PREPUBLICATION ABSTRACT

IMAPS Device Packaging Conference
March 19 - 22, 2007
CONFERENCE INFORMATION

 

Assembly Strategies for 3D-Integration; Wafer-to-Wafer versus Chip-to-Wafer

Gilbert Lecarpentier, International Product Manager
SUSS MicroTec
Haute-Savoie F-74490,
France

 

With the advent of 3D Integration concepts and wafer stacking as a potential enabler for the continuation of Moore’s law, the aligned wafer bonding requirements have shifted significantly. The post bond alignment accuracy requirements have increased by approximately an order of magnitude into the range of 0.5um-2.5um. Post-bond alignment precision across the wafer represents the gating element defining size and density of layer-to-layer interconnections.

Chip-to-Wafer bonding and wafer reconstruction represent alternative or complementary solutions to improve yield and chip size flexibility. The following paper reviews the pros and cons of the two methods and the impact of the density increase on the assembly equipment.