Device Packaging Agenda
IMAPS is pleased to present the DEVICE PACKAGING CONFERENCE. Feature presentations, panel discussions, GBC and PDCs are listed below!
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Tuesday, March 8th
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8:00am-8:20am
General Chair: Prasad Dhond, Amkor Technolgy
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8:20am-9:05am
KEYNOTE 1
FUTURE OF PACKAGING
Moore's law has been the driving engine for science, technology, manufacturing, hardware, software, systems, and applications, contributing to the prosperity of thousands of individuals and 100s corporations in dozens of countries. As Moore's Law benefits begin to slow down, not for the doubling of transistors but for decreasing transistor speeds and the resulting slower computing performances, it is becoming clear that packaging must play a very critical and strategic role, unlike in the past. Prof. Tummala referrers to it as the next Moore’s Law. Just like Moore’s Law has both doubling of transistors and simultaneous cost reduction, from node to node every 18-24 months, Moore’s Law for systems packaging or interconnections has been doing the same. Interconnections have been driven by computing systems and within computing systems, between logic and memory for the highest bandwidth and power efficiency.
The new era of artificial intelligence, mimicking the human brain with several orders better computer performance, is yet another reason for the next Moore's Law. The human brain is the ultimate systems packaging for the highest performance in the smallest size with the lowest power. Moore's Law for Packaging therefore must duplicate this architecture. The packaging or I/Os has historically evolved from DIPs in the 1970s with 16 IOs, QFP in the 1980s with 64 I/Os, ceramic packages in the 1990s with more than 500 I/Os, laminate packages in excess of 1000, and silicon packages approaching 200,000. Artificial intelligence mimicking the human brain may need several orders of magnitude.
Currently, the best Moore's Law for packaging is with wafer-based silicon packaging. But silicon-based packaging has many limitations at the material, device, circuit, and system levels. This talk describes the future need and potential opportunities to address this need.
Rao Tummala, Georgia Tech - Emeritus Professor
Rao Tummala is a Distinguished and Endowed Chair Professor and Director Emeritus at Georgia Tech in the USA. He is well known as an industrial technologist, technology pioneer, and educator. Prior to joining Georgia Tech in 1993, he was an IBM Fellow and Director of Advanced Packaging Lab (APTL), pioneering such major technologies as the industry’s first plasma display in the 1970s and the industry's first very large 100-chip package with direct copper and water cooling, very much like today's chiplet .As an educator, Prof. Tummala was instrumental in setting up the largest and most comprehensive Academic Center funded by NSF as the first and only NSF Engineering Research Center in Electronic Systems Packaging at Georgia Tech. Such a center, under his leadership, pioneered an integrated approach to System-On- Package research, education, and global industry collaborations. It involved about 30 academic and full-time research faculty, 200 Ph.D. and MS students, and 50-70 industry and academic collaborators from the US, Europe, Japan, Korea, India, and Taiwan. It educated thousands of packaging engineers in classrooms and hands-on labs, and produced more than 1000 engineers with Ph.D., MS, and BS degrees, supplying to every major electronics company in the US
In addition, he is a distinguished Alumni of the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India, the University of Illinois, and the Distinguished Faculty of Georgia Tech. He is a member of NAE, and a fellow of IEEE, IMAPS, and American Ceramic Society. He was the President of IEEE CPMT and IMAPS Societies. He has been an advisor to many semiconductor and system companies, and universities. For his legacy, life-long contributions, IEEE named him as one -in- generation of technologists and the Father of Modern Packaging, creating a Technical Field Award in his name-- IEEE Rao Tummala Electronics Packaging Award.
