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Publication
ECTC 2014
Conference paper
Assembly and packaging of non-bumped 3D chip stacks on bumped substrates
Abstract
In this paper, a novel assembly and packaging approach is proposed for 3D/2.5D chip stacks based on bumped substrates. The thinned chips are stacked using thermal compression bonding with 'flat' metallization to reduce assembly complexity associated with conventional controlled-collapse-chip-connection (C4) solder bumps. Meanwhile, the laminate substrates are bumped with C4s using injected molten solder (IMS) processes. The pre-stacked chips are then assembled and packaged on the bumped laminates successfully.