Integrated circuit including through-substrate conductive structure and method of manufacturing the same
A conductive structure and integrated circuit technology, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as complex design
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[0019] Higher device densities have been achieved using 3D IC technology and, in some applications, wafers with up to 6 layers have been bonded. As a result, the total wiring length is greatly reduced. Therefore, 3D IC technology has the potential as a next-generation mainstream technology.
[0020] Traditional methods for forming 3D ICs also include die-wafer bonding. Individual dies are bonded to a common wafer. An advantageous feature of die-wafer bonding is that the size of the die can be smaller than the size of the chips on the wafer.
[0021] Recently, through-silicon vias (TSVs), also known as through-wafer vias, have been increasingly used as a way to implement 3D ICs. Typically, the bottom wafer is bonded to the top wafer. Both wafers include integrated circuits on top of a substrate. The integrated circuits in the bottom wafer are connected to the integrated circuits in the wafer by interconnect structures. The integrated circuits in the wafer are also connect...
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