S=2/2 μm trace

    2.0 μm 2.0 μm 1.9 μm

    II. X-section of i-THOP

    The thin film layers have been formed on the conventional BU layers.

    φ10um micro via and L/S = 2/2μm of fine line is made on thin film layer

    Schematic of i-THOP

    FL3

    FL2

    FL1

    φ10 μm via

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    III. Over View the Fine Line Layer (FL3)

    Die to die connected fine trace L/S=2/2 μm Cu trace

    fan out

    L/S=2/2μm

    Cu trace is formed L/S=2/2 to 5/5 μm connected between the assuming wide I/O memory to logic.

    FL3

    FL2 FL1

    FL4

    Schematic of i-THOP

    Logic IC side

    Memory side

  • Page 13

    IV. Reliability Test of i-THOP

    Test Conditions Out put items

    Pre-

    condition

    MSL 3A(HTS125degC/24hr.)+

    THS(60degC/60%RH/40hr.)

    Reflow(260+5/-0degC x3 times)

    Visual inspection

    Thermal

    Shock

    w/ pre-condition

    Condition-B

    (-55 deg C~ 125deg C

    100,300,500,700,1000cycles.)

    Conductive resistance

    For cracking bottom of micro via

    Bias

    HAST

    w/ pre-condition

    130degC/85%RH

    50,100,150hr. 3.5V

    Insulation resistance

    For migration between the fine lines.

    Reliability Test of i-THOP Sample size: 40.0 x 40.0mm x 0.8mmt

    Overview of i-THOP TV

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    IV.. TS Test Pattern

    To BGA To BGA

    Stacked micro via

    200μm pitch

    Stagger micro via

    To BGA To BGA

    Stacked via Max:

    887via/net

    FL2

    CF2

    FL1

    10μm

    25μm

    FL3

    Laser via

    CF2

    25μm

    FL2

    FL1

    FL3

    Laser via

    10μm

    45μm

    Stagger via Max:

    1076via/net

    Schematic of i-THOP

    FL3

    FL2 FL1

    FL4

  • Page 15

    Criteria:

    Via daisy Change of resistance +10 ~ -10[%]

    IV.. Result of TS Test

    Initial Pre-con 100cyc. 300cyc. 500cyc. 700cyc. 1000cyc.

    Stagger via Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

    Stacked via Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

    There was no significant change of resistance by 1000cycle.

    No delamination observed on via bottom x-sectional by SEM.

    X-section of photo defined via

    representative After TS 1000cyc.

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    IV. HAST Test Pattern

    FL2 Layer

    L/S=3/3μm

    L/S=4/4μm

    L/S=5/5μm

    L/S=2/2μm To Pad (-)

    To Pad(+)

    1mm

    FL3

    FL2 FL1

    FL4

    Schematic of i-THOP

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    IV. Result of HAST

    All design has kept the criteria.

    Criteria:

    Comb pattern Insulation resistance >100Mohm

    Initial Pre-con 50hours. 100hours. 150hours.

    L/S=2/2μm Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

    L/S=3/3μm Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

    L/S=4/4μm Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

    L/S=5/5μm Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

    X-section of 2μm Cu trace

    After HAST 150hr.

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    IV. Unit Level Warpage

    The warpage is convex and 70 μm at room temperature.

    Heated to maximum temperature, the warpage increased by 10 μm but was stable.

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    #Sample_1

    #Sample_2

    #Sample_3

    Unit: μm

    R.T R.T

    260degC

    Scan area : 40.0mmsq.

    Core thx. : 0.8mm

    Temperature profile : R.T~260degC~R.T

    Method : Shadow Moiré

    Overview of i-THOP TV

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    0.8mm thickness Core

    (Described presentation)

    0.4mm thickness Core

    0.2mm thickness Core

    Image of i-THOP

    V. Thin core i-THOP ~Over View~ For thin technology solution

    Features:

    Z direction of the total height is reduced.

    Low warpage structure.

    Minimum of Cu trace is L/S=2/2um.

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    V. Thin core i-THOP ~X-Section~ Core thickness 0.8mm 0.4mm 0.2mm

    Structure

    (Fine layer+

    PWB layer)

    4+2/2/3

    X-section

    Total height(mm) 1.2 0.780 0.580

    Dynamic

    Warpage(μm)

    @7mmsq

    11 11 12

    Status Reliability test Passed

    (Described presentation)

    Under

    Developing

    Using the 0.2mm core , Total thickness could be thinner than 600μm.

    In any case, warpage of die assembly area is around 10μm.

    Total height Total height

    Total height

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    V. Die area warpage

    Core thx.:0.2mmt

    Core thx.:0.4mmt Core thx.:0.8mmt

    39mm

    39

    mm

    Measurement area

    Inside white square

    7mmx7mm.

    Compared the warpage of core thickness.

    It is stable to assuming wide I/O die area.

    Dynamic range is under the 12μm over

    temperature range.

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    Ⅵ . i-THOP PoP Application

    For POP

    Die 1 Die 2

    Other type of Device

    It can be used for Memory, logic IC, Analog IC, sensor and, optical elements and so on.

    Die 1 Die 2

    With MCeP®

    Build-up embedded

  • Page 23

    1) We invented a novel high density package to enable multi chip

    interconnect directly on a conventional organic substrate.

    2) The structure and process were successfully demonstrated.

    3) Reliability test result showed no failure at the TS 1000cycles

    and HAST 150hr.

    4) Warpage of i-THOP was stable. The temperature dependency

    was small from room to reflow-temp. range.

    5) For proposing the thinner package solution, we are developing

    the thin core i-THOP.

    Conclusions

    We have developed the i-THOP as an alternative to the silicon

    interposer.

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    Thank you for your attention.