Abstract:
A substrate-less interposer for a stacked silicon interconnect technology (SSIT) product, includes: a plurality of metallization layers, at least a bottom most layer of the metallization layers comprising a plurality of metal segments, wherein each of the plurality of metal segments is formed between a top surface and a bottom surface of the bottom most layer of the metallization layers, and the metal segments are separated by dielectric material in the bottom most layer; and a dielectric layer formed on the bottom surface of the bottom most layer, wherein the dielectric layer includes one or more openings for providing contact to the plurality of metal segments in the bottom most layer.
Abstract:
Some examples described herein provide for a heterogeneous integration module (HIM) that includes a thermal management apparatus. In an example, an apparatus (e.g., a HIM) includes a wiring substrate, a first component, a second component, and a thermal management apparatus. The first component and the second component are communicatively coupled together via the wiring substrate. The thermal management apparatus is in thermal communication with the first component and the second component. The thermal management apparatus has a first thermal energy flow path for dissipating thermal energy generated by the first component and has a second thermal energy flow path for dissipating thermal energy generated by the second component. The first thermal energy flow path has a lower thermal resistivity than the second thermal energy flow path.
Abstract:
A chip package assembly and method of fabricating the same are described herein. The chip package assembly generally includes at least one integrated circuit (IC) die that has had the original solder interconnects at least partially replaced to enhance the reliability of a redistribution layer disposed between the IC die and the substrate. In the resulting chip package assembly, at least one IC die includes first and second pillars extending from exposed contact pads through a first mold compound. The second pillars are fabricated from a material that has a composition different than that of the first pillars. A redistribution layer is formed on the first and second pillars. The solder interconnects mechanically couple the redistribution layer to landing pads of a substrate. The solder interconnects also electrically couple circuitry of the substrate to the circuitry of the IC die through the redistribution layer and first and second pillars.
Abstract:
A cooling plate assembly and electronic device having the same are provided which utilize active and passive cooling devices for improved thermal management of one or more chip package assemblies included in the electronic device. In one example, a cooling plate assembly is provided that includes a cooling plate having a first surface and an opposing second surface, a first active cooling device coupled to the first surface of the cooling plate, and a first passive cooling device coupled to the second surface of the cooling plate.
Abstract:
Some examples described herein provide for three-dimensional (3D) thermal management apparatuses for thermal energy dissipation of thermal energy generated by an electronic device. In an example, an apparatus includes a thermal management apparatus that includes a primary base, a passive two-phase flow thermal carrier, and fins. The thermal carrier has a carrier base and one or more sidewalls extending from the carrier base. The carrier base and the one or more sidewalls are a single integral piece. The primary base is attached to the thermal carrier. The carrier base has an exterior surface that at least a portion of which defines a die contact region. The thermal carrier has an internal volume aligned with the die contact region. A fluid is disposed in the internal volume. The fins are attached to and extend from the one or more sidewalls of the thermal carrier.
Abstract:
A chip package assembly and method for fabricating the same are provided which utilize a plurality of electrically floating extra-die heat transfer posts for improved thermal management. In one example, a chip package assembly is provided that includes a substrate, a first integrated circuit (IC) die, and a first plurality of electrically floating extra-die conductive posts. The substrate has a first surface and an opposing second surface. The first integrated circuit (IC) die has a first surface and an opposing second surface. The second surface of the first IC die is mounted to the first surface of the substrate. The first plurality of electrically floating extra-die conductive posts extend from the first surface of the first IC die to provide a heat transfer path away from the first IC die.
Abstract:
Examples generally provide a stacked silicon interconnect product and method of manufacture. The stacked silicon interconnect product includes a silicon substrate-less interposer comprising a plurality of metallization layers, wherein at least one metallization layer includes a plurality of metal segments separated by dielectric material. The stacked silicon interconnect product also includes a first die coupled to a first side of the silicon substrate-less interposer via a first plurality of microbumps. The stacked silicon interconnect product further includes a second die coupled to a second side of the silicon substrate-less interposer via a second plurality of microbumps, the second die communicatively coupled to the first die through a metallization layer of the plurality of metallization layers.
Abstract:
Chip packages and electronic devices are provided that include a thermal capacitance element that improves the operation of IC dies at elevated temperatures. In one example, a chip package is provided that includes an integrated circuit (IC) die, a lid thermally connected to the IC die, and a thermal capacitance element thermally connected to the lid. The thermal capacitance element includes a container and a capacitance material sealingly disposed in the container. The capacitance material has a phase transition temperature that is between 80 and 100 percent of a maximum designed operating temperature in degrees Celsius of the IC die.
Abstract:
An example clamping assembly tray for packaging a semiconductor device includes a frame having a bottom surface and side walls extending from the bottom surface that define a cavity; and a compressible member disposed on the bottom surface of the frame within the cavity, where a top portion of the compressible member provides a support surface for supporting the semiconductor device, the support surface being between the bottom surface and a top edge of the side walls.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus are described for enabling copper-to-copper (Cu—Cu) bonding at reduced temperatures (e.g., at most 200° C.) by significantly reducing Cu oxide formation. These techniques provide for faster cycle time and entail no extraordinary measures (e.g., forming gas). Such techniques may also enable longer queue (Q) or staging times. One example semiconductor structure generally includes a semiconductor layer, an adhesion layer disposed above the semiconductor layer, an anodic metal layer disposed above the adhesion layer, and a cathodic metal layer disposed above the anodic metal layer. An oxidation potential of the anodic metal layer may be greater than an oxidation potential of the cathodic metal layer. Such a semiconductor structure may be utilized in fabricating IC packages implementing 2.5D or 3D integration.