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Page 1: 2007 ACES Workshop, CERN, 2011 March 10th 1 David HENRY CEA-LETI-Minatec ACES 2011 – CERN – 10-03-2011 2011 Advanced Packaging in LETI

2007

ACES Workshop, CERN, 2011 March 10th 1

David HENRY

CEA-LETI-Minatec

ACES 2011 – CERN – 10-03-2011

2011

Advanced Packaging in LETI

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ACES Workshop, CERN, 2011 March 10th 2

General outline

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

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ACES Workshop, CERN, 2011 March 10th 3

Leti at a Glance

Founded in 1967 as part of CEA

Leti is ISO2001 standard certified

1,600 researchers

37 start-ups & 23 common labsOver 1,700 patents

227 M€ budget

CEO Dr. Laurent Malier

190 PhD students + 34 post PhD > 75% from contract ~ 30M€ CapEx

284 in 2009 40% under license

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Leti’s Research Infrastructures

Nanoscale Characterization

More Moore300 mm nanoelectronics

200 mm Advanced "CMOS"

More Than Moore

200 mm

Design

Chemical and Biochemical

Technologies

Upstream Research

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Silicon

Advanced packaging in LETI : two research axes

Wafer Level Packaging

Manage functions at wafer level : - Mechanical protection- Hermeticity- Controlled atmosphere / Vacuum- Cost decrease

Package

Electronic component

Silicon 2Silicon 1

Silicon 3

To assembly more than one dies in one package :- Electrical links between strata- Electrical links with external world- Thermal management- Form factor reduction- Cost decrease

3D Integration

Packaging & integration team in LETI : ~ 60 people involved in :

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ACES Workshop, CERN, 2011 March 10th 6

General outline

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

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Wafer level packaging approaches

Thin film packagingThin film packaging

Sacrificial layer + thin film cap

Holes sealing

MEMS device

An ultra compact solution, compatible with IC fabs

Bonding capBonding cap

MEMS device

Bonding of the cap

Contact

Two integration schemes :

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Wafer level packaging approaches

Bonding Getters Contact

Requires to develop Generic technologies :

CIS applicationCIS application

Gyrometers

Accelerometers

TSV capTSV capHermetic AuSn Sealing

Bonding :

Polymer solution for prototyping and low cost applications

Eutectic bonding : An hermetic solution, compatible with high vacuum, and flip chip

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Generic technologies : getters

Why do we need getters in cavities :

Controlled and Low pressure (< 10-2 mbar) required in micro-cavities

Outgassing sources : sealing / MEMS / µleaks / permeation

Outgassing sources could become critical for the pressure

Getter material is able to pump residual gases

Deposited and patterned as a standard layer (no outsourcing)

Tunable activation temperature (to fit with sealing process)

Compatible with both wafer bonding and thin film packaging

Deposit Etching Pre-treatment Bonding Activation

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Hermetic AuSn Sealing

Electrical lift: Via Last TSV

Available on 200 mm wafers

MEMS Wafer

Generic technologies : contact by TSV

Electrical contact to outside world :

Hermetic metallic sealing (AuSn Wafer to wafer bonding)

TSV (Through Silicon Vias) in the cap wafer

Direct available for flip-chip

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ACES Workshop, CERN, 2011 March 10th 11

General outline

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

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Applications for Bonding cap

Functional demonstrators available :Presented at MEMS 2010: A fully packaged piezolectric switch with low voltage electrostatic hold, M. Cueff et al.

RF Switch with electrode on the cap wafer

Stand alone magnetic switch

AuSn sealing AuSn connections

actuator

TSVsawing

Published at Transducers 09 A New Magnetically Actuated Switch for Precise Position Detection, Coutier & al.

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Application for bonding cap: BAW protection

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Flip chip on BGA

BAW

Stacked on IC

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General outline

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

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What is 3D Integration ?

It’s the way to achieve an electronic system or a component by using

the third dimension (Z) instead of only the two first dimensions (X & Y)

3D Integration key drivers :

Form factor decrease

Miniaturization of final device (X,Y,Z)

Performances improvement

Decrease R, C, signal delay

Increase device bandwidth

Decrease power consumption

Cost decrease

Si surface decrease

Reuse of existing Packaging, BEOL & FEOL lines

One Chip SetTopBox (STM)

128 GB SSD, Toshiba

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Thermo mechanical & thermal Modeling

Electrical ModelingMo

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Thinning & Handling

Face to Face connections

Through Silicon Via (TSV)

Redistribution layers and Board connections

Components placement (WTW or CTW)

Layout & masks

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Standard Design rules manuel & Design kitCh 1

5x5 router

Ch1 NorthCh1 SouthCh1 EastCh1 West

Ch1 NorthCh1 South

Ch1 EastCh1 West

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Ch0 NorthCh0 SouthCh0 EastCh0 West

Ch0 NorthCh0 South

Ch0 EastCh0 West

Ch1 3D/Res

Ch0 3D/ Res

Ch1 3D/Res

Ch0 3D/Res

3D implementation & partitionningARM1176

CORE

WIFLEX

ASIP

UWB-LDPC

NoCnode

SME MephistoTRX

OFDM

ARM1176

+

SME

unit

RX-BIT+

HARQ

TRXOFDM

TRXOFDM

TRXOFDM

Mephisto Mephisto

Mephisto SME

SME

TX-BIT+

NoC perf

Mephisto

SMEEXT SME

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GALSadapter

LETI approach for 3D IntegrationIn

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Cost analysis

Test strategy

ReliabilityKelvin 5µm

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0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5Resistance [W]