9:10am - 9:55am
KEYNOTE 2
ADVANCED PACKAGING: ENABLING MOORE'S LAW'S NEXT FRONTIER THROUGH HETEROGENEOUS INTEGRATION
With chiplet architectures becoming mainstream, and recognized as fundamental to enabling the continued economically viable growth of power efficient computing, advanced packaging technologies and architectures are becoming more critical to enabling Moore’s Law’s next frontier through heterogeneous integration. In this tutorial, we will cover the advanced package architectures being enabled by AMD to enable PPAC (power, performance, area and cost) improvements as well as enable heterogeneous architectures. The direct Cu-Cu bonding technology used in AMD’s 3D VCache architecture will be detailed and compared to industry standard 3D architectures for PPAC benefits. Other technologies that are being enabled to advance high performance computing architectures will also be previewed.
Raja Swaminathan, AMD - Senior Fellow
Dr. Raja Swaminathan is a Senior Fellow at AMD responsible for package architecture and advanced technology strategy and development. He was a package architect at Intel for 13 years, moved to Apple to architect their new silicon package architectures before moving to AMD to drive their industry leading chiplet architecture integration. He received his Bachelors’ from IIT Madras in 2000, PhD from Carnegie Mellon in 2005. He has over 35 US patents in the field and he is an IEEE Senior Member.
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General Chair: Prasad Dhond, Amkor Technology
Awards: Francoise von Trapp, 3D InCites
(Wasaja Ballroom)
Tuesday Morning Sessions
HETEROGENEOUS 2D & 3D INTEGRATION Track SESSIONS IN-PERSON | FAN-OUT, WAFER LEVEL PACKAGING SESSIONS IN-PERSON | AUTOMOTIVE, 5G & SESSIONS IN-PERSON | |
TA1: 2D/3D APPLICATION & DESIGN Chairs: Suresh Jayaraman, Amkor Technology | TA2: FOWLP & FLIP CHIP: PROCESS Chairs: Craig Bishop, Deca Technologies; Michael Vincent, NXP Semiconductors | TA3: iNEMI INVITED SESSION: 5G/MMWAVE PACKAGING: SOLVING HIGH FREQUENCY MATERIALS CHARACTERIZATION CHALLENGES Chairs: Grace O'Malley, iNEMI | |
10:45am-11:15am | 3D Packaging versus 3D Integration. Is there really a difference? John Park, Cadence Design Systems | Empowering Front-End Cellular Innovations with Advanced SiP Solutions Curtis Zwenger, Amkor Technology | Industry Challenges for Low Loss Measurements Say Phommakesone, Keysight (Urmi Ray, iNEMI) |
11:15am-11:45am | Heterogeneous IC Packaging, Optimizing Performance and Cost Michael Kelly, Amkor Technology, Inc. (Dave Hiner, George Scott, Doug Scott, Kevin Engel) | FOWLP Thermal Debonding: Easing Manufacturing Constraints Debbie-Claire Sanchez, ERS electronic GmbH | Key Highlights from iNEMI 5G Project Michael Hill, Intel Corp. |
11:45am-12:15pm | Heterogeneous Integration with 3D Packaging Rahul Agarwal, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (Patrick Cheng, Priyal Shah, Brett Wilkerson, Raja Swaminathan) | Cost-effective High-density Fan-Out Chip on Substrate using M-Series™ and Adaptive Patterning® Technology | mmWave Reference Material Development at NIST Lucas Enright, NIST ON-DEMAND VIDEO + LIVE QUESTIONS |
12:15pm-12:45pm | Designing Silicon Interposers for 2.5/3DIC Heterogeneous Integration - Meeting Foundry and OSAT Requirements Chris Cone, Siemens EDA (Jamie Metcalfe) | Direct Bonding of Glass to Si Using Surface Activation at Low Temperature ON-DEMAND VIDEO + LIVE QUESTIONS | 5G Electronics: Bridging the Measurement Challenges ON-DEMAND VIDEO + LIVE QUESTIONS |
