IEEE Transactions on Advanced Packaging · 2008 · 24 citations · 4 references
EngineeringDesignHeat TransferSemiconductor DevicesThermal AnalysisChip PackagingIntegrated Circuit DesignPackaging EngineeringThermal BridgingThermal DesignThermal ManagementAdvanced PackagingHeat DissipationInterposer TechnologySiliconThermal ConductivityThermal ResistanceThree-dimensional IntegrationThrough-silicon Via Packaging
Stacking of many functional chips in a 3-D stack package leads to high heat dissipation. Therefore, a new platform technology is required to assemble chips vertically and remove the heat effectively. A 3-D stacked package with silicon interposers was developed to integrate one ASIC and two memory chips in a package. Electrical connections in the silicon interposer were formed by through silicon via. Silicon interposer has much high thermal conductivity than organic interposer, therefore the package thermal resistance is lower. Thermal performances of the 3-D package were analyzed and thermal enhancements like thermal via, thermal bridging were evaluated. The designed package showed 5 times lesser thermal resistance compared to a similar package with organic substrate. An additional silicon heat spreader was designed and attached to the package for high power application. Thermal analysis was performed to optimize package thermal performances and experimental validation was carried out. The designed 3-D stack package is suitable for 20 W application.
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