%

09-Ref

10-Ref

11-Ref

12-Ref

13-Ref

14-Ref

15-SLE

16-SLE

17-SLE

Focus on today’s presentation

Based on a tool box, including :

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Temporary bonding / thinning / handling

Temporary bonding / Thinning/handling Toolbox

Debonder EVG 805Debonded wafer (70 µm)EVG 520 bonder Wafer bonded with temp. glue

Source : A. Jouve / Brewer Science / 3D IC 2009

Device Temporary bonding3D techno Debonding / handling / Stacking

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Classic Flip chip (Ball or stud bump)

Cu-Cu Direct bonding

Si

Si

Cu

SiO2

Si

Si

Cu

SiO2

Pitch reduction

> 100 µm 100-30 µm range Down to 5 µm30-10 µm range

Interconnections toolbox

µtubes in SAC

Solder-free µinserts

C2S pillars

C2C pillarsSLID / TLP

Face to face connections

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TSV Toolbox

Via First TSV (Polysilicon filled)

Trench AR 20, 5x100µm

Via Middle TSV (Copper or W filled)

AR 7 , 2 x 15µm AR 10, 10x100µm W filled

Via Last TSV (Copper liner)

AR 1 80x80µm

AR 2, 60x120µm

SiO2 flanc

métal RDL

BCB

bulle air sous BCB

60µm

AR 3, 40x120µm

Through Silicon Via (TSV)

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TSV Toolbox

2 approaches for components stacking

Wafer to wafer (W2W)

Chips to wafer (C2W)

High speed

High accuracy

SET FC 300Datacon

EVG 560

Source : ASM

Components placement

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General outline

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

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Assembling the bricks as a LEGO…

Die/die Die/substrate Die placement & die moldingTSV Handling

Face to Face Face to back 3 level stack1 active layer

Solder balls

Copper Pillars

µinserts

µtubes

Cu-Cu

Solder balls

Copper pillar

Wire Bonding TSV First

TSV Middle& BS AR10

TSV Last AR1

High throuputP&P

High precisionP&P

Self Assembly

Wafer To Wafer

Thick Polymer molding

Thin Polymer molding

Thin Oxydeplanarisation

Temp. Bonding +slide off

Temp Bonding+ zonebond

Permanentbonding

TSV Last AR2

TSV Last AR3

TSV Last High density

WLUF

Classic Underfill

DTW Cu-Cu

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Assembling the bricks…

Transferred to industry

TSV for CMOS image Sensors Silicon interposerHigh density

stack

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ST Micro / CEA-LETI

CIS application for mobile phone

TSV AR 1 : 1

SiO2 flanc

métal RDL BCB

bulle air sous BCB

60µm

Examples of Applications with partners

Production mode since 2009

300 mm production line @ STM Crolles

(FR)

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Advanced CMOS (45nm) 130 nm chip

Examples of Applications with partners

Top ChipInterposer

ST Micro / CEA-LETI

Partitioning for Set Top Box application

45nm technology stacked on 130nm interposer (Mature + advanced)

Top Die

Silicon InterposerC2C Cu Pillars

TSV

Substrate

AR 2, 60x120µmChip to substrate copper pillars

Thinned wafer (120 µm)

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Examples of Applications with partners

Thin silicon interposer mechanical and electrical caracterization

UBM

High density 3D interconnections:

Cu Pillars fabrication and analysis

Metal 1

Metal 2

Conformal insulation of TSV

IPDIA / CEA-LETI

Decoupling capacitance

RF Integrated passives

Integrated protection devices

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Examples of Applications with partners

Common lab started January 2011Nagano Engineers assigned to Leti

Shinko / CEA-LETI

High end applications Logic stack

300 mm wafers

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The next step of the toolbox : Open 3D initiative

Open 3D Initiative objectives Need of 3D technologies for a lot of applications / products: medical, bio, imaging, space,

energy, …

A complete 3D development is long and costly (techno development, specific design,…).

OPEN 3D initiative : to offer a 3D integration solutions for demonstrators & prototyping based on existing technologies

Open 3D philosophy :

Bottom component coming from IC

Foundry or customer

Top component coming from IC

Foundry or customer

Open 3D offer

3D technologies service

Final assy possible with packaging partners

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The next step of the toolbox : Open 3D initiative

Open 3D technological offer :

DRM / Layout & masques

Six elementary bricks

TSV Last (AR 1:1 & 2:1)

Interconnections C2C : Cu pillars

Interconnections C2C Cu post

Interconnections C2S : Cu pillars

Temporary bonding / Thinning / Debonding

Stacking & underfilling

SiO2

flanc

métal RDL

BCBbulle

air sous BCB

60µ

mSiO2

flanc

métal RDL

BCBbulle

air sous BCB

60µ

m

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General outline

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

1. Introduction

2. Wafer Level Packaging

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

3. 3D Integration

Key processes & technologies

Applications examples

4. Conclusion and perspectives

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General outline

Conclusions

Wafer level packaging and 3D Integration are the best candidates of packaging &

integration approaches for the next generations of devices.

LETI has developed a technological toolbox for Wafer level packaging and 3D

Integration

A part of this toolbox is now mature and ready for using at prototype level

Perspectives / Collaboration models

To develop new technologies to fill the toolbox and to meet our customers

requirements.

Collaboration models :

Classical R&D projects for new technologies developments / EU, local or

bilateral funding.

Prototyping Via open 3D initiative

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Thank you for your attentionQuestions ?