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Tuesday Afternoon Sessions
HETEROGENEOUS 2D & 3D INTEGRATION Track SESSIONS IN-PERSON | FAN-OUT, WAFER LEVEL PACKAGING SESSIONS IN-PERSON | AUTOMOTIVE, 5G & SESSION AVAILABLE | |
TP1: 2D/3D TECHNOLOGY Chairs: Rahul Agarwal, AMD | TP2: FOWLP & FLIP CHIP: EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS Chairs: Knowlton Olmstead, Amkor Technology; Scott Hayes, NXP Semiconductors | TP3: SILICON PHOTONICS: the PATH AHEAD Chairs: Vik Chaudhry, Amkor Technology | |
2:00pm-2:30pm | 3D Packaging: MEMS and Sensor Point of View Marco Del Sarto, STMicroelectronics ON-DEMAND VIDEO + LIVE QUESTIONS | EMI Shielding for System in Package Using Spray Coating and Silver Particle-Free Ink Sima Hannani, Electroninks Inc. (Garret McKerricher, Melbs Lemieux) | The Bright Future of Photonics Applications |
2:30pm-3:00pm | Laser Processing of Molybdenum Substrates and Polyimide Layers for Extreme Environment Electronics Sherman Peek, Auburn University (George Hughes, John Sellers, Masoud Mahjouri-Samani, Mark Adams, Michael Hamilton) | Electrochemical Plating System Development of Nano-twinned Cu for Multiple WLP Features Jianwen Han, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions (Pingping Ye, Stephan Braye, Kyle Whitten, Cai Wang, David Shaffer, Adam Letize, Brian Gokey, Thomas Richardson, Elie Najjar) | Holistic Transformation in High Volume Manufacturing of Data Center Transceivers Tolga Tekin, Fraunhofer IZM |
3:00pm-3:30pm | Maskless Laser Direct Imaging & Adaptive Patterning Solution for Fan-Out Heterogeneous Integration Clifford Sandstrom, Deca Technologies (Timothy Olson) | The Grinding and Polishing Technology for Various Materials Bob Pinto, Okamoto Corporation (Takeru Inoue, Okamoto Machine Tool Works) | Advanced Packaging Technology for High Density Silicon Photonics Transceiver Engines Peter De Dobbelaere, Cisco |
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4:00pm-4:30pm | Thermal Performance Simulation of Heterogeneous Integration and Coupled Thermal-Mechanical Simulation of Large Body HDFO Nathan Whitchurch, Amkor Technology (Wei Lin, Mike Kelly) | Liquid Metal Embedded Elastomers (LMEEs) as TIM1 with Highly Reliable & Extremely Low Thermal Resistance Performance Navid Kazem, Arieca Inc. (Vivek Singh, Philip Marzolf, Jeffery Gelorme, Carmel Majidi) | Establishing a Packaging Ecosystem for GlobalFoundries Leadership Silicon Photonics Wafers – 2022 view Dan Berger, GLOBALFOUNDRIES (Norm Robson, Ian Melville) ON-DEMAND VIDEO |
4:30pm-5:00pm | New Development in Selective Surface Modification Materials with Promising Adhesion Performance Ziwei Liu, Brewer Science, Inc. (Jinhua Dai) | Influence of Rigid Carrier Substrates & its Release Layer on Ultra Fine Pitch FO-WLPs | More than Moore with Silicon Photonics Chiplets In Package (SCIP) |
5:00pm-5:30pm | Back End Commonality for Advanced Packaging: Large Form Factor Media Development Kirk Wheeler, Intel Corp.; Steve Anderson AT&S | Indium Alloy Termal Interface Materials for High-Power Lidded FCBGA Products YoungDo Kweon, Amkor Technology (Mike Kelly) | 30-minute Speaker Q&A LIVE QUESTIONS WITH ALL SPEAKERS IN SESSION |
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Tuesday Evening Panel Discussion
6:30pm-8:00pm
(ROOM 107-108)
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
So Many High Performance Packages: Is There a Winner?
