Title :
Flip chip die attach development for multichip mechatronics power packages
Author :
Paulasto-Kröckel, Mervi ; Hauck, Torsten
Author_Institution :
Transp. & Stand. Product Group, Motorola GmbH, Munich, Germany
fDate :
10/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
New package innovations are needed to address the next generation system requirements of the automotive market. Enhanced system functionality from semiconductor components and overall cost reduction demands drive multichip package solutions. The use of semiconductor devices to switch, control and monitor high current loads will integrate logic and power devices on a common substrate with requirements for effective power dissipation, current carrying capability and fine width conductor features for the control device and interconnections. To achieve these goals Motorola´s Advanced Interconnection Systems Laboratory, Munich, has developed a new package concept, a multichip mechatronics power package, utilizing flip chip die attach technology and electroplated eutectic SnPb solder bumps. With the goal to deliver an advanced package platform to cover different power levels in the system architecture,the several substrate technologies were evaluated
Keywords :
automotive electronics; fine-pitch technology; flip-chip devices; integrated circuit interconnections; integrated circuit packaging; mechatronics; microassembling; multichip modules; power semiconductor devices; power semiconductor switches; SnPb; automotive market; automotive mechatronics; control device; cost reduction; current carrying capability; current load control; current load monitoring; current load switching; electroplated eutectic SnPb solder bump; fine width conductor features; flip chip die attach development; flip chip die attach technology; flip chip reliability; integrated logic/power devices; interconnections; multichip mechatronics power packages; multichip package; multichip packaging; package platform; power dissipation; semiconductor components; semiconductor devices; substrate technologies; system architecture; system functionality; system requirements; Automotive engineering; Cost function; Flip chip; Mechatronics; Microassembly; Power system interconnection; Semiconductor device packaging; Semiconductor devices; Substrates; Technological innovation;
Journal_Title :
Electronics Packaging Manufacturing, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/6104.980039