Moderator:
E. Jan Vardaman, President and Founder, TechSearch International, Inc.
Panelists:
Calvin Cheung, ASE Group (Speaking Remotely)
Mike Kelly, Amkor Technology
Suresh Ramalingam, Xilinx (Speaking Remotely)
Islam (Sam) Salama, Hyperion Technologies
Raja Swaminathan, AMD
Wednesday, March 9th
GBC Kenote & Plenary Session
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Welcome to the Global Business Council (GBC) Keynote & Plenary Session on
US DOMESTIC CAPABILITIES FOR ON-SHORING
OF IC PACKAGING AND ASSEMBLY FOR DoD ACCESS
GBC Chairs: Thomas Goodman, Izinus; Rich Rice, ASE Group; Lee Smith, Applied Materials; Chris Riso, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
GBC Session Available LIVESTREAM for those Registered
7:00am-6:00pm | Registration | ||||
10:00am - 4:00pm | Exhibit Hall Open (Wassaja Ballroom) | ||||
7:00am-8:00am | Continental Breakfast Sponsored by: | ||||
8:00am-8:15am | GBC OPENING COMMENTS GBC Chairs: Rich Rice, ASE Group; Chris Riso, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. | ||||
8:15am-9:00am | KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: DoD‘S STATE OF THE ART (SOTA) HETEROGENEOUS INTEGRATED PACKAGING (SHIP) PROGRAM The DoD‘s State Of The Art (SOTA) Heterogeneous Integrated Packaging (SHIP) program is designed to increase the level of access to SOTA microelectronics for DoD and the Defense Industrial Base. The SHIP program is focused on developing a sustainable business and operational model to provide access to domestic sources of SOTA digital and radio frequency packaging. Sustained access to SOTA packaging will foster significant system performance increases, which will enable military system modernization and support next generation capabilities.
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9:00am-9:30am | SHIP DIGITAL John Sotir, Intel Corp. Programmable Solutions Group - Director of the State-of-the-Art Heterogeneous Integrated Packaging (SHIP) Organization The need for high memory bandwidth driven by AI/Machine learning workloads, with lower power consumption, and in small form factor has led to increased focus on Multi chip on-package integration in recent years. In order to satisfy this every hungry bandwidth need, recently Intel has been in the forefront of Multichip packaging technology revolution with the introduction of several new 2D, 2.5D and 3D packaging architectures such as Embedded Bridge (EmiB), Co- EmiB, Fovero’s, Fovero’s Omni and Fovero’s direct technologies. New advanced packaging technologies are critical enablers of Heterogeneous Integration because of their importance in delivering compact, power efficient platforms enabling easy swap and cost effective solutions to USG. Intel has been awarded SHIP contract to develop advanced Packaging solutions for USG. This talk will illustrate key multichip packaging solutions under development to meet USG needs and also discuss Intel’s advanced packaging capabilities in US to meet the needs of USG now and in the future. | ||||
9:30am-10:00am | SHIP RF Ted Jones, Qorvo Inc. - Sr. Product Line Director for High Performance Solutions Services within Infrastructure and Defense Products (IDP) Presentation will describe the Department of Defense (DoD) State of the Art (SOTA) Heterogeneous Integrated Packaging (SHIP) RF program which is developing and validating a sustainable and scalable model for access to SOTA microelectronics RF packaging of customized DoD microelectronic devices produced using a standard commercial production flow. RF package platforms developed are progressing from least complex to more complex throughout the course of the program. The SHIP-RF roadmap and status will be presented and will include Qorvo‘s SOTA capabilities that are being incrementally developed and deployed via the SHIP-RF Design Center (DC) and the Assembly and Test Center (ATC). | ||||
10:00am-10:20am | QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION WITH THE SHIP PROGRAM SPEAKERS | ||||
10:20am-11:00am | Break in the Exhibit Hall Sponsored by: | ||||
11:00am-11:30am | STATE OF THE ART HETEROGENEOUS INTEGRATED COMPUTING ENABLING WARFARE MODERNIZATION CAPABILITIES Tom Smelker, Mercury Systems – VP& GM, Microsystems Advanced packaging has migrated to the Pacific Rim for decades, introducing substantial risks as the DoD strategically modernizes. The integration of advanced microelectronics into sensors, networks, and weapons is foundational to all domains: land, air, sea, space, and cyberspace. The ability of advancing and reshoring capabilities in state of the art heterogeneous integrated (HI) microelectronics can increase the speed of modernization for United States. HI processing is foundational to DoD’s ability to modernize: to rapidly develop & deploy software, to integrate diverse sensors into multifunction systems (ex: cyber, EW, radar, comms), and to deploy trusted autonomous systems. A necessary partnership forms between the development and acquisition communities – to be able to design, fabricate, integrate, package, field, and globally deploy these advanced capabilities. Today, it is necessary to reshore key capabilities to address our critical national security challenges. Mercury Systems supports a trusted and secure design flow and advanced packaging capability for the most challenging missions: broadband multi-function RF systems, integration of novel 2.5D chiplets through modern silicon interposers & substrates, radiation tolerant processors, and secure processing. Our presentation will explore key initiatives we driving with the DoD to reshore advanced packaging capabilities for the defense community. | ||||
11:30am-12:00pm | DOMESTIC ADVANCED PACKAGING FOR HI-REL MICROELECTRONICS – THE FUTURE IS NOW John Lannon, Micross Advanced Interconnect Technology - General Manager Dr. John Lannon (’91 BS WVU/’96 PhD WVU in Physics) is the General Manager of Micross Advanced Interconnect Technology. Over the course of his career, he has been involved in process improvements related to fabrication of MEMS-like devices and assisted with the development of high density interconnects (sub-20 m pitch) for die stacking and detector hybridization. More recently, he contributed to the development of wafer-level vacuum packaging (WLVP) solutions for MEMS devices. As part of Micross, he continues to be focused on the development and implementation of 3D integration and advanced packaging solutions for government and commercial applications. John is an active member of AVS and member of the WLPS technical committee. | ||||
12:00pm - 12:30pm | Keys to Successful and Stable On-Shore Packaging and Advanced Packaging Defense Industrial Base Jim Will, SkyWater Technology - A&D BU Director Autonomous and next generation applications leverage a Supply Chain to enable integration of Technologies such as sensors, MEMs, computing, memory, communications, and other functions in a SiP that drives SWaP advancements. A healthy, open and stable Ecosystem supporting what can best be described as a ‘toolbox’ for various solution spaces is the foundation for our on-shore industrial base. Given the applications range, there is not a single solution and source to support the USG and Defense needs as is evident from the Digital and RF paths defined in DoD’s SHIP Program. Key needs and considerations will be presented as Industry and the USG engage to implement creative solutions to on-shore, stabilize and address gaps in the Ecosystem. This talk will promote the Ecosystem for strategic and enabling capabilities supporting HI, 2.5 and 3D such as WLFO and Si Interposers that will serve to maintain or promote our Technological Advantage and protect our warfighters. SkyWater’s complimentary AP capabilities and roadmap supporting the Ecosystem will be discussed. | ||||
12:30pm-12:35pm | GBC SESSION CLOSING REMARKS |
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Wednesday Afternoon Sessions
HETEROGENEOUS 2D & 3D INTEGRATION Track SESSIONS IN-PERSON | FAN-OUT, WAFER LEVEL PACKAGING SESSIONS IN-PERSON | AUTOMOTIVE, 5G & SESSIONS IN-PERSON | |
WP1: 2D/3D TECHNOLOGY: MATERIALS & DESIGN Chairs: Dave Hiner, Amkor Technology; Dongshun Bai, Brewer Science | WP2: FOWLP: TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN Chairs: Rameen Hadizadeh, Cirrus Logic; Curtis Zwenger, Amkor Technology | WP3: PRINTED ELECTRONICS Chairs: Robert Dean, Auburn University; Eric MacDonald, University of Texas at El Paso | |
2:00pm-2:30pm | Novel High Temperature Tape for Bump Protection with Easy Debonding | FOWLP and Flip Chip Cost Comparison: Impact of the Supply Chain Crunch Amy Lujan, SavanSys Solutions LLC ON-DEMAND VIDEO + LIVE QUESTIONS | Direct Digital Manufacturing (DDM) workflow for Printed Circuit Structures (PCS) C. Mike Newton, nScrypt, Inc. (Anand Kulkarni, Kyle Stoodt, Siemens Technology; Jason Benoit, Sciperio, Inc.) |
2:30pm-3:00pm | Photo-Imageable Dielectrics Enabling Structured MEMS and 2.5D / 3D Bonding Schemes David Danza, DuPont Electronics & Industrial (Colin Hayes, Kevin Wang, Greg Prokopowicz, Paul Berry, Masaki Kondo, Michael Gallagher) | Advanced Fanout Embedded Bridge Packaging Technology for Chiplets Integration Lihong Cao, ASE Group (Teck Chong Lee, Yung-shun Chang, Sheng-Wen Yang, Yen-Liang Huang, I-Ting Lin, Yihsien Wu) | Geometrically-Complex 3D Printed Alumina Substrates for Electronics Eric MacDonald, University of Texas at El Paso (Pedro Cortes, Youngstown State University) |
3:00pm-3:30pm | Low-Loss Photosensitive Polymeric Dielectric Materials for Millimeter Wave and Terahertz Applications Mei Dong, Brewer Science (Baron Huang, Duo Tsai, Rama Puligadda) ON-DEMAND VIDEO + LIVE QUESTIONS | Scaling Down while Scaling Up with M-Series? Fan-out & Adaptive Patterning | Inkjet-/3D-/4D-Printed 'Zero-Power' Flexible Wireless Ultrabroadband Packages & Modules for IoT, SmartAg and SmartCities Manos Tentzeris, Georgia Tech |
3:30pm-4:30pm | Break in the Exhibit Hall | ||
4:30pm-5:00pm | Heterogeneous Integration of Chiplets, Lego-like IP for More Than Moore Keith Felton, Siemens DISW | High Speed Transmission Characteristics of RDL Interposer Using Low Loss Dielectric Materials Satoru Kuramochi, Dai Nippon Printing | Aerosol Jet Printed Interconnects for Millimeter-Wave Components Bryan Germann, Optomec ON-DEMAND VIDEO |
5:00pm-5:30pm | Design and Analysis Challenges of 3D Multi -Chiplet Heterogenous Architectures John Park, Cadence Design Systems, Inc. | P-WLCSP: 6-Side Protected WLCSP Douglas Hackler, American Semiconductor, Inc. | Viability of 3D Printing Methods as a Solution for Field-repairs of Electronic Systems Abhijit Dasgupta, University of Maryland (Christopher Riso) |
5:30pm-6:00pm | Market & Technology Trends for the Fan-out and 2.5D/3D Packaging Technology Santosh Kumar, Yole Developpement | Improving Reliability of Fan-OUT Wafer Level Package Through Doping of Lead-Free Solder Balls Bernhard Rieder, Infineon (Walter Hartner, Gerhard Haubner, Martin Richard Niessner, Wenbo Yuan) ON-DEMAND VIDEO + LIVE QUESTIONS | Laser-Based Additive Nanomanufacturing of Printed Electronics on Rigid and Flexible Substrates Zabihollah Ahmadi, Auburn University (Seungjong Lee, Raymond Unocic, Nima Shamsaei, Masoud Mahjouri-Samani) |
Poster Session Happy Hour
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6:00pm-8:00pm
POSTER SESSION & HAPPY HOUR
Session Chair: Pui Leng Low, onsemi
IN-PERSON + ON-DEMAND VIDEOS
Poster Session & Happy Hour Sponsored by:
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Improving Semiconductor Manufacturing Yield with Chip-Level FEA
Tyler Ferris, Ansys (Greg Caswell)
Toward Ultra-Precision Surface: Polishing Performance of Dynaqualdiamond Slurry on the Advanced Optoelectronics Material
Tong Liu, Qualdiamond High Tech Inc (Biz Mohammed, Qian He)
Gold Wire Bonding vs. Coated Silver Wire Bonding
William Crockett, Tanaka USA (Dhiraj Bora, Silitronics)
Robert Dean, Auburn University (Moriah Reed, Auburn University; Ian Small, NASA-MFSC)
Jerry Broz, International Test Solutions, a CMC Materials Company (Bret Humphrey)
Mohammad Atif Faiz Afzal, Schrodinger Inc (Alexander Goldberg, Andrea Browning, Shaun Kwak, Mathew Halls)
Thermal Interface Materials: Effect of Physical Properties on Warpage in a Model Test Vehicle
Paul Morganelli, DuPont Electronics & Industrial Materials (Shourya Jain, Yusuke Matsuda, Jeff Meth, Lyndon Larson, Samantha Morelly)
Increasing Product Development Velocity with an Integrated approach to Advanced Package Design
Garrett Wyatt, Andras Vass-Varnai, Siemens
Electrochemical Plating System Development of Nano-twinned Cu for Multiple WLP Features
Jianwen Han, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions (Pingping Ye, Stephan Braye, Kyle Whitten, Cai Wang, David Shaffer, Adam Letize, Brian Gokey, Thomas Richardson, Elie Najjar)
Also presented in Tuesday’s Session T-PM2: FOWLP & FLIP CHIP: EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS
Developing Thin Glass Solutions for 5G and MEMs Packaging Applications
Shelby F. Nelson, Mosaic Microsystems

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Room 107-108
OPENING COMMENTS
General Chairs: Prasad Dhond, Amkor Technology; Nokibul Islam, JCET Group
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8:10am-8:55am

KEYNOTE 3
HYBRID BONDING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF HIGH PERFORMANCE DEVICES
The electronics industry continues to pursue optimal performance for the insatiable consumer demand of computation intensive products like GPUs, CPUs and AI accelerators. While the monolithic system on chip approach promises exceptional performance, it is costly. The advanced packaging industry has responded to the challenge with 2.5D and 3D integration solutions that bridge the performance gap with heterogeneous integration. Hybrid bonding combined with chiplet architectures within 2.5D will enable the distribution of function and nodes across a chips within a module, providing a path toward more flexible product introduction and innovation.
The design and manufacturing of chip-to chip-communication is complex and has some technology dependencies. One technology limitation in realizing a monolithic performance with heterogeneous integration is solder interconnect scalability. Hybrid bonding is a revolutionary platform technology that solves the interconnect scalability problem and delivers enhance performance compared to the conventional Cu microbump.
Laura Mirkarimi, Xperi Corp. - VP of Engineering, 3D Portfolio and Bonding Technology
Laura Mirkarimi is VP of Engineering, 3D Portfolio and Bonding Technology at Xperi Holding Corporation, San Jose, California. She received a PhD in Materials Science at Northwestern U. Dr. Mirkarimi leads the 3D team at Xperi. Prior to joining Xperi, she developed electronic devices including ferroelectric memory, transparent conductors and photonic crystal resonators at Hewlett Packard Laboratories for 12 years. She holds more than 50 patents and 45 publications.

KEYNOTE 4
INTELLIGENT POWER AND SENSING SOLUTIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Vehicle electrification, autonomous driving, renewable energy and big data are enabling unprecedent changes in human life, and are pushing the technology to new limits. Those major evolutions require power electronics and sensing solutions, driven by optimum technology and packaging solutions to deliver maximum product efficiency. This talk will review recent progress in front end technology, packaging (discrete, power modules) and highlight the importance of system integration.
It will illustrate the challenges of simultaneously meeting a wide range of power density, product scalability, cost and reliability requirements, and are made possible by the ongoing progress in semiconductor research, engineering and manufacturing.
Jerome Teysseyre, onsemi – VP, Head of Package Development and Engineering
Jerome is having 22 years of experience in Package development. He holds a master in material sciences from Grenoble Institute of Technology.
He started his career at STMicroelectronics where he held several positions until 2014. Jerome managed ST’s package assembly process and technology development group in Europe covering the broad portfolio of mobile phone applications with BGA, System in Package, embedding, optical camera sensors and smart power packages. From 2010 to 2014 Jerome lead Asian teams in charge of Wafer level fan in, fan out, Camera and optical sensor development and developed packaging south east Asia center of competency to support the growing automotive market needs. Among his function in Singapore, he developed the Next Generation E-WLB (fan out) in partnership with Statchippac and Infineon. Jerome moved to Fairchild in 2014 (acquired by onsemi in 2016) and shifted his focus to power semiconductor to enable differentiated package portfolio on automotive , industrial power modules and QFN - SIP migration for Cloud computing.
Jerome’s team are focusing on the extension of automotive package portfolio and solutions for wide band gap.
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HETEROGENEOUS 2D & 3D INTEGRATION Track SESSIONS IN-PERSON | FAN-OUT, WAFER LEVEL PACKAGING SESSIONS IN-PERSON | AUTOMOTIVE, 5G & SESSIONS IN-PERSON | |
THA1: 3D TECHNOLOGY - PRINTING Chair: Rafiqul Islam, Cactus | THA2: FLIP CHIP Chairs: Danny Brady, Amkor Technology; Burt Carpenter, NXP Semiconductors | THA3: 5G/MMWAVE PACKAGE DESIGN AND APPLICATION Chairs: Tu-Anh Tran, NXP Semiconductors; Vidya Jayaram, Intel Corp. | |
10:00am-10:30am | Inkjet Printing in Semiconductor Packaging Technology Joost Hermans, SUSS MicroTec (Wouter Brok) | How to Tailor Immersion Tin Plating for IC Substrate Applications Britta Schafsteller, Atotech Deutschland GmbH (Andreas Schatz, Gustavo Ramos, Hubertus Mertens, Moody Dreiza) | LCP Substrate for Antenna in Package Integration CANCELLED |
10:30am-11:00am | Micro Transfer Printing: Massively Parallel Pick-and-Place of Ultra-Thin Die Bob Conner, X-Celeprint (Bill Batchelor,David Gomez) | Solder Flux Evolution for Heterogeneous Integration Evan Griffith, Indium Corporation (Sze Pei Lim) | New Design of Patch-liked Dipole Antenna for Millimeter Wave 5G Application Chia Chu Lai, Siliconware Precision Industries Co., Ltd (Sam Lin, Teny Shih, David Lai, Yu Po Wang) |
11:00am-11:30am | Wafer-level Integration Technologies enabling Advanced System Solutions in a Wafer Foundry Sebastian Wicht, X-FAB MEMS Foundry (Stefan Ernst) | Improvement of Micro-via Reliability by Using a New Electroless Cu Plating Zheng Zhang, Osaka University (Ming-Chun Hsieh, Jeyun Yeom, Aiji Suetake, Hiroshi Yoshida, Katsuaki Suganuma, Osaka University; Joonhaeng Kang, Okuno Chemical Industries Co.) ON-DEMAND VIDEO | Immersion Tin Plating Enabling Reliable Wettable Flanks on QFN Packages Arjan Hovestad, Meco Equipment Engineers B.V. (Tarun Basu, Sytron Pte Ltd; Chris Scanlan, Besi Netherlands B.V.) |
11:30am-12:00pm | High-thruput Printing of Micro & Nanoscale Interconnects, Passive and Active Electronics for Heterogeneous Integration | Build-up Materials with Low Insertion Loss/fine Pitch Wiring and Low Warpage Molding Material for Advanced Packages Yuko Shibata, Ajinomoto Fine-Techno USA Corporation (Ryo Miyamoto, Habib Hichri, Yuki Yamamoto, Kazuhiko Tsurui) ON-DEMAND VIDEO | Addressing Challenges in Dual Sided SiP Thermal Budget |
12:00pm | CONFERENCE ENDS |
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